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Whenever I talk to myself, I never stutter so that’s why I love talking to myself because it’s the only time where my fluency is at its best xD...

I talk to myself and my dog all the time. I feel like I stutter more around dogs than people. I also talk to myself after a conversation where I stuttered a lot, and go over the conversation in my hea...

I’m a fully recovered stutterer. Though I’m fluent, I still talk to myself. Don’t normal people do that too? It is embarrassing when I’m caught , and having3 cats, I often say I’m talking to one of th...

I’m a fully recovered, 100% fluent former stutterer who only recovered at age 70! I still talk to myself though I am fully engaged with others. I think you’re right about stutterers talking to themsel...

I talk to myself 24/7 and when my gf catches me doing it she just laughs at me and calls me weird, but not in a bad way, she thinks it’s cute. I sometimes don’t realize it but I’ll say something to my...

talking to yourself

talking to yourself Does anyone else talk to themselves? Since we are so scared to talk to others our social needs aren't met so we just talk to ourselves or imagine having a convo with someone we kn...

> Can you speak without stuttering when you are on your own? No > Do you stutter only when you know that someone is listening? No > Do you stutter less when talking to friends and family?...

No(I stutter less but I still stutter) Yes Yes(I still stutter but less)...

Can you speak without stuttering when you are on your own? Do you stutter only when you know that someone is listening? Do you stutter less when talking to friends and family? If yes, then there's n...

Anyone else stutter on specific words?

Anyone else stutter on specific words? For me it tends to be: my age, name, phone number, and what high school I went to, and a few other things (mostly self identifying information).... like I can be...

no stutter when alone

no stutter when alone I have never stuttered when I'm alone and I don't even have any disfluency while speaking alone . But as soon as i talk in normal social settings i start to stutter and Block Do...

What's in a name?

What's in a name? After being asked the age-old question; "Why do you stutter on your own name?" It got me thinking... my first bad stutter experience was having to say my name for the register at ...

I stutter and completely skip words when talking to myself. I'm not imagining talking to another person either....

I don't stutter when I'm alone, but I stutter when talking to my dogs, which I've always thought was weird lol...

Same. It's definitely less common but there are people who stutter even alone....

I stutter when I’m alone too

I stutter when I’m alone too So many people have told me throughout the years that it’s just mental because “when we’re alone we don’t stutter”. I do. Mostly when I’m reading out loud to myself or pra...

I certainly experience the anticipation of "I know I am going to stutter on this word if I try to say it". Very weird how that forecasting works. Sadly, hearing someone else say it does not help me. I...

I have good memory because every interaction is awkward asf lol I can remember a lot of my elementary school field trips because even though I was having fun it was always a few awkward stuttering int...

I still remember having to say a poem from memory before the whole class in high school. I’m in my70’s now and that memory still brings me pain...

Exactly, it’s strange going for a normal drive to the store, then all the sudden an excruciatingly painful memory jumps out for no reason at all. It’s as if I’m there, reliving the sweating, heart pou...