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Darth Vader a stutterer?

Darth Vader a stutterer? So according to this post, James Earl Jones was a stutterer and went on to become the voice of the most famous villain in movie history, Darth Vader. Just your encouragement n...

I agree , I think it’s a lot less About stuttering but more about how we perceive it. Then it just turns to a vicious cycle…but thankfully you can work on it and be cognizant about your attitude towar...

I wear whatever I want anyway lol. I'm homeschooled plus I live on a farm. I really don't care about my clothes at all....

I worked on not caring what people thought about how I dressed. I started wearing clothes that I liked despite them not following fashion “rules”. I’m not saying that changing your wardrobe will sol...

I don't know if his research which stated that we stutter bc of our hyperactive amygdala could make sense or not but I gotta say his thoughts that we shouldn't focus on fluency were really stunning an...

Man sorry this happened to you. I online game and go on discord a lot. When people point out my "uuums" and I also cant say "L" words (I really hang onto the L and hold it to the point of LLLLLL-eon) ...

My stutter makes me feel like a freak.

My stutter makes me feel like a freak. Just now I saw some friends in a discord call so I jumped in, they said I should get the game Unturned. I said I wasn't at my house and it wasn't my PC so I didn...

I think it’s us. Our mental barriers we have. Because if we don’t stutter alone then there’s a definitely a factor that’s related to other people and how we value their reactions or opinions...

My stutter totally vanishes when I am alone. It is like barely noticeable when I am with my boyfriend, like I hardly ever stutter when I am around him. But it is more noticeable when I am around oth...

Hi, I'm 59, been stuttering since my earliest memory, and unfortunately I've been as you've described all this time, I still feel the same now, I've let it rule my life entirely, I still don'...

That happens to me as well. Anecdotally speaking I have pushed beyond my comfort zones. After years of avoiding social interactions I now engage more often. It's helped me so much in recent weeks. I k...

That's good I'm 26. Been stuttering for more than 14 years. Yeah it can be annoying but just own it. It's a part of you don't let anyone make you feel bad about your stutter....

I'm 13. It doesn't really affect my life in a negative way, it's just a tad bit annoying at times...

Stutter, autism, epilepsy, ADD, social anxiety. I’m just not meant for this world....

Planning word is a normal part of speaking but for us PWS we tend to focus on fluencies when/before we are talking but natural fluency can't be labored. If we are trying all means to make speeches flu...

As people have noted here, we are all different and experience stammering differently and i guess our willingness to talk about it…...

In my opinion you are wrong. We CAN speak like normal speakers do. One can discuss a lot about causes of stuttering but when a lot (or most) stutterers can read aloud alone, whisper, talk to kids or a...

No, every severe PWS really deserves my condolences even though I am a mild PWS! I know when you have severe stuttering everytime you speak it's gonna be a mental torment, but 'accept it' is not just...

Yeah our speech is different wired so of course we gotta give up speaking in the same way as normal speakers do but I am not saying we gotta be mindful of our sounds and that we can't always be mindfu...

Oh yeah I get it. We can't speak as normally as fluent speakers do to how our speech is wired. To speak "normally", we have to be "mindful" about our sounds, and we can't always being 24/7 mindful. ...