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True I guess you're right. I can control mine in certain situations so maybe they have done the same thing. If I'm having a really really good interaction, people don't usually know that I even have ...

Stuttering may or may not be due to chemical imbalances, but isnt everything? The neuro-pathophysiology is different in schizophrenia then with stuttering. People with schizophrenia have perfect dopam...

Stuttering -- My personal approach

Stuttering -- My personal approach Let's say you stutter. Of course you do. What else made you decide to read this very text on stuttering? As a stutterer aged 24 who joined the fight against his pe...

Ah but you have, most likely. She just wasn't talking or stuttering at the moment. So many people who stutter already speak as little as possible, right, either hiding in plain sight, or literally h...

This comment is going to be long. Sorry in advance. I wish I knew what caused my stutter. I am a 22 year old woman and have stuttered since I was 9 years old. It sucks a lot to have to deal with thi...

How to Sound Fluent: A Covert Stutterer's Guide to Fooling Everyone

How to Sound Fluent: A Covert Stutterer's Guide to Fooling Everyone ...

Wedding Bows

Wedding Bows Hello my fellow stutterers, so I am going to get married in a few months and we are going to have a ceremony in which I will have to say my vows infront of the guests (maybe around 60 pe...

23, most people dont know i stutter because i have those ugly silent blocks and its pretty to avoid stuttering that way but its a shitty way to live life....

I'll be 27 this year. And I still stutter. But over the last couple of years, the situation has improved. A lot. I still have my bad days. Sometimes that's really depressing. But it's still leaps and ...

Psychiatric drugs, an anit-psychotic in this case, can sometimes cause the right chemical shift for a particular person to help with their difficulty, whether it's on label (psychosis; bipolar disorde...

Stop trying to "help", because obviously it won't make things better for you guys. Just support him and accept his stutter the way it is now. Yes he might be more fluent after doing exercises but this...

This is something that's maybe only come up twice in our relationship, so I really haven't been trying to push any change on him or make him feel like this is a big issue. But it's been on my mind a l...

I think I can see two things going on here. 1. He hasn't gotten over and accepted his stutter. He doesn't sound confident being able to talk about it. He should be open and willing to answer all your...

Yeah, I understand that. I think I didn't know what I really wanted to ask in this subreddit. But it wasn't about reducing his stutter - more of how to allow him to accept it, instead. I don't think i...

You can't just "ask" someone to lose their stutter. It's not an item on a grocery store list that you can just check off. Chances are he's fighting a mental battle with himself every day trying to re...

I don't know how to approach this. That's why I'm here. I know his stuttering is a huge source of self-hatred and causes him a lot of stress in his life. From an outside perspective, I can see that he...

That's why I wanted to post here. I didn't want to talk to him about this more if it would hurt him because I don't understand stuttering well enough. His speech improves a lot when he does his exerc...

Sorry in advance for the long comment. Summary will be below. I have worked at a fast food place for the past 8 mos. and have been bounced around a bit and am now at a third location that I have bee...

I don't know how this comes off but this is how I handle it. I don't say out loud that I stutter but I behave normally, I do my word replacement, I have my eye rolls, y'all the table when it gets bad...

I hate ordering drinks or food anywhere...aside from my stutter I also have a somewhat loud voice so everyone stares....