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High School Hey what's up guys, fellow stutterer here, just wanted to ask how you guys dealt with high school? I'm going into my senior year of HS so I'm pretty accustomed to the environment by this p...
It's different across stutterers and situations. I haven't noticed any consistent behavior personally....
It was... okay. I totally went off script compared to my notes, and I unsurprisingly was a LOT more fluent during the Q&A section. No one died of embarrassment so that's pretty good for us...
Why do you stutter less or more every other day?? ...
As bad as it sounds, it’s something I’ve learned to shrug off. It’s normal for me now, and that isn’t okay. But I’d rather have it barely effect me then impede (no pun intended) my happiness. ...
I guess reading comprehension isn't your strong suit. Not once did I say he did anything violent, he wanted too, but he went and spoke with the manager after yelling at the guy through the drive thru ...
I’m 17. You’re probably at least partially right because of some mental health stuff that could be affecting it but my dad has a stutter too (and no mental health issues at all) so I’m not too hopef...
It’s quite common for stuttering to come and go. I find that mine becomes more noticeable when I’m overworked, tired, stressed. Sometimes there’s no obvious reason for it. It doesn’t mean it’s always ...
getting worse :\
getting worse :\ I’ve always had a stutter but it’s very mild, mostly just repeating words. ‘It’s over there’ becomes ‘It-it-it-it’s over there’ for instance. But I think it’s getting worse now, whi...
I’ve met a few people who laughed at my stutter. They got used to it though and the laughing went away. I don’t blame you, though. I have a blocking stutter, so I just get stuck on sounds and they w...
my stutter depends on how my life is going at the moment. my stuttering shoots up whenever i'm down and thats most of the time...
my stutter depends on how my life is going at the moment. my stuttering shoots up whenever i'm down and thats most of the time...
Fluent in Speech Therapy
Fluent in Speech Therapy I am a lifelong stutterer. My stutter is mostly blocks where I know what word I want to say, but It just won't come out. I'm 95% fluent with my family, making them think I do...
Yeah, stutter is able to vary a lot. It's quite a common thing - but of course, that doesn't make it any less frustrating. :) However, knowing that it can vary might help us not get as surprised by it...
I have the exact same thing. I notice that it fluctuates depending on how tired I am, If I've eaten or my general mood. It is largely non existent when I'm with my girlfriend, because im comfortable w...
Before the age of 16, I could pronounce my name every single time, but I stuttered on other words. But after that idk what happened. I'm 22 now. In last 6 years, I never pronounced my name without stu...
FWIW, mine didn’t start going away until my mid 20s. I’m 33 now and it’s still there, just very slight. ...
Stumble/stuttering when I have to speak loud
Stumble/stuttering when I have to speak loud Today I realized something. I have a mild stuttering problem but I think only half the people who I speak with realize that bc it only comes out every now ...
Has anyone ever lost their stutter?
Has anyone ever lost their stutter? Hey there, so I have a question. During last winter, I started to develop a stutter. At the beginning, I would "stutter" over multiple words at a time. I would some...
I’m 18 as well. I was told for many years by people who either used to have a stammer or knew someone with a stammer that “oh don’t worry about it it’ll go away before you reach 18 or so” and here I a...