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>"If it's not social fear, it likely won't trigger stuttering! " hmm.. so I don't think that "conscious social fear" is what's triggering the approach-avoidance conflict (at it's root, at its underly...

I agree with you! 1. I was a student during Covid, so the online presentation calls were a nightmare! 2. I also had a problem with introductions. I was too stressed saying my own name right to bothe...

If i were to do a reverse starter pack, top three things (not in particular order) that stumps me the most... 1. Teams Calls 2. Saying peoples names whom I just met 3. Presenting information tha...

>*"I think there is a quick final fear/doubt aspect."* Yes I think so too. Ultimately, I think that stuttering is the manifestation (say: outcome) of a triggered mechanism before the stutter occurs. ...

>*"Because the evaluation still happens and it knows nothing will impede me in the following moments."* Comment #3: **Imagined concepts:** One way to look at this. is to think of “feared words” (su...

What absolutely hurts my soul is when I know the answer to a question but "I don't know" is the only thing I won't block on in that moment. Or having to momentarily "forget" personal information. It s...

Fully agree! My bottom lips quivers pretty bad when I stutter and I feel like some people I work with look for that!...

>*"What questions you'd want answered by an SLP?"* question: what is the complete (in-depth) vicious circle that occurs in a millisecond (time frame) when anticipation—such as saying a feared name—c...

Hello man! I am Viktor 19M from Bulgaria. I conquered my stutter and love to share my advice on how I did it. If you want to see a detailed post on what I did, you can click [here](https://www.reddit...

This or Them: "hello?..." Me: *struggling to make even a slither of sound* Them: *hangs ups* Having a block stutter makes phone calls the final boss for me lol...

Yea it’s always that word. Before, it used to be bubble. I still have trouble saying it, and it never feels natural when I do say it. But, cookie, cooking, cook… they all remain as impossible to say w...

I haven't seen these videos but I try to stay off twitter. Doesn't matter which way you lean politically, it seems like everyone on twitter is just super mean, super dumb or both. Also I've watched ...

Need help

Need help hello! I am 16 (M). I have a problem of only stuttering with certain syllables. And it gets annoying since several words start with or contain that syllable. In the previous sentence, I can...

I’m a man. I stutter kinda equally with men and women… But I stutter more around friends and family. With strangers, colleagues… I actually stutter close to minimal. I just get stuck on consonant clus...

Do you feel differently when you stutter in front of different genders/social groups?

Do you feel differently when you stutter in front of different genders/social groups? I’m a woman who stutters, and I would say I definitely feel more/less comfortable stuttering in front of certain ...

Presentations are like torture methods for us at times, I think people with a stutter should get prescribed Valium or something lmao, let us calm down before getting up to speak so we don’t torture ou...

Ryan Coogler inspires me

Ryan Coogler inspires me I knew Ryan Coogler had a speech impediment but it was more noticeable in this new interview: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMB46WS9d/ Some people (not everybody) in the comments a...

If I say something before like “hi- I’m (then my name) chances are I’ll do ok- I hate when people go around the room and have to introduce themselves- my first name starts with a N which is a sound/le...

I say “I’m …” whenever I have to say my name. The “I’m” is kind of like a cushion and I rarely stutter on it anymore. It definitely works for me, so give it a shot....

Tips to say my name

Tips to say my name I struggle a lot when anyone asks me my name, how can I be fluid? ...