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I pull my tongue out of my mouth when I stutter. Is anyone else like that?

I pull my tongue out of my mouth when I stutter. Is anyone else like that? Hi, I pull my tongue out ,close my eyes and tense up my face in a forceful way when I stutter. I also block a lot... I hav...

I think the tension in my throat went away

I think the tension in my throat went away I used to feel a physical feeling in my throat and mouth when I stutter. I realized recently that I've still been stuttering, but without any tension. I can'...

Maybe not specifically when eating ice cream, but I do notice it’s harder for me to speak when my lips are cold like in the winter, so maybe that’s what is happening to you...

Not only in cold winter days, in summer is much worse especially in extreme heat waves, I experienced the worst stutter blocks last month where temperatures reached 41 celsius almost everyday, there’s...

Maybe it’s like when you’re out in the cold and your jaw muscles feel numb and frozen? Idk how long you spend eating ice cream or how much you’re eating, but that seems like the only possible cause...

Well not tight just too cold to breathe normally :) For some, stuttering “originates” or “takes place” or “happens” in their throat. It’s different for every individual. Including the stuttering style...

Oh wow. First time hearing about stuttering “originating” somewhere. But that sucks that your chest feels tight! Like I can see that affecting me mentally too, not that throat blocks are already frust...

It doesn’t happen to me when I eat ice cream however, if I’m not properly dressed during really frigid winter days (for example, not wearing a scarf), then my stutter does go up. My stutter “originate...

First time hearing the nocebo effect… from my brief understanding, I don’t think it is. But for me, I think it’s just the coldness weakening sensation of my tongue, making it harder to really speak at...

Very specific problem when speaking

Very specific problem when speaking So because i obviously have a stutter and it makes it harder to speak, i tend to sometimes accidentally spit at times when I’m trying to speak or pronounce my words...

Yeah.. I'd say half of my blocks , I feel all the air just gone and my next word is basically breathless...

Because it feels like my airway's being completely blocked while trying to brute force my way through a sound...

When I am fluent I often try to finish what I'm saying without having to breath which causing me to get SOB....

Yes! It's especially bad when I'm walking and talking at the same time, it suffocating and I have to stop talking for a minute lol Speaking of physical difficulties in regards to stuttering I also ge...

For me when I’m super nervous or stressed sometimes it feels like that I’m paralyzed or having Parkinson’s disease whenever I try to speak, I start shaking and sweating as if I was running or carrying...

Yes whenever i face a block, my upper chest starts feeling pressure and i feel like i,m out of breathe and if i,m able to say anything it is in Low pitch and people can,t understand what i,m saying...

Definitely. It’s something i constantly struggle with. I asked a speech pathologist about it and they said my poor breath management/breathlessness is probably related to me involuntarily tensing up t...

Do people who stutter sometimes feel they they can’t breath or literally can’t for a short moment?

Do people who stutter sometimes feel they they can’t breath or literally can’t for a short moment? Please answer this this is important because I’m doing a study: If stutterers feel physical difficult...

I feel so much pain in my back of my neck and my left side when I’m having a block and I’m physically straining myself to get what I want out, and a lot of days my mouth and jaw feels numb or they jus...

In my opinion, you don’t stutter because when you whisper, the jaw tenses less and the TMJ tightens less....