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Stop thinking about stuttering. Lessen if you are masturbating more as it block the air in lungs which makes stutterering bad. Come out of comfort zone and stop being in defence mindset all the time....
>you’re painting something while wearing sunglasses and so, those sunglasses become a barrier between you and the painting. If you remove the sunglasses, then you’ll be able to paint a beautiful paint...
When I say “barrier of stutter”, what I mean is this (I’ll give a metaphor to explain it better) — you’re painting something while wearing sunglasses and so, those sunglasses become a barrier between ...
>he kept pushing me to be fluent which honestly was terrible. I'm so sorry. I've known people like that and it's definitely no fun. >once you yourself remove the barrier of ‘stutter’ between you and...
That is interesting. I tend to mask when on first/second dates and in customer facing jobs. It's like I'm playing the role of a charming charismatic person, not me, so I don't really mind what they th...
Interesting. For me is the exact opposite! My stutter fade out more when I know the person better and when I become more comfortable with that person. The firsts time my stutter was much worse...
I've actually found everyone very understanding of my stutter. Although, THE SECOND I meet a date for the first time I kinda instinctively mask and suddenly I don't stutter at all and act a bit differ...
*You said: "Stop seeking to regulate other people emotions. To know that our own emotional state may contribute to the other people feelings but ultimately he or she has the final word."* **How can w...
>*"When you are alone there is no one to regulate so the neural pathway has no place to be active."* Yes I agree, I wrote a [comment ](https://www.reddit.com/r/Stutter/comments/1hwjfrr/comment/m64akw...
I agree with everytthing you said! >*"So we are on a constant quest of regulating our own emotional state to support the other people emotion. That is the main code that is embodied on our brain. Tha...
If I may ask, how did you reprogram your mind? For me I anticipate stuttering even before I utter a word so how does one bypass that?...
No, there is no cure that we know of. Just an increased level of fluency. I am now fluent most of the time, like 90%, but I’d still classify myself as a stutterer....
I get this from my parents sometimes and it kinda pisses me off. They’ll say that I “don’t stutter anymore” since I do a good job hiding it and doing other techniques. But I struggle with it every sin...
I have this weird theory that the reason why we block is because when we were little we got the idea that regulating our own emotional state may regulate the other person´s emotional state. If we reg...
I'm fluent, but I'll always be a stutterer. It comes out once in a while. When I am extremely tired and stressed. Don't think of it as a binary. Fluency is a spectrum, like most things. Even perfect...
Yup, my wife didn’t even know I had a stutter for years and only found out when I told her during a couples counseling session. My father one time remarked how I had been cured lol. I told him that wa...
No. Most people who have been "cured" have learned techniques to hide it, or keep it at bay exceptionally well. So while they appear more fluent, or even fully fluent at times, they are still stutte...
>*"If we have a stutter but don’t feel social anxiety or pressure, then it must be MORE neurological, right? "* Questoin: If we stutter, but we don't feel social anxiety or pressure. **Does this mea...
>*"If I soften my voice a little more, I can speak more fluently. If there is no sound vibration."* Yes exactly, in research they make a distinction between cognitive load and conditioned stimuli....
>*"Stuttering can be difficult to accept due to external psychosocial factors."* No I meant the opposite haha :D, for example, if we do not experience or feel any general anxiety or psychosocial trig...