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I couldn't give a rats ass about being yelled at, I'm just scared of letting people down because of this goddamn liability....

I have started stuttering from around 12y (26y now). It was pretty hard in school to deal with it. but it was mild case, I was able somewhat to have conversations with friends but I had always to choo...

These negative emotions normally occur in situations where technological techniques would be of limited use. IE in a conversation, in a meeting, whatever. The more persistent negative emotions cause...

It’s 99% psychological for me. (Stutterer for 25 years) I can speak fluently out loud to myself and read fluently (mostly) out loud to myself. With others, I can’t do either. Therefore it’s in my hea...

>👏👏👏Beautifully said. I study psychology and this is spot on. I have to say that I think of the perception of threat will be gone then the stuttering will be gone too. I think the threat is im...

Thanks for summing up again. I understand it much better so here are deeper questions. How can I (like you) become more genuine and speak from the heart? What is your definition exactly? &#x200B...

Omg ur soo right!! I never thought of people’s thoughts when I don’t have eye contact with them. Eye contact has to be one of my biggest struggles ever and whenever I stutter, I just look down. I tend...

I’ve thought about this, and I believe it would go away. I remember a good portion of high school it was so easy for me to say “here” when doing roll call in school, when suddenly, I decided to imagin...

I did them on and off for about 12 years. I still try but I lack consistency. Additionally the most common breath watching type meditation is really hard for me, because as soon as I close my eyes neg...

Yes I agree with everything you said. But then there are small things that don't completely line up with your theory. Why can we sing? And why is stuttering genetic? Also, Why would the decrease of ...

Maybe you convinced your mind that is true so the power of your mind made it so? I've never experienced this. I stutter a lot more when I'm tired or anxious but haven't noticed if the moon would affec...

Sorry I wasn't clear. It makes the stuttering much worse. I feel tensed, nervous, even more anxious. I start blocking a lot more. It's like speaking becomes much more difficult physically and really e...

I'm a life long stutterer and understand your anxiety. I've worked in the biomedical field for over 35 years and have been refused several positions over the years regardless of my credentials, But I ...

Sorry to hear that king but it more sounds like you need to surround yourself with better people that aren´t judgemental. That is the actual problem and realising that can add a sense of control to yo...

Is it when you are imagining talking to others in some way? I think many of us will block when talking to Siri or similar....

I have stuttered all my life and it seems like I will die stuttering. I just don't want this to be a part of my life anymore.

I have stuttered all my life and it seems like I will die stuttering. I just don't want this to be a part of my life anymore. That's it. That's the post. Sorry if this added no value or scope for disc...

How to make friends as someone with a stutter?

How to make friends as someone with a stutter? Hello, I'm a 25 year old who struggles to make friends because of my stutter. Ive had a stutter all my life and it has ruled my life. Im not an introv...

Tips to improve stuttering from the book Stuttering foundations and clinical applications (2023) by Yairi & Carol H. Seery - both PhD researchers - page 1 until 94 (out of 500 pages)

Tips to improve stuttering from the book Stuttering foundations and clinical applications (2023) by Yairi & Carol H. Seery - both PhD researchers - page 1 until 94 (out of 500 pages) **Tips**: * ...

I have the same problem. If any kind of physical problem is already discarded and if you say you can talk and read perfectly when you are alone, then the whole problem is psychological. The anxiety t...

👏👏👏Beautifully said. I study psychology and this is spot on. I have to say that I think of the perception of threat will be gone then the stuttering will be gone too. I’m actually mixed about this ...