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So frickin true - I am fluent talking to my own self but if I have to even work through a mock presentation at home alone - I stutter hard...

Results of survey: are you fluent when speaking alone?

Results of survey: are you fluent when speaking alone? Hi, thanks to all who participated in my little informal survey about fluency when speaking alone. I post the results below. Remember that th...

1) I’m completely fluent, having other people around is what causes my stuttering, it pisses me off because I know I’m not a true stutter since I’m fluent when speaking alone either at home or when I’...

Yes, totally, and with my pets and in general conversation. My stuttering is situational. I only stutter when explaining or trying to request something from someone. Never when placing an order or eve...

I'd say I'm a 2. I'm generally fluent when I'm alone, but I record podcasts for work sometimes and do block pretty badly sometimes on them. Same for if I'm practicing out loud to give a speech or talk...

Survey (cont'd): are you fluent when you speak when alone?

Survey (cont'd): are you fluent when you speak when alone? Hi, I am continuing a little survey about how fluent PWS are when the are alone. The scale is: 1 = completely fluent 2 = much more fluent...

Breaking a leg and stuttering are not analogous at all. You don’t stutter less by trying harder to not stutter. In fact, the more you try to not stutter, the more you stutter. Using words like “defeat...

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I didn't understand any of it. But shouting seems to help me not stutter idk....

Acid cures my stuttering...

Acid cures my stuttering... Out of all the substances I've tried Acid seems to pretty much cure my stuttering. It lasts for like 10 hours too. I think partly it's because I'm less "conscious" or aware...

wot. Just sing or copy a state of mind you don't stutter in and try to incorporate it into your normal speaking so your body can "remember" how to not crack as often. I kind of get what you mean but I...

Polish is quite difficult to learn. Well atleast for me as i was not exposed in situations where i only had to speak polish. But i kept learning and now i can hold conversations at decent level. I had...

Thats a very interesting combination. I’ve started to learn cantonese recently for my studies and i have found myself stutter a bit in it but it’s flowing so I don’t really have to try hard to speak n...

I speak 2 languages and can read 3. English, urdu and arabic. Arabic I’ve been reading and reciting from childhood for quran so I hardy stutter in that. It’s like singing, so apart from a random block...

That's nice! I found it interesting when people stutter in their mother tongue more. What you said makes a lot of sense though - all the trauma associated with your mother tongue...

I know the feeling. When speaking Bengali, I switch back to English words all the time. People think that I suck at Bengali, but it's just that I get stuck a lot, which is frustrating...

I stutter more in Spanish for sure. Some words are sometimes harder to say so I would switch back to English. I feel so bad sometimes. I like to help people that don’t speak English, but it sucks that...

magnesium yes, omega on and off- just lazy i guess, but definitely can notice speaking pattern when not on it for a while...

I tend to stutter less in other languages. I'm french and speak spanish and english. I almost never stutter in those languages, even when I lived in a spanish-speaking country and speak it way more th...

My fiance has a stutter and is from Mexico - her stutters a lot more in her native Spanish but when she speaks English you barely notice it (unless she's tired, anxious, upset and when she says her na...

I speak Punjabi, Urdu, English And Polish. I stutter the most in Punjabi which i grew up speaking. Urdu slightly less but i dont stutter in English or Polish for some reason....