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All your answers can be answered through this book “how to stop stuttering and love speaking “ by Lee Lovett. Only $10 for the ebook. And no it does not have to do with the diaphragm. Long answers sho...

I stutter way too much and face too many blocks when I am angry and start arguing.

I stutter way too much and face too many blocks when I am angry and start arguing. Does anyone else face this too? Is it because there is more adrenaline when we get into an argument? In hindsight, it...

Well regardless, claiming that there’s a 100% cure out there is completely untrue. If that was true then this subreddit wouldn’t exist and stuttering would no longer be an issue for anyone. Best cas...

[Research (2022)](https://i.imgur.com/MAjzt1b.png) states that personal thoughts, beliefs and emotions all contribute to developing stuttering. I just bought this new book: Kenneth J. Logan-Fluency Di...

If you mean you stutter on vowels like ‘a,e,I,o,u’ then yes I believe that may be the most common sound that affects stutterers and causes that type of tension to block - however it also seems psychos...

Before you choose becoming a neurologist, read this [post](https://www.reddit.com/r/Stutter/comments/yeki1g/stutterers_vs_nonstutterers_why_are_there/) about the brains. Basically, as I understand fro...

This is so true! Communication is not just words, it is so much more than that. If you think about it we are actually doing telepaphy with other people when we combine words, body language, facial exp...

I feel like this is semantics. Repetitions/prolongations are perfectly fine. Extreme blocks/panic/avoidance behaviors/frequently saying untrue things bc the truth wouldn’t come out, often leading ...

Community builds acceptance. Meeting other people who stutter builds normalcy in our speech. We represent 1% of the population and are constantly surrounded by people who talk differently than us. Thi...

About as fluent, but stuttering in a serious conversation isn't a big problem, stuttering in a joke is crippling to the vibe...

By all means send me an example of a comedian with a strong stutter. I don't really understand your finishing question, what am I comfortable saying? Anything a normal person would. Or did you mean ...

As much as counterintuitive this may sound to a PWS, just notice how little effort speaking requires. No word or even most of the sentences require any conscious effort. And focus in your speech on th...

I know it sounds dumb but lately I have been trying to not focus on the words I’m going to say in a sentence. I feel like in my mind, if I focus too much on an upcoming word, that word usually is the ...

Stutterers have so much to say that they hold inside. It's so frustrating. They usually write beautifully because everything comes out when they write. And most stutterers are very mild mannered peopl...

Has the host given you questions ahead of time, that he or she will ask? Then you have time to think about and thoughtfully reply. If I just had to wing it and wasn’t guided by the host, I’d have a ha...

I think that, first of all, you need to try to remember that this is your wedding and, presumably, all those people in the audience are there because you’re important to them and all of them know you ...

It happens usually when there is not a (wide) spectrum of possible responses. Imagine the horror of me trying to say “My condolences” to the person who has lost her mother....

This is what I’ve been doing since I graduated high school (I’m 45 now) for letters I know I’m going to stutter/block: hard C’s (words like cold, character, etc) or esp hard G’s (golf, goal, goat and...

Very late to the party, but I know this too well. When I speak in my native language (German) and English everything is perfectly fine. Especially American english with its very soft consonants is som...

I pity the people who don't stutter at all but they're still shy and will start panicking like dude I carry 500 kg on my tongue and I try to ace my way through a presentation, you gotta man up....