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Yeah I read that stuttering is related to the dopamine in our brains, and i think that the belief that mastrubation increases stuttering is built upon that. That got me thinking, why is it that rega...

I can predict on which letter will i get stuck before i actually say it and i noticed its based on how i feel, when i dont smoke cigarettes and when i am on a good diet it goes away, my guess is mine ...

This is so normal, trust me. Is there anything stressful going on in your life? Any big life changes? Feeling a bit under the weather today? Didn’t get a lot of sleep last night? So many of these th...

Just like [kaebehn](https://www.reddit.com/user/kaebehn/) said, when I say something fluently and I get asked to repeat myself, i always stutter when repeating 100% of the time, it's weird. I'm not s...

Omg im In almost the exact same situation. Im 17 now, and I first noticed I started stuttering when I was maybe 14. It's so frustrating and I agree with everything you said, I get it mostly when I'm w...

Why do I stutter worse one week and the next week I barely stutter?

Why do I stutter worse one week and the next week I barely stutter? Very frustrating, I'll feel like I finally get over it mostly, and it lasts for maybe a week or 2, then my stutter comes back full f...

I had seen multiple therapists (psychologist, speech therapist,...,) all try to linked that to my childhood and my parents divorce. I think it was the easy thing to do, because it was a really dark pe...

It's hard to compare with any because it is a so-called "hidden disability". If you see a person with no legs in a wheelchair, you already know that running the marathon is out of the question. If you...

I remember reading about this one blind stutterer when asked which disability was worse, he said stuttering because of the stigma and shame around it. I think the minimizing like you say is quite inv...

Wow I really relate to everything you’ve expressed here! I’m 33 and have stuttered since I was about 4. I’ve hidden it using the same tactics as you from almost everyone I’ve met except for a couple v...

Mine does that about 1 month out of the year every year for me. It always is paired with my stress levels rising, and with the current state of the world you could very well just be more stressed tha...

It's normal for a stutter to fluctuate and when it does, it can create a feedback of look of anxiety, stress a tension. Look at your life and your worklife. Is there anything unusual going on? Anythi...

I don't think I can relate on this level, but I certainly recognize it. Sometimes when I'm taking it easily I get close to no stutter. But when I forget to use techniques or just having a "bad day" my...

I'm with you on the feedback loops. Especially when it comes to avoidance. There are certain sounds that are a real problem for me, and the more I avoid them the more fearful they become. Thus more te...

It is rather bizarre, to be honest. And by “bizarre” I mean a whole load of other things like shitty/annoying/frustrating blah blah blah, but underneath it all is definitely a layer of “bizarre.”...

Nothing about our stutters make sense and that’s just one of the things that really makes mine worse....

Does anyone else have trouble saying words that begin with vowels?

Does anyone else have trouble saying words that begin with vowels? It might seem kind of specific (I don’t know many others who stutter) but I often have a lot of trouble saying words that begin with ...

There's not always something that "triggers" stutter. Sometimes it's just there. Claiming a mechanism where there is none is not helpful. Look at the stutter research instead, and don't make things u...

I appreciate the time you took for formulate this but your stutter is not random there is always something that triggers it. Even if it is in the environment, the other person, or yourself. Having the...

Okay, hang on just a minute... Are you saying that stuttering is a tool to figure out yourself and your relations better, because of the way you feel about how certain interactions (or lack thereof) ...