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Once, i was waiting for my turn at the psychologist, and there was a guy. He said hi, then asked me why was i going there. I told him that i had this stutter but i wasnt stuttering at all, it was weir...
Hey man, I'm heading to work right now so i can't type as much as I'd like to but I just want to say you're a pretty strong individual for even still being alive after all that has happened to you o...
if you identify as a stutterer, you should familiarize yourself with the science on the condition. there's no easy cure (the condition is varied and complex). if you don't identify, i can see why you...
My goal is to go back to what I used to do: speak comfortably and not have to do what I do now to speak. Not controlling or hiding my stutter. Maybe the word "reverse" isn't the right word. My intende...
>reverse it i don't know of any stuttering research that suggests something like that (*i hope some of the learned ones in here can chip in on this part if there is some*). but you might be workin...
The analogy is supposed to illustrate the process of speaking, not the emotional side of it. Also note that ofc confidence isn't the answer to everyone, I just want to clarify that it applies to me....
it's always good to try and get some sort of grip on your own stutter, to get acquainted with yourself that way. i imagine there are numerous ways of representing it, in terms that make sense to the s...
MY hypothesis on MY stuttering
MY hypothesis on MY stuttering Before I get to what I think, i feel like some background is necessary. I'm not a long-time stutterer; in fact, I only became aware of my stutter late last year. Eversin...
To me, personally, if I was a non stutterer who met a stutterer I think I'd find it so interesting I'd instantly befriend them. Stuttering is such an underrated problem and people don't really see it ...
Yeah me neither, crazy to think that he's known for spoken word. I've only heard his interview with Zane Lowe but he even mentioned that he stutters in the introduction to the interview. He actually ...
I had no idea this guy stuttered, and I'm a huge fan of his! ...
This. The same thing happens to me. Especially around my dad is when I have the worse trouble.. Around friends I'm pretty fluent.. and then when I'm saying my name/introducing my self I have trouble a...
Usually with dates and everything, I don't have much trouble talking. It's just mainly introducing myself and saying my name (and then there's those times when I call people I don't know).. Not just w...
i just don't like the implication made: that _without_ stuttering, these positive traits would _not_ have been there. that's a counterfactual we shouldn't be thinking out loud, because we simply can't...
No one with a stutter on planet earth is thankful for stuttering. It's as bad as someone saying they are thankful for a non functional leg....
Hi all, first time posting here, I'm 31/m/pws, glad to see this sub exists!
Hi all, first time posting here, I'm 31/m/pws, glad to see this sub exists! Hi, so yeah I'm 31 and I've stuttered my entire life. Before I discovered reddit I spent some time on a website devoted to s...
I liked this answer, it was right in my alley, the whole "finding yourself". I have been looking into that area quite a bit lately, meditating and reading some spiritual books and stuff like that. I f...
A talkative person in a mute body, I like that. It is how I feel literally all the time, but I too hide all of the time. A recent change in me decided that I dont really like people, most people lie, ...
Written with a smile on my face.
Written with a smile on my face. I can't be arsed to write my whole life story, but yeah, I stutter. I have been for my entire life, as far as I am concerned. The difficulties of my stuttering goes...
Good point, but even if your stutter does not improve, if you gain self-confidence and have a positive attitude, your life definitely will improve....