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It'll be okay. I actually did the same thing last week in an interview. It was pretty bad. But, I ended up getting a call the following week saying I got the job. There is hope!...
Same thing happened to me today, I had a interview and it was on zoom, and the intensity with which I stuttered today was very severe. And when I was practicing I was very fluent....
Honestly I lied, there was only one person who I went on a date with and everything looked fine, but at the end of the day I texted her that "I had fun and I'd like to see you again" and she replied t...
I had the same issue until I stopped hiding my stutter and released myself. And yes several people got mad at me at dates and thought I wasted their time, but there was 1 person who accepted me for wh...
Similar age and I'm in the same boat. I've never tried because I was afraid of blocking and screwing up. I think the best course of action is to just be upfront about it. They'll find anyway so you ma...
I’m 26 and i’ve never been in a relationship because of my stutter. It really affects my ability to connect with people because I try so hard to hide it which results to me not being able to be myself
I’m 26 and i’ve never been in a relationship because of my stutter. It really affects my ability to connect with people because I try so hard to hide it which results to me not being able to be myself...
I am in my last semester of my bachelors degree, and COVID-19 was a godsend for me, regarding school/zoom/social interaction. The thought of standing in front of the classroom and presenting an oral p...
I have become 98% fluent and I have had plenty of experience with psilocybin (shrooms), however I can't say for sure that there is a correlation....
I believed that I will end up homeless when I was a teenager. So when I was 17, I made a test run and lived 4 days without money on the street. I didn't beg but I asked in bakeries for old bread and...
**First idea:** Try to normalize recording so you don't feel so much pressure. Record your test runs as well, also record random stuff, you say, record something you read from a book, and all that wi...
i hate talking
i hate talking I hate when people ask for my name then when i cant get it out they say “you dont know your name?” Or “did you forget your name?” That shit is so annoying. I dont know what im going to ...
Don't stop talking to people. Fluency takes practice. I think you'll find your stutter will worsen by withdrawing. I find my fluency has fallen off this year, as I don't see or speak with as many peop...
The sooner the better There are many techniques to control your stutter and im sure you can find them on youtube Theres the tapping tecnique, follow a rhythm while tapping your fingers as you're spe...
No you should not. I am the same way man, and I’ve considered it, but I would never surrender my name to my stutter, I think that is accepting defeat. Say you do change your name. What comes next? Y...
I feel like as I grow older it's just getting worse.
I feel like as I grow older it's just getting worse. I have been stuttering since I started speaking and going to school (I'm 19) I was always mocked kinda avoided speaking and always tried to ignore ...
The way my speech therapy went was we would practice breathing exercises and practice speaking fluently. I never worried about removing the things I did to help me speak more fluently. Maybe looking a...
Do you find that *tricks* are beneficial long term? In my experience, while they can provide short term assistance, they always ended up exacerbating the problem long term....
Feel like the odd ones out because I don’t mind when people finish a word or phrase for me either. My speech isn’t awful so it’s usually easy to guess...
My speech therapy doesn't make sense
My speech therapy doesn't make sense I started few weeks ago. Basically the main idea of this speech therapy is to see my stuttering as an "iceberg" with obvious problems on top and "hidden" problems ...
I'm experimenting with chewing gum while I talk. I notice that it forces me to adjust the way I use my mouth as I talk and I trip over my words a little less....