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Stuttering in the word “Do”

Stuttering in the word “Do” I always stutter on the word “do” and it’s really annoying. Whenever I’m trying to socialize with people I want to ask them a question like “do you [blank]” but I can’t get...

I think I can relate to that. Being in the moment certainly helps but often the first stutter pulls me directly out of the moment again and back to the self awareness of not speaking fluently.. Will c...

Yes most of us do. I found out the problem for me was talking too less and being unconfortable with myself. So I started to record myself speaking for 10 minutes talking everytime and everyday after I...

Why the down votes? This is true although a bit too vague to deal with a direct problem. And the book is a nice one to read and to apply some principals in one's life. If you who is reading this comme...

Have you tried speech therapy? Also, you don't need to replace words. It can become a bad habit. Also, don't worry about looking dumb. We're all dumb. So what if some of the sounds you make aren't c...

Dude I read whole big ass English essay once very fast and did not even stuttered, I still don’t know why or how it happened...

I have a pretty bad stutter, but reading and public speaking have always been my strong point. Weird....

Uncomfortable Interview Reflections

Uncomfortable Interview Reflections Hey everyone! Hope quarantine is treating you well. I've scrolled through this reddit page in the past whenever I'm feeling low, but this is the first time I've act...

No dude I’m a optimist, and getting rid of this stutter is something I will do. I don’t need science telling me something about my own mind...

I can speak completely fine when I’m alone so in that case I definitely should be able to speak fine with people as well. And I believe anyone who can speak absolutely fine alone can get rid of their ...

"I only stutter because I have too much to say..." Big Brain...

When just talking derails the conversation...

When just talking derails the conversation... 1. Group are talking about something you've got an opinion on 2. Spend time deliberating on whether to interject and whether it's worth it 3. Finall...

Hey man great reply, yeah i did check out his speech very motivational one. And yes hope is a motivational tool, I mean if you can speak completely fine alone then why not also with people ? You defi...

Not just this happens to me. But I can totally relate in the way I feel like you stutter more when "your engine" is cold. That's why I am starting a routine of every single day when I wake up I go str...

I do the same thing as you do so I totally get where you're coming from. Another method I do that maybe could help you is calling their name first and then asking the question or finishing the sentenc...

Having trouble beginning sentences, can anyone relate?

Having trouble beginning sentences, can anyone relate? I stuttered pretty bad when I was younger, I've mostly grown out of it now though. One problem that's stayed with me is the inability to start se...

Seeing that you started stuttering when you were 16, which is really late in life, I think that you should definitely aim for fluency. Unlike you, I grew up stuttering (mildly), but like you, I was fl...

I've recently started seeing a speech therapist here in Sweden as my stutter have become a lot worse lately. I went there not sure it would do anything for me, but when I really listened to what she t...

I totally agree with you that the fear of stuttering greatly contributes to a stutter itself. Being confident (and a fearlessness in what people will think if I stutter) can help reduce stuttering, i...

I took speech therapy from grades 2-10. It didn't help, partly cause I didn't really try, but also cause sometimes breathing techniques simply don't always work for everyone, and that's all I been tau...