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Kinda both for me. If Its something I get really excited about and I truly like, I become a "rap star clam" 😂...

Lmao. Relatable. My dad rarely asks me stuff because he prob knows it will drain my energy if I have to explain something complex 😂 Luckily I live by myself since many years ago. My dad and my stutte...

If it’s something i truly like talking about it’s really easy for me, if it’s some shit i don’t care about, good luck lol...

I, as well as others that I’ve encountered who stutter agreed that we stutter way more when there’s a definitive answer one that has no loopholes and things you can’t beat around the bush with. Idk ...

my stutter is the absolute worst when I have to explain shit. As a result I’ve always been inclined towards fewer words lol. When people ask me to explain whatever video game I’m playing or something ...

Definitely. It also means I feel like I had to make any explanation extremely direct and to the point, with no diversions to make it interesting or engaging....

Fucking yeah. I'm a big fan of doctor who. Sometimes when I'm watching it in the living room, my dad, who doesn't watch with me but stay on the sofa using is phone, suddenly looks 2 seconds the screen...

Anyone else's stutter get worse when they need to explain something?

Anyone else's stutter get worse when they need to explain something? I don't know if its got something to do with my Adhd or what. Especially if it's something you weren't expecting to have to explain...

Nice one! Getting into an interesting conversation like that is such a great feeling. I hope you have many more :D...

this week I engaged more in conversation with my family at the dinner table to practice speaking. I’ve noticed I barely stutter when I get really into the conversation!...

weird brain activation

weird brain activation I tend to focus too hard on reading things out loud. The second I try to “dissociate” i somehow end up speaking almost perfectly fluently. This works too in normal conversation,...

>"My brain moves fast and i wanna make sure I'm saying the right thing so sometimes I verbally trip over myself" This is an incorrect portrayal of stutter. It's similar to the things we're told b...

Just found this sub reddit, finally got a place to rant about my test score

Just found this sub reddit, finally got a place to rant about my test score https://imgur.com/dDekBTa So I recently took the TOEFL exam, and bombed the Speaking section – no surprise there. Only prob...

Yeah that’s some great advice! It’s almost like, at least for me, I have so much that I want to say that I get really excited and I start talking really fast. I stop acting calm and when I feel a stut...

As expected. When doing mock interview rehearsals, I’ve found the best way to mention my stutter in the beginning is to not allow them anytime to say anything, because if I did, it’d probably be an aw...

I stutter the most when I read

I stutter the most when I read I'm 15 y/o and from Lithuania. I would say that my stutter is very small. In my main language I can speak clean, when it comes to reading its harder BUT if I try to be C...

You can do it! People who've lived with a stutter are wordsmiths like noone else. Who else can think of eight synonyms or four different ways to form a sentence while we are saying the sentence? Use i...

thinking about my future with my stutter

thinking about my future with my stutter Recently I’ve been thinking about what the hell im gonna do. I’m in high school and I graduate in 4 months and I’m gonna have to get a job and go to college. ...

Don’t lose hope!

Don’t lose hope! I have a severe stutter and some days are better than others. I have had my stutter since the second grade; it became so crippling that I didn’t speak unless spoken to for almost a ye...

Also, is there anyway you can incorporate your stutter into your speech? Like maybe talk about how sound affects everything we do? Talk about how your interactions with someone will vary depending o...