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Thank you for this, strangely she told me she just likes talking like that but she acts like struggling and takes breathes so I’m like confused. She’s a little kid so I’m not too surprised but it’s a ...

I stuttered and sweat during my interview and they told me they had more interviews. Should I withdraw my application now?

I stuttered and sweat during my interview and they told me they had more interviews. Should I withdraw my application now? Like I said, I stuttered on a few questions and sweat in that tiny, cramped ...

I had some other experiences in this. You know how everyone sometimes says "huh?" after something you said or something you ask? Sometimes I couldn't repeat myself because of my stutter and there wa...

Ouch--this hurts because I am so guilty of comparing myself with others. BUT remember that you are having a human experience, and there's beauty and meaning to be found if you live it with honesty. Th...

you're going to compare yourself to people for a whole bunch of things for the rest of your life. just treat speech comparisons no different than the rest...

Jumping in here. OPs vibe is completely off from someone who has meditated for the length and breadth that he’s claiming. I volunteer in meditation retreats (some family members opened the retreat, an...

It's an unfair comparison. You're comparing an extremely nuanced and detailed perception of yourself to a very limited and surface level view of others. It's like comparing a book that you have re...

You mentioned something about your inner voice mathcing your outside voice, I feel like I got that same issue where my inner voice doesn't really follow my outside voice, I am not sure how to express ...

I do it every fucking time. If someone makes me repeat myself I will stutter through it...

When I talk, I have to say it again in my head to see what it would sound like without a stutter...

Having to repeat yourself

Having to repeat yourself Do you ever have those moments where you’ve said something and made it through WITHOUT stuttering only for someone to say “sorry I didn’t hear you” so then you have to repea...

I feel you, when i overthink what I’m about to say it generally makes it worse. One thing that helps me is I try to have some bullet points of the words I struggle on written down because when I can p...

I’m a mild stutter. But dear cod, I’m horrendous whenever I have to explain something lengthy, combined with a mind blank, lol. I’d tap my finger against my lap or on a table on every syllable to help...

I'm 39 still going through it. Think what your going yo say before yoy say it. Take your time when speaking. Use breathing techniques. I accepted my stuttering but I now talk slow and take my time it ...

Mild stutter. It was pretty bad during my schooling days. But slowly overcame it. Now I do get blocks but I have developed the confidence to speak even after getting blocked. Public speaking is still ...

I think "thinking that others think I'm stupid" plays a role in how strong I stutter. If you switch your mindset a little and don't expect people to think you're idiot, you're less likely to stutter....

I’m a civil engineer with a focus in hydrology and hydraulics, pretty technical stuff. I also have a minor stutter that I’ve had all my life. I see technical problem solving as a confidence boost rath...

Belief is "measured" through subjective self-reported data, i.e. questionnaires, whereas prediction errors through objective non-self-report measures, i.e. brain scans. These are two different realms ...

I did a computer science and mathematics degree and am now working as an infrastructure engineer. I have a mild to severe stutter depending on the day. I don’t believe there is any correlation between...

Isn't it just a reaction to perceiving prediction **errors**? This research explains it better: [https://osf.io/preprints/psyarxiv/uph5g](https://osf.io/preprints/psyarxiv/uph5g) You could see it lik...