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True that! Back in my senior year of high school we had to read a lot of plays during class and I was “cast” for one of the biggest roles of act 1 in Hamlet (The King) and I had to spin an old man acc...

Sigh...internet narcissism. I get what youre writing, okey? It does not matter what I post, you're going to be defensive sitting there changing your text to cursive and write like Its an formal essay....

I've been there. I sometimes have a different name at Starbucks because I couldn't say my name. We all have good days, we all have bad days. Don't dwell on it and you'll get better. Trust us....

It's a fickle thing, using untruths to elude something like that. I think you're just adding unnecessary overhead to your already ongoing struggle. If people should hear your stutter, and they'll nev...

>I told him there was no reason. Why so? A stutter is a valid reason. Wouldn't it be easier to just state that?...

I usually just stutter through it once and then immediately spell it out. I honestly hate having to give my name for orders....

"Both statements are indirectly urging us not to focus on stuttering (dysfluency). It can clearly be inferred." I think you misinterpreted them. The statements are quite literal. It's simply: Each t...

I relate to you, when it happened with me, i just invented another name, hopping that no one knew me...

I'm not sure if that counts but. I was on a bus with my mum and she was chatting with some elderly couple, and as the bus was crossing the bridge over the river elderly lady ask my mother " what an ad...

I asked to write my name down instead of saying it

I asked to write my name down instead of saying it I was at Best Buy few minutes back to exchange something I bought (versa 2 fit bit is on sale for anybody that's interested). The person at the count...

Both statements are indirectly urging us not to focus on stuttering (dysfluency). It can clearly be inferred. But let's not go back n forth, I was just making a point that there is no cure to stop wha...

I find I’m actually pretty much an extrovert, and a talkative person. I’ve just always been inclined towards fewer words BECAUSE of my stutter. I don’t mind a good silence at all. But I also like fill...

New member here.

New member here. Hello there. I've read some posts and it made me feel not so alone, so I'm going to tell my 'story' too. So, I remember talking normally when I was a child, but when I was like idk,...

> I'm tired of "techniques" to **stop** stuttering. There is none and we just have to **manage** and live with it. You're right, there aren't any techniques to stop stuttering. That's not really w...

Day X of Vitamin B1 Supplementation: FINAL THOUGHTS (Long post)

Day X of Vitamin B1 Supplementation: FINAL THOUGHTS (Long post) *(I posted 10 days of follow ups of my experience using vitamin B1. This is going to be the last journal entry on the subject directly,...

I‘m alright with silence. I guess that‘s more of a personality trait from you. It depends of course on the subject I‘m speaking of, but usually I‘ll think and then answer, not only because of my stutt...

Just a few weeks before I used to think that. Used bouncing and prolongation and was sick and tired of practicing them for 15mins everyday since march 2019 and saw zero improvement in my speech. Then...

Nah, this is bullshit. I never focus on stuttering and it still happens. I'm tired of "techniques" to stop stuttering. There is none and we just have to manage and live with it....

How do we feel about silence?

How do we feel about silence? What's up everyone! Hope all is well and looking forward to turkey day. Was just going through some posts and wanted to contribute to discussion. Does anyone feel like,...

three reasons why i wouldn’t use stammer 1. i’ve literally never heard it being used in australia 2. i think the word is ugly 3. the hard ST is always what i struggle on but that’s literally just m...