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Does stuttering block count as “non-verbal”?

Does stuttering block count as “non-verbal”? I’ve noticed when I’m with friends, I’m silent even though there are so many things that I want to say! I use the text-to-speech app though so I can commun...

It sucks some technical words can't be swapped out you do have to stutter through it. Police officers can't swap out words in the Miranda rights and lawyers have to use specific words. I use to stutt...

You said it right! "Hang up on" is the right phrase for that. And yes, it's very annoying. My own mother has hung up on me before because she thought the call dropped 😭 It's even more frustrating b...

When someone makes eye contact and kind of moves their lips like they're mouthing what I'm trying to say. My stutter is mostly anxiety or stress triggered so 8/10 times, just looking away from me is e...

I'm Stuttering From The Age Of 12 And I'm 16 Now And I Still Stutter

I'm Stuttering From The Age Of 12 And I'm 16 Now And I Still Stutter I Started Stuttering From The Age Of 12 And I'm Still Stuttering. I Mostly Experience Block Type Stuttering And I Sometimes Take Se...

That's interesting. Those that say phone calls are difficult for them typically have mostly blocks, like myself. That's interesting that you have mostly repetition and DON'T struggle with phone calls....

I get interrupted all the damn time and that’s the most annoying for me, like it’s the worst, and when I get interrupted I just can’t go back to how fluent my speech was before and it’s just 100 times...

This still happens to this day, 49 years later, when talking on the telephone with blocks and repetitions, and the other caller just hangs up on you. It's their loss, not mine....

That also happened to me . Had a mild stuttering until 19 . And then from 20 to now is almost a severe stuttering . Used to have blocks now changed to repetitions and increased velocity. I think anxi...

Hi, I don't know why but I stutter a lot while talking

Hi, I don't know why but I stutter a lot while talking So, I am a person who loves to talk, I mean I find ways to talk to someone but I have been facing an issue recently, thought I'd post on reddit....

Usually repetition but occasionally I'll block. I usually only block when I'm starting out a sentence, I used to black a lot more though...

What type of stutter do you have? Blocks, repetition, both?...

Yes had the same experience recently as well. I think we have similar timelines. I am 26M and this is my 12th year stuttering. Before that I don't remember stuttering bit I used to be anxious when spe...

Have you REALLY tried hard to separate the freeze effect in stuttering?

Have you REALLY tried hard to separate the freeze effect in stuttering? To make the question clearer.. **I don't mean** speech therapy or reducing (social) anxiety **I don't mean** stuttering (becaus...

I do it at the beginning of my speech. Repetition, block and grimacing. All of them. It's because my stutter is usually blocks and sometimes grimacing. Including repetition, block and grimacing when...

Bro like you're talking about me, I stuttered since I remember myself, but when I went to university where I should talk with new people each time and I should face the other world it increased, even ...

insane how i’m basically going through the same thing. i’ve always had a stutter, truly nothing crazy besides stuttering on little things or when introducing myself. but this past half a year it’s ju...

I started having blocks when my father called the way I speak as 'arrogant' one evening when I was 12 or 13. Since then I have had speech blocks and especially when stressed. Don't know if it's rare b...

I'll always try to pause or "umm"/"ahhh" before openly blocking....

I want to ask this reddit community to post about: triggers that affect our neurology (such as, triggers influencing physiological symptom expression that result in loss of speech motor function aka freezing)

I want to ask this reddit community to post about: triggers that affect our neurology (such as, triggers influencing physiological symptom expression that result in loss of speech motor function aka f...