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>one view that stuttering isn't entirely genetic This isn't new. We know that stuttering can occur in people with no family (genetic) history of stuttering. Also stuttering can start after a head ...

I still think he has some interesting viewpoints, and some which might be worth exploring in more detail, including one view that stuttering isn't entirely genetic, as the second twin from a set of id...

a lot of my family have one too and it only seems to be me who really struggles with it. we are the chosen few lol...

I'm gonna remind the community here that blog posts are good for generating discussion and thinking about topics in different ways, but *please* do not accept anything like this guy's site as truth. ...

My father, 2 brothers and a cousin. Stammering runs in my family so quite a few ppl had it but they all got over it by themselves around the age of 15-18. I'm the only one who's stuck with it at 24 an...

I believe it runs in my family. I stutter and also my cousin on my dad's side. However, we are quite mild and most grew out of it. I have two kids and only passed it down to my daughter, who also grew...

Man, no question. In my case it's my grandad who has a severe stutter (my dad grew out of his), but we live basically on the same property and work together. It's a huge help to me to have him to talk...

Probably having a parent that stutters could help you emotionally; both of my parents had stuttering problems in their childhood and naturally grew out of it in their teens. My father's stutter didn...

As a stutterer, do you think it is easier to have a parent, who is raising you, who stutters - to have someone close you who can help you and understand what you're going through?

As a stutterer, do you think it is easier to have a parent, who is raising you, who stutters - to have someone close you who can help you and understand what you're going through? [deleted]...

no one to my knowledge, but my younger cousin also has a stutter. so we must have got it from someone who doesn't have it anymore so that's a bit nice that maybe we can too...

I have only known two girls who have it. Both students I have taught. Neither inherited it. I'm a guy and got it from my dad, but only much worse....

From my dad, though his is quite mild. Also trauma as my Mom died when I was 5 so my younger years were a bit chaotic. My dad raised me and my brother and tried his best but it was quite a tense child...

My relatives don't stutter. I think it all started at age 7. I remember from talking a lot to not talking at all in the following years....

At least you have other relatives that stutter it’s just me...

No one on either sides of my family that I know of stutter so I guess I was the chosen one....

i get it from my dads side. it’s funny cuz like genetic stuttering is known to mainly affect males i’m like the only girl in my family who also has it 🥲...

Probably hereditary, but also told mine was most likely do to trauma, that I really didn't want to accept. Still find it hard to accept, cause on top of that my mom basically raised me to be antisoci...

I have no relatives who stutter. But I talked a lot when I was a kid and maybe that’s why, I don’t know tho....

Mine is definitely hereditary. I know of relatives who stuttered at least as far back as my great grandfather. Most haven't been as severe as mine though....

how did you get yours?

how did you get yours? mine is a hereditary thing. my younger brother has one but isnt as bad as mine. my mum, uncle, gran, (great gran on my grandpas side) all have one but you can barely notice them...