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I agree that stuttering has some benefits and even life lessons to learn but learn from it what you need then try to move on. It's not necessary to develop "Stockholm syndrome" with your stuttering....

As a scientist stuttering myself I can say: don't worry. I have never ever received negative feedback from fellow scientists, organizational staff, (potential) customers or other people involved in co...

When I was teen I hated speak front more than one person. It's depend how much time she or he need spend on one word to express. I didn't like when someone stops my sentence mostly, one word for corr...

I really hate it when people finish my sentences, it feels like they’re just tired of the conversation and want to get it over with. My personal opinion....

Thanks for asking, that says a lot. Opinions are mixed. I would say err toward not finishing sentences for people you don't know well. Personally I don't like it when people, finish my sentences. I'm...

I may have an unpopular opinion, but I like it when people finish my sentences. It may be a little embarrassing and humiliating, but as soon as they say the word, I am immediately fluent and I get the...

Personally I prefer if people don’t finish my sentences because I feel like they’re trying to rush me. However, I don’t mind it too much if I’m REALLY struggling and I know I’ll be there al day if the...

Presenting research

Presenting research I’m beginning preparations for a research conference next year and I have a slight stutter. I was just wondering if y’all think that I could be held back by it or not allowed to sp...

I'm actually thankful for my stutter

I'm actually thankful for my stutter First of all, I know having a stutter is not a luxury. I am 20 now and I have had a bad stutter since I could talk. First impressions are a nightmare, I get laug...

"Reading" instead of speaking helps me

"Reading" instead of speaking helps me tl;dr at the end but I would appreciate it if you read the whole thing A little background information I stutter since I was a little kid, through out my life st...

Fair enough. By no means is that a recipe for guaranteed success and I hope I didn't give that impression. Those techniques are the essence of what speech therapy taught me and when I'm mindful of t...

Hello everybody, my question is how do you decrease (fight) stuttering.

Hello everybody, my question is how do you decrease (fight) stuttering. Hello Redditers. I am 23 years old and I stutter since I was 5 or 6. I am born in Bulgaria but I'm currently living in Austria a...

I thought this was sarcasm because this is the advice many well meaning but clueless people give to people who stutter. As of all we have to do is take a breath, slow down, and think. If it were that ...

It's kt that you don't remember. It's that you can't use them when you're in a high feared situation because it's too difficult. If I had to remember 6 points at once every time I spoke, I'd rather l...

Because tricks mostly don't last. And then you're stuck with a weird behavior you've developed. If you block, when you were younger and got stuck on a sound you probably pushed a little to get it out....

I'll definitely try that, but what do you suggest I could do for tougher syllables, such as the likes of: 'B', 'G', 'J' and 'R'? The sort of strategies you suggested would probably work for me on the ...

Strategies for stuttering on specific letters.

Strategies for stuttering on specific letters. Hi all. I've had a block stutter since I was really young and for most of my life I have had the constant fear in the back of my mind that I will stutt...

Yeah i cannot speak about personal taste, i can barely get any words out so i cut most of them and try to change the subject asap...

>“Apologies in advance for any stuttering and general awkwardness.” That's funny but what if I stuttered saying it :( ...

Haha I know how to write. But I do apologize, as I mentioned I was just sort of free writing. ...