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I stutter on every syllable of every word. Every day and in all situations. Don’t tell me you “stutter too” because I will 100% bet it’s absolutely nothing like mine....

it's always when I get excited about getting the punchline out that i either go mute or totally start tripping on every syllable...

Anyone bilingual?

Anyone bilingual? My first lenguaje is Spanish I don’t stutter I just run out air when speaking but when I speak in enlgish I stutter more often and sometimes I don’t even respond to someone because I...

That feeling of "running out of fuel"

That feeling of "running out of fuel" Hi! ​ To give a bit of background on myself, I began stuttering as a teenager. It also peaked in those years; gone is the anxiety, the repetition of ...

It just really really got better. My stuttering itself is now almost nonexistent, same goes for my blockades, and i’ve subconsciously learned to adjust my talking speed to what i think is a “normal” l...

My stuttering wont stop getting worse Rant.

My stuttering wont stop getting worse Rant. I'm new here but I thought it would be alright for me to share what going on with my stuttering. Its definitely not as bad as some of the other people on he...

To piggy back off of this, I only let my girlfriend finish my sentences for me. Especially if I didn't get a lot of sleep the night before (my stutter worsens if I don't get good sleep). We've been to...

Stuttering isn't the same thing as not being able to form a coherent sentence at all. We know exactly what we want to say and how to pronounce it, but the words and syllables don't come out fluently b...

I’m a little late, but if you watch his victory speech it’s pretty obvious (at least to me, as a lifelong stutterer). He has a noticeable block at the beginning, a big repetition toward the end, strug...

Nope, it's not about the name. It's about the sound and the setting. That's the best way to look at it. When you look at it like this, you also understand that different stutterers have different pro...

Stuttering and phone calls

Stuttering and phone calls Has anyone who stutters had to deal with debt collectors/bills on the phone? So I have a moderate stutter and when I’m on the phone it’s so much worse. To the point someti...

Stuttering is not just blocks, though.This speech has a good example of a dysfluency at 4:40: https://youtu.be/KSMSiPgyDmw....

I pretty much am unable to speak due to extreme blocking when I meet someone famous or am talking to some super-high up person. When I’m with close friends or my bf or family I don’t block so much but...

My son has quite a severe stutter. He has the hardest time getting out the very first sound, he gets stuck and sometimes no sound comes out at all the first few tries, then the rest flows for a while ...

When you stutter you start to plink more And you feel like there is a wall stopping you from saying the word so you open your mouth but nothing coming out And sometimes you keep repeating the same wor...

It depends on the type of stutter, for example there are blocks, word repititions, sound rep., prolongations, and others. I would ask the director if he/she has a preference, then do some research on ...

I do not agree with you again you can stutter but there are different types of stuttering when you repeat words or a letter and everyone has blockages in different ways, someone stutters but can stay ...

Well no. It's not just a matter of mindset or if u accept it. I've seen stutterers making videos blocking on maybe 1 word of a sentence etc and have seen the opposite too, like mine. My stutter is so ...

Agreed, nailed it, everything you said resonated down to how you typically block stutter vs repeat, thank you for sharing....

Stutter carrying into new language learning

Stutter carrying into new language learning My stutter and stammer/blocks are moderate to severe. I've always been good at picking up on languages and memorizing.. but of course the cruel joke is the ...