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So the waiter is always incorrectly assuming that you've finished your sentence when you are just in the middle of a block. Instead of giving up, would you be able to copy [this singer](https://www.y...

Names are famously difficult. Harley is mine, and even though some might think it's an easy one because I can slide into the H as opposed to a letter you can't slide into, like B, I tend to block quit...

Yes. When this happens his face tenses, his neck tightens, and he tilts his head to the side. Hos shoulders also come up. Thanks....

>you will feel so much better. I also may have a load of shit in my pants from pushing too hard lol...

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parent looking for information Hi, first I am asking here because I wanted lived experiences. My 11 year old stutters. He claims to not be bothered by it. He's been in SLP services since age 3, but by...

All three, but mostly severe blocks, especially when I'm stressed or in public. At home when I can actually get more things out it's more repetitions. Prolongations are more with letters like s or f o...

I have all three, but blocks and repetitions prevail. It's hard for me to start saying something, because the beginning of a phrase often begins with a block. It's exhausting. Besides, while I stutter...

All of the above. Plus the inability to pronounce some words correctly. I think I learned to go around blocks quite well by changing (the order of) words in the last moment. Clumsy but better than me ...

I do a combination of all three, but mostly blocking, which usually last about 5-10 seconds. And if I’m blocking longer than that I try to use prolongations or repetitions to get the word out....

How to lose attention in...?

How to lose attention in...? How to lose attention in our tongues, or neck, or bodies in general when we speak? Because I think the attempt itself of talking without stuttering is the cause of it. So ...

I dont know about yall but my stutter comes with a pretty gnarly face twitch but im still retarded enough to run a podcast and have a sales job. The best thing you can do is not make situation awkward...

I transfer the tension to my eyes. If I have them wide open, it's because I'm getting over a block. If I repeat words two times ("Like-Like that"), it's a sort of "reset" to avoid a block due to the d...

I have a pretty strong stutter mainly with blocks and repetitions. Basically, my stuttering is accompanied by many facial tics, as well as the fact that when I have blocks it is extremely difficult fo...

Same with me. I know exactly when I'm going to block. No or less breathing makes the block worst. If i walk like arong 500m and then I've to say my phone number then I would definitely block bcz of ...

Yeah, but it looks so stupid. I'm trying to pay attention when I do it and try to transfer it to less obvious things like tapping my fingers together....

Man, this sounds like me. I duck my head down involuntarily when I'm really stuck on a word too. It feels like it helps and it's really hard to stop....

When I block, my whole body becomes tense. I tend to kind of bow my head involuntarily. People break eye contact with me. I even twitch my arms or hands when I block for too long. Sometimes, the words...

I run out of breath when I stutter all the time. It's like when I block I just stop breathing and get very tense. Occasionally it's been so bad I've felt like I might pass out....

No, I've just got a tight/sore chest feeling and sometimes that can make jt feel like im not breathing right or correctly if you know what I mean. In saying that, I don't usually experience blocks bu...

When you block, does your airflow stop? i.e. are you breathing. Some of us stop our airflow when we block. Lots of tension and no movement....