Yes, this happens because you cannot control stuttering and you do not know when the speech will come out (you do not have speaking techniques). Also, you do not have some psychological weapon to help reduce your stress or the tension of the person listening Because the listener does not know what is happening to you? Or why do you talk like that Among the psychological weapons that we take in the course is the recognition of stuttering You should not be ashamed of stuttering, and you should accept it and not try to hide it or show the listener that you are a person who does not stutter. This increases your tension and your stuttering The more we accept ourselves and show people that we are stuttering people, the more you Achieve eloquence and it begins with self-awareness. and the more we pretended that we were not stutterers, the more stressful and stuttering increased In order to achieve inner peace and Self-awareness, a circle of what we are must adhere to a circle of what we show to others.