I started stuttering at 6 but I noticed that my stutter got way worse a year ago during an autistic burnout, now it's like whatever fragility there was in my brain increased. The weird thing is that during a few past meltdowns, my stutter almost disappeared, I was crashing out but almost fluent, it's been such a mystery for me, if stress worsens stuttering, why didn't I stutter when my stress was at it's worse? Its either that or I directly go mute at these moments and the muteness might be purely caused by the autism, where's the stutter then? Maybe i don't stutter as much because my mind is occupied by more important things? Or my brain was so shocked that some wires got more punch while others got less? I wonder if there'd be a reverse situation in next meltdowns since my speech is more fragile after the burnout