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For me I tend to struggle less with scripted speech compared to spontaneous conversations. Its all about practice and just pretending your talking to yourself, once you achieve that mind game with you...

Yeah the mindset is a really big factor. And I often catch myself giving up on saying something. But I think there are times where I'm just not given the opportunity. Or I am given an opportunity but...

I have a speech tomorrow

I have a speech tomorrow I have a short presentation tomorrow, which reminds me of that one time I had a presentation and got 0 points for fluency... lmao. I tried to talk to the prof and explain that...

Yes that is not a good habit. Have a zero tolerance policy for never avoiding words or situations. Avoidance is a habit that gives short term relief but is an absolute killer long term. I’ll say it ...

Totally agree on this one,i wish I could talk without blockages ,not having to use different words instead of the one i wanted or even rephrasing the whole sentence and to sound like an elementary sch...

Whichever language I use more, the stuttering seems to be less. I spoke English most of my childhood but now I live in Mongolia. My stuttering was worse when I started to speak Mongolian daily, but it...

I sometimes just skip saying it all together. Here’s an example. If I have to say “welcome home” I will subtly just say “elcome home” instead. It’s extremely hard to notice this change and it usuall...

Don't hesitate to reset. Sometimes we fight a block so much the energy expenditure means further blocking down the line. Don't hesitate to put little silences and reset before having to say the letter...

I think you should go and if you do go, bring a relative with you who knows how to ease convos up. So that way they’re not too centered on your stutter triggers. Not saying someone who can speak for y...

I’m. Speaking English is at least less stuttered than speaking my native language. ...

I'd approach girls more and i feel like my personality would show more and with that I know id be a more likable person but at the same time I feel like having a stutter is also kinds like having a fi...

i grew up in an english speaking household with grandparents who spoke gaelic around the house and was placed in a french bilingual program for basically all of my school years. as a kid my stutter wa...

Nice one. Unfortunately, Phenibut isn’t legal in many countries. The closest medication to it would be Baclofen, which has also shown to improve fluency at certain doses. I take Baclofen and Propano...

Stuttering in diffrent languages

Stuttering in diffrent languages I'm curious, if you speak more then one language, do you see any differences between how you speak in each of them? I'm Polish and I speak English. I feel like I stut...

One of my biggest triggers is drive thrus and I still haven’t gotten the courage to go through one yet. Maybe one day 😩...

Yesss I stutter. It doesn’t completely cure my stutter or anything but it kinda stops the anxious thoughts/the anticipation I have about my stutter on a day to day basis. You know when you’re not thin...

So I was previously on propranolol for public speaking that I took as needed. Idk if that helped much tbh. but I actually got switched to the slow release that I take daily and much prefer that. It ke...

I’m sorry man. My shitty advice would be to say what you want/need to say and stutter your ass off. Make people wait and tell them to not interrupt you and say you are speaking. Easier said than done,...

Yes it does... at least for me. I was unemployed from 2019 to 2021 and barely went out of my house also it was the covid pandemic that also worsened stuttering. I was addicted to video games and durin...

"I'm glad i stutter" no i'm not.

"I'm glad i stutter" no i'm not. I don't want to talk with people around and they also don't like to talk with me. My friends always ignore me in group activites. I can't attend language classes well ...