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if you use it before actually blocking, it certainly is a form of avoiding blocks, which just increases the fear of blocking. But if you use it while blocking it might do the opposite. For me it was l...

Yes, I had this same phenomena when I was a kid. Playing in-front of others and on-stage really helped remove "music stuttering" from my playing. I figure that's the same way I've got to approach my s...

It's best to go outside your comfort zone, most of us are fluent when in an individual setting. You'll never grow unless you go confront your stutter head on....

The only thing in my life that ever helped me with my stutter was forcing myself to talk and talk to strangers I got my first job at 34 because of my stutter. I let it rule my life constantly. Now I'm...

I completely understand where you’re at right now & have actually been there myself. With that said, don’t run away. You start that shit now, it’ll only continue. Next thing you know, you’re runn...

If someone told me "stutter or you're dead", I'd stutter on purpose....

Why do we think it's a big deal? Because you're afraid people will notice your stutter, right? You're afraid that people will take it as a sign that you're nervous, lying, retarded, or whatever. When...

Some said speech therapists only worsened their condition. The other day some people suggested that I should expose myself to public more and it's the best self therapy ever. I did that for 2 days and...

I did the advice people had been telling me my whole life. I just did it. I pushed myself beyond what i was comfortable with. I went to my interview covered in sweat and clamy palms. I started off wit...

I have a same opinion as you, and yeah, it can be fun to stutter on purpose when making a phonecall. Here is a hilarious example :-) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sR654Llybz0...

One thing that really helped me is looking people in the eye. Even if you're stuttering your face off. I promise it helps tremendously. At first, you might have to look someone in the eye and delibera...

Confession: Sometimes if I'm in a busy restaurant or store & the person behind the counter is being rude and impatient (or was mean to the person before me) I stutter more on purpose 😈

Confession: Sometimes if I'm in a busy restaurant or store & the person behind the counter is being rude and impatient (or was mean to the person before me) I stutter more on purpose 😈 I posted t...

> Okay so here's a q - how do you accept it? Like what steps do I need to do? I hear all the time once you accept it, it's easier but how? Acceptance is a gradual process. It doesn't all happen a...

Sometimes the tool is putting a word or syllable in front of the main word. I cannot, for the life of me, say “Italy” (or similar word) alone (beginning of a sentence) under any condition - tense or r...

Confession: Sometimes if I'm in a busy restaurant or store and the person behind the counter is being rude and impatient (or was mean to the person before me) I stutter more on purpose 😈...

Tread carefully. I have a stutter, and atleast during a trip, it can (at times) get worse. After tripping, it could improve or worsen, depending on how therapeutic the trip was. Mushrooms CAN put yo...

Perhaps the first time he struggled with the word "truck" he reapproached it by repeating "fire" and it worked, and then in subsequent scenarios he still expected to have trouble with it, so it gradua...

I mostly choose to ignore people. Easier to avoid getting flustered. If it's a friend or someone I know, I'll call them out on it and tell them how that makes me feel. Usually makes them feel awkward ...

It is easier said than done, I couldn't do it then. Don't be afraid of stuttering, when you go to college. Use the opportunities that college provides to practice and improve your speaking abilities f...

For sure man. I really appreciate it! Today I started on just letting my self stutter around some of my family. I feel really awkward about it but at least I'm being candid....