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Yeah. That happens a lot with me. I just talk less on that day. It usually happens when I sleep less. So I think it is partly because of all cortisol and other stress hormones in your body. The trick ...
As someone in a clinical psychology graduate program, I doubt there's a connection. Both conditions are diagnoses in the DSM but one is an anxiety disorder (OCD) and stuttering is not, although stutte...
Is it the same with alcohol? My speech is way more fluent when I'm drinking but that probably has to do with the liquid confidence part of it. Does it matter the strain or potency of the weed? I get p...
Getting stoned. No lie. I find I'm able to formate sentences better, and am not as rushed, and have less anxiety...
I'm a 30 year old female. My stuttering ranges from forming a complete fluent sentence to total blocks on the next. It's random for me day to day. I've often thought I would be a happier person if I d...
Feigning anger. No, seriously. I would mentally try to piss myself off to see how it affected my fluency. You should try it lol. ...
wow. Didn't know this subreddit existed. I've stuttered all of my life and up until my mid 30's it really fucked me up. At its worst i couldn't get a bus, order a drink at the bar, go to job interview...
I'm about halfway through therapy now and not going to drop it because I do see improvements. I definitely stutter less, but situations where I get anxiety do bring it out. I can't really go to an NSA...
Hey, I'm in medical school in the U.S. I'm thinking about going into PM&R. My stuttering is mild/intermittent, but I've definitely stuttered while talking to patients, during rounds, and making co...
Hey dude, 28 year old customer service rep. My job is to literally answer phone calls and talk to people. It's taken me a long time to be where I am (I was diagnosed in Kindergarten, along with de-rho...
Hey, I'm very impressed! It's awesome that you work as a museum guide. God, that would be a nightmare for me ;). But it's cool that you are really seeking these public speaking situations in order to ...
Yup, I am noticing that I am more fluent when I am overly happy or excited. I can go for mins speaking clearly, it's always a pleasure when that happens. I wish I could control that emotion and re-pr...
I'm not a doctor, but my previous job, current job, and future jobs will have me interacting with people from 1 on 1 situations to groups of people. So I think I may be able to give you some advice. ...
> Stuttering has a lot to do with your mood, your mental state, and a lot of other factors This makes sense. I had just reconciled with my wife over some stupid miscommunication. I honestly didn't...
You can be fluent but I feel that's something I had to learn on my own. At the same time, SLPs helped me neutralize my impediment to the point where I only stutter 3% of the time. I can say my name, ...
severe stammerer here need serious help!!
severe stammerer here need serious help!! hi guys how do you deal with speech blocks? i literally block on nearly every sound.. only way is to jerk my head and push it out! i have severe social anxie...
Fucking is such a great word. I use it as a bridge all the time. That scene in King's Speech where the king is told to curse was amazing to me. I never realized how I never stutter when I'm angry or c...
Yes this! This is exactly how my stutter works, usually on a day to day basis. If im feeling confident I can say all the words, as soon as I get nervous it swnowballs...
Edit: I also am someone who is fast in the things he does, Like for example I am/was supper hyper as a kid and I like to get things done fast but not normal fast because I always would walk faster tha...
or u just dont care when you are in a game. the fear of stuttering is sometimes the greater foe ...