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I just got a job at a fast food place and I found this text from my manager really reassuring. I told him I was hesitant to do drive thru due to my stutter and he is okay with it
I just got a job at a fast food place and I found this text from my manager really reassuring. I told him I was hesitant to do drive thru due to my stutter and he is okay with it ...
I do stutter. I have fairly good control over it. I tend to use a mixture of acting lessons, exercise like swimming and breathing exercises, experience and not really giving a fuck what people think...
Im a software engineer and have had to deal with this for interviews as well. Your approach is spot on and props to you for meeting the problem head on despite anxiety / fear / other words for these n...
Maby ur using a medication that makes eps Ask ai about what i said Also i suggest u read about islam :)...
Just had an hour long talk with Grok where I vented about stuttering and the need to not feel judged. Well, i think this is the case because we know the bot won't interrupt in between or hold any bias...
i was never rejected from a job because of my stutter. i would be rejected cause i would be under qualified. each interview i would do i always began letting the interviewer know i had a stutter but...
A few times when I was a kid, I think I was too young for it to be effective and again a few times when I was around 20. It really helped. At 46, I still have it, but I'm pretty good at masking....
Interesting. Both me and my former speech therapist had a strong feeling that if we could somehow forget that we stuttered, the stuttering would stop. That is not to say it is a matter of technique,...
I'm now 61. Stuttered since I was about 4. 90 percent fluent in some situations and only 10 percent fluent in others, with the odd nightmare thrown in every month of total disfluency. It was like this...
100% - I use it to mask, ensuring I don't stutter in certain situations. I won't change my voice too much. But I'll slip on a persona, shift my voice very slightly, and like magic I don't stutter...
If we’re talking about muscle memory, I do think there’s something to it. At one point in my life, I took on jobs where I had to work with people constantly. Almost every time someone arrived, I wou...
For me, something like this actually happened. I still stutter, maybe a bit less, or at least I don’t really notice it anymore. And the moment I stopped noticing it, that was when the real barrier d...
Me to me : “fuck you, stop stuttering you idiot just speak like a normal human! Even parrots speak fine!” Also me to me: “ you’re perfect, you’re handsome, everyone wants to be you “...
I feel your pain. My stuttering recently worsened when talking to people outside of my family and friends. I am a very social person, but now starting to avoid interactions with people. Even avoiding ...
That name block thing is really common with stuttering, especially when there's no backup word you can substitute. One thing people miss is that working with a therapist who gets the psychological sid...
For every 1 person who's been a dickhead about your stutter, there are hundreds of people who didn't care or were even supportive of your stutter. And yet many stutterers fixate on the tiny percentag...
Some ADHD medications (Vyvanse, Ritalin etc) can help some ppl and some dopamine antagonists (Risperidone, Ecopipam etc) can help others achieve better fluency. There are no FDA approved meds for stu...
I've tried antipsychotics which do the same regarding being dopamine antagonists, just much more side effects. Sadly didn't notice any improvement in my speech. Not saying it doesn't work at all, but...
It's the opposite of Adderall. Amphetamines release dopamine and these meds investigated for stutter do the opposite, so lower dopamine levels (antipsychotics do the same, they're dopamine antagonists...
America, who ever may have judged i didn't care and maybe proved them wrong accidentally that way but I began realizing no one really cared either. Everyone's too busy worried about how everyone thin...