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This sort of thing varies from stutterer to stutterer. You'll probably notice that your own stutter varies across activities in general. That's part of stutter. Not much to do outside of general manag...

Dude , but some people say being able to speak fluently when alone doesn’t necessarily mean its not neurogenic. Is it true? Then what is it ? ...

Nope, science hasn't figured it out yet. All we know is that stutter varies (and similar situations might not yield similar results)....

All of them. All the factors. And sometimes none of them. That is to say, it varies hugely how stutter manifests (from my perspective, at least). Sure, some cases seem to demonstrate a tendency in a ...

Talking to yourself and to others are completely different for me, the former being 100% fluent. Talking to family I am more excited and maybe make less of an effort than when I am with a stranger. ...

Stutter varies a lot, including what might affect it. People experience these things differently - there aren't any clear "rules"....

Is my stuttering purely psychological?

Is my stuttering purely psychological? Hi, I've been struggling with my stutter since I was 6-7 years old (I'm 25 now) and I was wondering if my problem is psychological, neurological or just a habit ...

I think it's a big part of stuttering is habit, the same way we panic before speaking is a habit which in turn makes us stutter which re-enforces that we stutter, then we add secondary behaviours like...

I have no idea because I found out this only a few months ago and I rarely have sex as I am single. But I believe orgasm causes my bad speech and it always takes 4 days to get better....

I totally get where your coming from. I think the anticipation of it all is the worst part of stuttering. It sounds absurd but i think learning to care less actually makes it easier during the moments...

I like the analogy of a sidewalk in winter. Stuttering is like slipping randomly while walking. Usually walking is an unconscious habit. I just do it. But Sometimes when I’m walking i can slip. I can’...

The sounds that give me trouble fluctuate slowly over time. Every six months or so I change my response to "How are you?" A few months ago I woke up and vowel starts all of a sudden became the harde...

1) You're always memorable Went out on a date with a girl, don't remember her at all. Apparently I was in one of her classes and did a presentation. It was one of my worst presentations ever. She rem...

That's great it worked for you! I don't think it would work for me though. Whether I'm actively trying not to stutter or not even thinking about stuttering at all, I can randomly get really big bloc...

Me too. I think it has to do with letting our guard down. But like the top comment says, stuttering is so varied. And when you start to say "I stutter more when X," it becomes sort of a self-fulfill...

Stuttering is terribly varied. We learn to expect the unexpected, so to say. Have you tried managing your stutter with speech therapy? Maybe there are some things you're (not) doing when you're relax...

The truth of stuttering is that many of us never stop forever, even with lots of practice or months of fluency, it can and does just show up. That is a fact. I would read up on some of the internati...

Lol and here I thought mercury being in retrograde had something to do with stuttering😂😂 and I was going to look into scientific studies about it. ...

No I agree with you.I used to have these fluency periods too,but the thing is they used to last a few days to a week.But this is going for a month and a half and it is unusual for me. I will try diff...

The only explanation I can give is a change of weather where the cooler weather means I am less stressed out.Maybe with the advent of the summer season the stutter is most likely to come back....