Improve Your Voice I have this problem all the time. When I was maybe 14 or 15 I was on a bus and the ticket inspector came and asked me for my ticket. I gave him my under 16’s ticket and he didn’t believe I was under 16. He asked my date of birth and I couldn’t say it. He then kicked me off the bus because he thought I was lying.
Don’t feel that way. Life is long and you can make changes to start appreciating all that you have. Whenever you feel this way, I want you to write down three things that you are grateful for. Even if you feel awful, force yourself to sit and write 3 blessings that you can actually be thankful for! Then once you acknowledge these three things. Spend a little time working on this issue at hand. You’ll find that you’ve changed your psychology to a more positive mindset and so will allow the work to work because you’re not frustrated. 💪💪💪
@@trenchplugg I always talk to my mother... I'm joking, I CAN talk to girls well but it's awkward because being a guy who talks with a girl about girl stuff or about my hobby just feels weird in a way. Sometimes we run out of topics to talk about and it's just an awkward silence. These things didn't happen if I were to talk with other guys of course or with my childhood friend
Random guy you have a new friend today. ME ! I am your friend and i feel so much empathy to you. Never give up , you are stronger and more amazing than you believe .
okay this helps me but it’s not the best way. i stutter a lot too and when i’m arguing i start stuttering and i slowly lose the argument,but when i start to speak louder and do some hand gestures it really helps. ik it’s not the best way but at least i win the argument :)
My daily regimen to help manage my stutter is: (1) Practice Daily Mindful Meditation - 10 mins (2) Practice Diaphragmatic Breathing - 10 mins (3) Reading Out Loud - 10 mins (4) Practice In Front Of My Bathroom Mirror - I practice greetings, my name, salutations, etc.... The most fascinating aspect of all of this is when I DON'T focus on my stutter and I focus on the conversation, the person I'm speaking to and I'm in the moment, my stutter lessens and often goes away. When I focus on living and being in the moment, my speech improves. When I have a block, I stop, breathe, and continue on. We are all different in our speech journey but our common denominator is that we are not alone. The main point of all of this is that there is no magic pill but through daily practice, you will see and hear the difference. All of my coaches told me that if you want to get good at a skill, you need to practice. (My background: started stuttering at age 5 due to a traumatic dog attack. I had no voice for one year after the dog attack and then I attended 20 years of speech therapy. I'm 49 now with 95% fluency. I focus on living and not my stutter. Fear has no more control over me, I'm in control now.)
I’m 18 years old, I’m terrified to apply for a job because of the interview, I hate speaking to people on the phone because my anxiety goes through the roof. I remember being at school and the teachers would ask the class a question, and I knew all the answers but couldn’t say them because I knew I would start to stutter. However, the only time I don’t stutter is when I’m saying phrases from a movie or start to sing. I just wish there was a cure to get rid of it. But this video has helped! Thank you.
I entirely hear you & relate to all of this that you express (been there). I've had a stutter since age 5. I'm 46 now. Had tons of speech therapy and even tried the speech easy device. It's just how we are made. The struggles are real and intense. Keep your head up and just do your best. So many have something going on challenging and stuttering is it for us. God speed.
Stuttering makes us automatically humble, kind, nice, we are givers, we tend to be nice to cover up this flaw, we smile a lot... It's difficult to mock someone who is kind 😊
The worst thing is when you actually managed to say what you wanted.. but no one listened so they tell you to repeat and when i repeat it i cant say it
Hey guys! If you are interested in my journey as a stuttering writer I've posted my first video on my channel. Here's the link! Subscribe if you want to come along for the ride! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-o4PSpfYfXuc.html
Improve Your Voice yes! I am able to record RU-vid videos now without sounding like I am dying! 🤪 now to calm my social anxiety so I can slow down in conversations with others 😅
Hey guys! If you are interested in my journey as a stuttering writer I've posted my first video on my channel. Here's the link! Subscribe if you want to come along for the ride! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-o4PSpfYfXuc.html
Hey guys! If you are interested in my journey as a stuttering writer I've posted my first video on my channel. Here's the link! Subscribe if you want to come along for the ride! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-o4PSpfYfXuc.html
Summary 1. relax your body, muscles and jaw - drop shoulders and relax muscles - focus on breathing - massage jaw 2. slow down your speech - recognise patterns in speech stuttering 3. Focus attention away from yourself - focus on the action, not the words. Focus on how you're trying to affect the listener. Words will come automatically. - example: when flirting, don't think about the words you have to say but think about how you are trying to affect the other person with flirting. - example 2: when scolding, don't think about the words, think about the action and effect of scolding. 4. Practice daily If it doesn't work: stop, breathe, slow down, think of the action or change the action.
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I had very bad stuttering. I overcome it. Now my son has it very badly. It makes me sad. He says he hates his voice and needs helps and says hes a failure. I just want the best for him
I have had it all my life am 34 and still stutter my 10 year old son does too. My husband doesn't get what we go through. He scolds my son and i when the words don't come out
@@sambhrantdas8716 i just eventually grew out of it. I had speech therapy for years. Dont get me wrong I do slip up from time to time. But I think before I talk try to speak slowly and articulate the words well.
I've been stuttering since I learned to talk. I couldn't get through a sentence without stuttering. My family (bless them) didn't know that it was an actual speech impediment and would hit me in the mouth every time I stuttered thinking that I was doing it on purpose. My mom's approach of getting me to get over my stutter was to force me into public speaking. Eventually I wouldn't stutter as much in front of a crowd (I still did very randomly with conversations) I was bullied because of my weight and my stutter as I was growing up, and it wasn't until I was in college that I saw The King's Speech for the first time and found out that I wasn't alone- a lot of people had that problem too. I used the same techniques I saw there and what I see in these videos to try to overcome my stutter. My stutter still comes back every now and then, but I learned to overcome it by: - avoiding trigger sounds when I know I'm about to stutter (so using a synonym instead: eg, saying sheet instead of paper) - using hand gestures to force the sound out - blending it with an "umm" to not make it so obvious - controlling my pace so I can really visualize each word I'm about to say. I never let my stutter stop me from doing what I love - I'm currently an English communications trainer and scuba instructor. So I'm constantly fighting my battle with my stutter every day, and not letting it silence me. So I'm super thankful for videos like this for helpinh me get through my stutter the past 10 years. ❤️❤️❤️
@@horvathlaszlo96 I like to think that when I stutter, the words are too shy to come out, so I have to literally force them out with hand gestures hahah
@@chrisandjullabutcher1292 that's right. I noticed that when I anticipate a stutter I immediately try to change (if possible) the syntax of the sentence and add either an adjective, or an adverb, or simply modify it in such a way that it creates enough of a momentum to spit it out XD
The funny thing about me is that I stutter a lot when I’m with family and friends but when I need to speak in front of a group of people or present a project I speak fluently
Same, I always worry about my stutter especially before presenting projects or so in front of a group of people but it always go well. This is a mystery for me how it comes that I stutter more when it is a ordinary daily situation, but when it comes to do something public its ok.
I am 69 years old, and have stuttered all my life. I have found by “trial and error” that I need medication to treat anxiety AND depression. That may or may not require two medications. From my reading, I have found that what will work for one person may not work for another. For depression, I suggest that you start with Prozac; I have used it for 30 years. I have heard that Xanax has bad side effects. Clorazepate is one of several medications designed to treat anxiety. It greatly helped my speech at first, but its effect slowly declined because my body developed a tolerance for it. It also has bad side effects: it makes a person drowsy, and I once fell asleep while driving and almost got killed.
I’m 100% they same way. I don’t miss a beat when I’m pissed. My mind knows exactly what it needs to say and my breathing is usually deep. I actually try and get a little mad sometimes just to speak clearly. Like the hulk.. I’m always angry 😤
I was 4 years old when I started stuttering and I am currently 20 years old and I feel it getting worse. I realized things I did that I never thought would trigger my stutter. Whenever I talk I feel like people just aren’t interested in what I have to say or they even devalue my opinion. This video was very helpful. Thank you.
@@noorhuda2319 why don’t y’all just pause and take a minute to say it instead of saying it quickly eventually wouldn’t it become a habit to talk normal ??
i keep stammering while speaking, my family/teachers always say "spit it out" then they mimic me and that just makes me insecure about it and it causes me to stutter/stammer a lot, and i have social anxiety, i have 0 social skills and I'm only 12, i can't even talk to people anymore, this helped me so much ty sm
Hey guys! If you are interested in my journey as a stuttering writer I've posted my first video on my channel. Here's the link! Subscribe if you want to come along for the ride! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-o4PSpfYfXuc.html
As someone who had a severe stutter and as someone who still has a minor stutter now. I can say this to you. 90 percent of it is psychological because when you stutter for so long it becomes a habit to stutter more and more. I took this course on Udemy and it’s helped me a lot. Also I have to say that meditation and reading a book out loud helps a lot and also getting out of your comfort zone too. You guys got this 💯
@@ImproveYourVoice I dont know but I used ur tips and they are helping though when I talk with my friends or normal I cannot constantly say in my brain that I have to talk slowly. When I decide to talk slowly I do not stutter at all. But I cannot break the habbit
I don't think it's confidence issue. In fact that is the most common symptom of someone who stutters. He is able to speak fluently to himself but can't speak to others.
I am 26. I realized the less I speak the worse my stuttering become. Like now these days in pandemic when I spent so long at home and now I failed some job interviews because of it. Before when I study and work, the days when you meet and talk to people every day I could control it and stuttering less. Now it is getting uncontrollable
You're not alone. I'm 22. I'm an introvert. I stutter and stammer. The fear of this has made me refrain from having conversations with people. I'm terrified of having phone calls with people for the first time. When I'm called to read out, I'm terrified. The last time in high school when I was selected to debate. I stammered and stuttered so bad. That was the last the last time I ever did that. I haven't practiced speaking for years now that my spoken English is rusty. I found solace in written words. The irony of it is that I'm a lawyer, a RU-vidr and a weight loss coach. All these entails that I speak a lot. I'm trying everyday to be better. Reading all these comments give me hope that I'm not alone
Same. Tried reading books aloud i hope this could help me. Im having an interview next week :((( and if i get this job i might be doing a lot of public speaking im so scared
@@vaibhavyadav5462 brother, read favorite any book, 10 sheets 📖 *«aloud expressively with intonation, emotionally»* , day after day, or one day after two
Thank you so much! You deserve a million dollars for helping all of us! Stuttering is one of the worst defects someone can have. It shatters so many hopes and dreams because communication and fluent communication is such an important aspect of mankind
I am grateful for the comments under this video. I don't meet a lot of people who also stutter (nome really) and to read the comments under this thread of people who know exactly the struggle and anxiety that comes with stuttering, it makes it a bit more bearable. I feel like I have to constantly prove to people that I am smart cause a lot of people assume I am not due to my stutter.
Hey man I just wanted to thank you so much. I watched this video before my presentation my last presentation was a month ago I got a 3/10 and got bullied and made fun off everyday today I spoke fluently and clearly. You need more recognition love you man ❤
I mostly stutter at words starting with vowels and when I fear of something or if I get anxiety. Thanks for the video it was relatable and practical. I'll surely try using your tips :)
I only stutter at the BEGINNING when I start speaking. Once I get the first few words out I’m good, but man...sometimes it feels impossible to get started when it’s my turn to speak. I really have to prepare for it, which only increases my anxiety.
@irl bratzdoll Yeah it sucks man. Like, I would be really good socially, but I have a habit of stuttering when it’s my turn to start speaking. This knowledge and self awareness that I have of my stuttering only increases my anxiety and it makes me self conscious and less socially adept than I’d like to be.
I am an adult stutterer since ten. But being a regular public speaker myself, i can attest that concentrating on your breathing, taking control of slow, deep breaths work wonders just before going onstage. “Actioning” is something new to me so I am gonna give it a try thanks!
Same one time I was at the dentist and they asked me for my last name I couldn’t even say my last name I was like “my last name is ...” and I never finished for 30 secs
I noticed something when I am sick I no longer stutter because I’m so tired and fatigue to the point where I don’t concentrate on my speech and being shy and embarrassed in front of strangers like doctors and nurses So I used this mindset to start observating myself and it actually worked!!
and that i think is what its all about...try not to think about it...dont stare also...i stotter from my childhood on till now..its not simple to get over it.not at all
I stutter a lot. Even in the daily life when I'm speaking to my family members and sometimes I can't even get the "good" out to say good morning. Sometimes they get angry at me even though it's something that I can't even control. They think life is easy for me because they have never stuttered. That's the thing I hate to most. I just want everyone to ignore my stuttering when I talk.
I realised stuttering for me is 90% a confidence thing, when i was happy with life, more confident in myself physically and mentally i rarely stuttered or at least from what i remember, however recently being low on confidence i've struggled a lot, hopefully if i can get myself back on track my speech will improve
So instead of looking at my stuttering in a negative way i look at it in a positive way, I consider it as special feature that i have and it helps me become less embarrassed abt it (:
Story time! I got pulled over last year. When the officer walked up he asked for license and registration. I responded by stuttering pretty heavily and the officer asked me if I had anything illegal in the car. Then I responded with more stuttering and stammering. He then proceeded to call 4 more officers to search my car because he thought I was extremely “nervous”. When in reality I have a speech impediment. Took them 3 hour to search my car…
This video was great for me bc I grew up with a stutter from being in an abusive home. I went to speech therapy in school & got it under control, but as an adult I got into a physically abusive relationship & my stutter came back full force. I put in a TON of work to get it under control again. Now it mainly comes out only when I'm stressed or very upset, but there are occasions where it comes out of nowhere. This video has helped me nip it in the bud every time. Thank you so much! I am a voice actor & you've helped me tremendously throughout the years to become a better one
I’m 21 and I stutter horribly....my girlfriend really understands and tells me to take my time..and I really appreciate it because I had it bad in high school
I found a solution for my stuttering: just concentrate while talking. It really works you just have to practice to concentrate while talking bc I was just bringing sentences that I memorised just by saying it a lot and that’s how I stuttered but I found the solution of concentrating while talking after a few months of stuttering and I want to help all of you guys to get through it bc I know how hard it is to not stutter I hope this helped
I don't interact with people because of same stutter, especially in school people laugh at me when ever I want to say something, I felt embarrassed 😳 thanks for your tips
I do have stuttering since i was a kid up until now and i’m 24 years old. It’s kinda sad you know because it’s not uncontrollable and ppl would say that it was intentional. :(
If you have time read it, else ignore :) My friend stutter a lot and honestly I don’t find anything wrong with that I feel like it’s just a special way for them to talk and to be known but he really hate it, he hate talking to people and he hate using his own voice for communication and I’ve tried giving him support mentally like I honestly never thought that the way he talks is detracting or unordinary I think of it as special bu the doesn’t and I am just trying my best to help but I just don’t know what to do 🤧🤧😭😭💕💫 I am his childhood friend and he always tell me if it was special then why can’t I make new friends, ITS YOU is my reply always because you should try putting yourself out there I know that it’s hard and it takes a lot of courage but you shouldn’t hide who you really are to sake acceptance, you are perfect and I mean a lot suffer more severe stuff but they fight and over come the power to defeat it BE STRONG and PUT YOURSELF OUT THERE, you only live once and you will regret being anti social just because of your stuttering. Some are willing to accept you the way you are so don’t let those who destroyed your confidence or YOU from someone who might give you all the support you want 🥰 I love you for who you are and even if no one loved you I am here and I know I might not be much but talk to me if you need it 😭😭💕 I really love his reactions when he is stuttering and trying his best to express his emotions 😂😭🥺💕 someone might feel that same way AND I KNOW THERE IS SOMEONE
Dont feel sad Be proud of yourself You've had challenging days and nights with this You coped up with other people to do rhe same activities with your shuttering and achieved many things Dont let this sluttering stop you SHOW OTHERS THAT A PERSON WITH SLUTTER CAN DO BETTER THAN OTHERS
I am 22 now. I use to have a bad speech impediment where I couldn't even finish a sentence. It all started with a constant ear infection. Yes. A ear infection. It created a disconnect with me hearing, to what I am saying. Fast forward 6 years. I always had a speech therapist in both elementary and middle school years. As a young child, it greatly affected my social and mental health at the time where I was constantly teased to the point where I stopped talking all together, throughout my whole middle and part of my high school years. Today, I am talking and able to go through a conversation without severely stuttering. I trip up sometimes when I talk to fast, so slowing myself down helped me alot. Thank you very much for this helpful video.
Thank you for commenting, that’s quite a story and it sounds like you are heading toward gaining back full control! 💪💪💪 what’s been the most powerful thing you’ve done?
@@teziHQ sem happens with me, when im talking to myself its all good but whenver i go to any shop my heart start beating fastly and most of the time i comes back without saying a word :(
I have had a traumatic childhood that caused me severe case of inferiority complex and anxiety and i started stuttering as a child. I have problem telling my name to others. I hope i overcome this problem sooner!!
Thanks alot from a perspective of voice coach and actor you are the one who is helping stutters. By helping to reveal the secret why do people doing acting don't stutter it is really helpful. And it's really interesting topic and subject that many acting coach and voice coach don't talk Thanks for this
Oh my god it actually works. I'm in the kitchen and just started talking to myself then actively tried to slow down. I felt like I could inhale and exhale whilst talking, and it made me relax my face and body which helped me by giving me time to think whilst speaking. Thank you so much!
One thing that gets on my nerves sooooo much whilst stuttering that people say: Lol have you forgot your name?! Like HEY YO shut up! That really isn’t helping my mental situation.
I want to personally thank you for this as I have had a stutter since birth. I have to give a presentation every month at my work and I have meetings daily where I have to talk in them and I have been struggling with my confidence with my stutter. I use the techniques you listed and I almost never stutter anymore! You helped improve my confidence in speaking to others and I simply cant thank you enough!
Hey guys! If you are interested in my journey as a stuttering writer I've posted my first video on my channel. Here's the link! Subscribe if you want to come along for the ride! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-o4PSpfYfXuc.html
I have such a story: I live in Russia and have been stuttering since I was 5 years old because I loved scary movies and games, I don't remember exactly at what point I started stuttering. SCHOOL STAGE:when I turned 7, I went to school, but in elementary school I didn't pay much attention to it, but then the moment of transition came and I began to fixate on it and was afraid to speak, there were moments when the teacher asked me a question and I knew the answer but couldn't answer, or for example when they asked my last name and I didn't I could answer and I pretended not to hear (it was terribly embarrassing) but fortunately at school they didn't laugh at me, only sometimes they talked about me, but it was for 1 day. Now I am 14, I am actively engaged in various speech exercises and I have almost stopped being afraid, but there is still a lot of work Exercises that help me: you pull a belt or belt over your stomach and start reading, at the moment when you say the words inflate your stomach yes, inflate it, 2 I'm just talking to myself and as a bonus, since I'm learning English, it helps me too.
what’s strange about my stutter is that I only stutter in front of my family and if i order food or something (under pressure) but i never stutter when i talk to my friends. my mum said mine is psychological because i only ever do it when i tense up and think about it.
As a child i spoke way quicker than others and people told me to speak better. So then i started to slow down my speech. But the started stuttering. And now i hope with these tips this wil help. Thank you!
Thanks Darren, for making the world a better place. My love to all fellow humans who suffer from speech impediments. When I became a father I stopped stuttering almost totally. I did no longer care if I talked fluently or not. My daughter became much more important than myself. Good luck to all of you!
This is great information. I have limited my abilities and experiences in this life because of my stuttering and I'm finally tired of it. One way to help fluency I think would be to practice singing your words. There are three instances where I use my voice and I don't stutter: when using a fake accent, speaking out loud when alone, and when I sing.
I was able to prevent my self from stuttering when I started to exercise a lot, it would give me more breath and better control of my breathing which helped with my speaking.
Improve Your Voice interestingly recently I haven’t been doing a lot of exercise and I’ve noticed my stutter has been coming back a little. But I’ll be going back soon enough
I've always wondered how actors who stammer/stutter like Rowan Atkinson, James Earl Jones and Samuel L Jackson are able to just switch into character mode. Thanks so much for explaining "actioning" it makes sense as the times I'm most fluent is when I have an action like "to flirt" or "to vent" or "let rip". It might also be why Samuel L Jackson says saying "Mother F*cker" helps him to distinguish the stutter. I'm going to practice this and report back. Great content. Subscribed.
Jasmine Aba not currently. Usually this kind of issue is best in the hands of a speech therapist. However I might include hypnotherapy for certain people!
Improve Your Voice thank you any recommendation please ??! Of good therapist name even in other countries and for professional who does hypnotherapy ,my email address is : yasmineaballaoui3@gmail.com
Maximum dose of Vitamin B1 (500 mg a day) has worked absolute miracles for me. I'm a 56 year old woman stuttering on and off since very early childhood due to head trauma and stressful upbringing. I also find this video very helpful!
I've never talked about it on Internet but I stutture scince I started to talk, I have this frustrating moments where you just can't express yourself at phone, ordering food or even thinking outloud. I've been through awfull presentations and people thinking I'm mentally ill and every thoses emotional moments when you lose faith .. BUT somehow I joind many students activites, I have made great friends and today I succeeded a job video-interview. I have no Idea where all this come from but I'm quit sure that giving up was never a solution. Do your best and you will get it at the end. All love to all stammers in the world ♥️♥️♥️
I think rather then slowing down, we must allow the tounge to complete its motion while speaking. This make our mind more confident that we are able to speak and also it gives time to tounge and vocal cords to come in position for the next word. I have tried this and this has really worked like I tried to speak some complex words like Reservation, Conformation in normal speech with the technique and this relly worked. Slowing down is good but if we combined the above mentioned technique it can produce best results.
i’m 18. i never stuttered as a kid. i went through something traumatic 2 years ago and that caused my stuttering to get worse. It gets horrible when i’m TRYING to say something. if it’s something useless like “ok sure” or “that’s fine” it’s not there. but when i explain something or tell a story, i can never get the words out and it takes me hours. I hate it bc now people think im weak, or have no personality, or can’t stand up for myself, or even talk, all because of this that wasn’t even natural in the first place. it frustrates me a lot. and i wish i could get rid of it.
I started stuttering in Kindergarten and it has stuck with me since then. My sibling passed it in like a year but I have not. I don't have a lack of confidence or anything like that because I am always the kid who would gladly go do a speech in front of the whole school. The reason I don't do that is because I stutter and I feel like it hinders my life in a few ways. Sometimes I just dont say something I really want to because I stutter.
So we had this poetry competition and for an odd reason I couldn’t say words. It took at least 30 seconds to say 1 word. From that day on I would stutter all the time. Thank you. You helped me so much,
That just saved my life I was starting to go crazy with my speech I’m always racing in everything I do but that helped me relax thanks for the knowledge
I work as a bank teller and I consistently talk to people and having a stutter is so embarrassing I feel ashamed to even talk and even sometimes want to quit I’ve been trying to just finds way to help me stop stuttering or at least help it but thank you!
Stuttering is one of the worst things that can happen. I am a 24 year old and am also an assistant professor at university but I always feel demotivated due to my stammering problem during classes.
I have a stutter, a relatively slight stutter, but still a stutter. I actually tried this myself a few months ago and it has really helped - just talk slowly. You don’t have to be a rapper all the time. Also, for some reason, I stutter when I talk to my mom and my dad, however when I talk to my friends, haven’t stutter once.
@@ImproveYourVoice it's like this for me too. At work or with friends I don't stutter but around my children & family I do. Can you explain the term "power dynamic"? Thanks
these are very good suggestions I never heard of. it is obvious that you have much experience and constantly improve your knowledge. after 20 years I finally achieved to overcome my stuttering
I stutter a lot like I am 13 and at school my teacher calls on me to read and I get anxiety and stutter and I get so embarrassed and I stutter daily talking to anyone I stutter I wish I can stop thx by the way god bless.
I stuttered as a child and into adult hood, it was worse in my teens than got a little better as an adult but to this day I still stutter a bit. I made some observations, when I talk to new people I'm going to date I by habit lower my voice and talk smooth and rarely stutter, then when I talk to my friends or family, or at work, or when I particularly recall and retell a story it's when I stutter the worse. In HS in certain classes I stayed quite most of the time out of fear I would stutter, then In some other classes I was more comfortable with talking and didn't stutter as much. I have been very deeply ashamed of this and couldn't even admit that I stuttered to my self
I do competitive debating and i love talking, I also dream to be a lawyer, im 20 now. But the thing is, I stutter. There are times where I can manage my stuttering, but there are times where i stutter a lot, to the point that i cant continue speaking, this caused me anxiety. It's depressing when you cant control something in you. But thanks for this! I'll try this in my next debate round. 😊
