i dont, but there are a few words that i cant say right, like pecular for example, i always say it peculular, definitely not a problem like stuttering i suppose, but it annoys me
ive been stuttering all my life and now im 19 and it just doesnt want to go away! Somethings I cant say and I hardly talk when im outside because of it. People think im weird.
ive been stuttering all my life and now im 19 and it just doesnt want to go away! Somethings I cant say and I hardly talk when im outside because of it. People think im weird. Tjeremiah1988
Awww....*gives you a hug*
I have a lispe (spelling?) problem. But I have learned to deal with it. A lot of people notice it but it doesn't bother me anymore. Me and my friends can laugh at it now.
The way you fix it is by taking a mental image of yourself when you speak. Control the words and when the stuttering doesn't let you speak, breathe in and out via the nose and mouth.
ive been stuttering all my life and now im 19 and it just doesnt want to go away! Somethings I cant say and I hardly talk when im outside because of it. People think im weird. Tjeremiah1988
...im 19 as well ive been stuttering since i was 6...and mine wont go away either
The way you fix it is by taking a mental image of yourself when you speak. Control the words and when the stuttering doesn't let you speak, breathe in and out via the nose and mouth.
Should be enough help.
hittin
And say W-W-W-W-Whoo-Whoooooo-Whoooo-Wh-Whoo-Whoooosaaa.
I used to stutter when I was like 4-5, and it could get pretty frustrating sometimes. In Kindergarten though I was taken out of class twice a week for about 20 min for a speech class and I haven't stuttered since like first grade.
The way you fix it is by taking a mental image of yourself when you speak. Control the words and when the stuttering doesn't let you speak, breathe in and out via the nose and mouth.
Should be enough help.
hittin
Where else do you suggest somebody breaths in and out?
I'm 35 years old and I used to stutter really bad growing up. I prayed that the teacher wouldn't call my name to read out loudin front of the rest of the class. I was always so nervous talking around other kids because most of the time I would get teased about my stuttering. I hardly stutter anymore and what has really helped is slowing down when I speak. I don't mean talking extremely slow; just not getting excited or nervous when talking. It's helped me a lot but I'll probably always have trouble with certain words. Just do your bestto be calm when talking and hopefully you have friends and family that can support you and encourage you.
[QUOTE="Tjeremiah1988"]ive been stuttering all my life and now im 19 and it just doesnt want to go away! Somethings I cant say and I hardly talk when im outside because of it. People think im weird. nintendorocks
Awww....*gives you a hug*
I have a lispe (spelling?) problem. But I have learned to deal with it. A lot of people notice it but it doesn't bother me anymore. Me and my friends can laugh at it now.
I think it's sort of a confidence thing. Subconsciously, we're not sure of what to say, how to say it, or if we should say it at all. What results is a stumbling over words. The thing that's hard to pin down is that it usually happens to more shy people...but do they stutter because they're shy, or are they shy because they stutter?
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