slowmotiondaydream
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Does anyone here suffer from stuttering?
Its pretty much a disorder that affects the control and co-ordination of speech movements. e.g. repetition of letters in a word or anything like that.
It seems as if I'm starting to stutter more then ever now, yet not to the point where i would call myself a sufferer.
In conversations i would think sentences up normally, I also write normally but when i talk, thats where it messes me up and embarrasses me. I tend to mix past and present tenses, I would pronounce the simplest words incorrectly, and also repeat words subconsciously.
I've read teens and young adults may have developed social and anxiety-related difficulties, as an example being a fear of talking on the phone, or a negative self-image.
Those factors i can very much relate to, and also shyness...not being about to talk as much as the people around you, thinking you would make a fool out of yourself when you do say something incorrectly.
Does anyone think they might have a problem with talking, or stuttering?
Its pretty much a disorder that affects the control and co-ordination of speech movements. e.g. repetition of letters in a word or anything like that.
It seems as if I'm starting to stutter more then ever now, yet not to the point where i would call myself a sufferer.
In conversations i would think sentences up normally, I also write normally but when i talk, thats where it messes me up and embarrasses me. I tend to mix past and present tenses, I would pronounce the simplest words incorrectly, and also repeat words subconsciously.
I've read teens and young adults may have developed social and anxiety-related difficulties, as an example being a fear of talking on the phone, or a negative self-image.
Those factors i can very much relate to, and also shyness...not being about to talk as much as the people around you, thinking you would make a fool out of yourself when you do say something incorrectly.
Does anyone think they might have a problem with talking, or stuttering?