My speech impediment leaves when I speak in accents

>>17236119
DUDE NO WAY, FUCKING SAME. I can speak perfectly fine in a British accent.

>>17236119
It's not a speech impediment, it's a feature of the "Standard" American accent. It's called a flap if you want to look it up. All of you yanks do it, I'm British and I fucking hate it. It's even worse when you guys misspell shit because you can't say it properly.

>Shudder in place of shutter and vice versa
>Skiddish instead of skittish

etc.

>>17236149
I do that like times three. Instead of saying "to the store" I say "do da sdoor", and I don't know why.

>>17236316
That's just how we Americans speak brah. It's usually subtle but that's how everyone talks.

>>17236803
No I'm saying it sounds like I have down syndrome.

I have a strong accent, and I can feel this a little bit.
>water is wudder
>mountain is moun'in
>fountain is fou'in

I have to concentrate really hard to pronounce some words properly. Your problem sounds more severe, though. Have you looked up speech therapy?

I don't smoke myself, but my brother has a severe stutter, and weed helps with that a lot. It might be worth trying, depending on the laws where you live.

>>17237328
I haven't at all yet, I figure it would just be a save of time, effort and money if I just speak with a southern accent, but I don't know if that's weird or not.
Also I hate weed, but I've heard it works.

>>17236119
The D-T thing sounds more like a regional accent than an individual impediment - think of the Dese Dem and Dose of the classic Brooklyn accent.

And it is quite common for any conscious interruption of your normal speech to improve impediments. Some people with impenetrable stutters can break through them by singing the blocking word.