How do I cure stuttering/stammering? I feel like people don't

>>17656765
Sounds more like you have a quiet voice, or talk slow. Literally just scream when talking in a group.

>>17656765
How bad is your stutter/stammer?

>>17656804
Yes, you guessed it right. I have a quiet voice but I'm improving on it. Friends are starting to say that I'm a lot more louder than the time they met me.

Scream?!

>>17656809
It's bad.

>Example
"How b-(silent for a while)-bad is y-y-your s-stutter?"

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>>17656804
It isn't as much screaming as much as it is having confidence when you speak. I had the same problem as a kid and it went away when I started to have confidence when I spoke.

Happened once to me and it hurt really bad. Speak up and tell that person you were talking and not to interrupt you, it's rude as shit.

Maybe not exactly like that, but just speak up for yourself. It'll make them respect you more too.

>>17656841
I pretty much am free with my friends and have no difficulty in talking to girls either.

When I'm alone, I talk to myslef without any stuttering but when it comes to group talk or saying out an answer or point in a lecture, I stutter. My classmate's consider me a more knowledgeable guy and thinks I know a lot on stuff but when saying out wat I know, I stutter.

I know I'm a weird example of a stuttering guy.

And does your stutter only come from nervousness or is it something that happens even in your privacy?

If it's from nervousness just work on being more calm and relaxed. No need to be on edge when talking to people, that's really stressful.
If it happens all the time, practice reading out loud in your privacy. Helped others I know with stutters.

>>17656844
> but just speak up for yourself.
Like? Sorry I don't natively speak English :)

>>17656851
Nervousness doesn't affect me much as I already told in this post >>17656850. I'm really mentally free with my friends. No, it doesn't happen with me when in private.

> practice reading out loud in your privacy.
Thanks, I'll do this.

I stutter a little bit when I'm angry

>>17656923
Same here. And people think I'm scared by their presence. Hell no, I wanna fuck you up so bad ya bitch.

Do a vacaroo so we can hear how bad it is.

>>17656765
you grow out of it bud. i had some speech problems in high school and early college. youll learn to talk slower when you get older and see how important it is that people judge you.

>>17656859
Sorry I missed that.

But don't get discouraged if in like 2 or so weeks you still don't notice a difference. Stutters are persistent and will take some commitment to get rid of.

>>17656765
train yourself to remain silent if youre about to say "um"