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i can't talk normal
how do i stop studdring my word's
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ya wtflip does this has to do w/gardens and plants??? well talk slower and thin about stuff before you say it. and you can always get speech therapy!
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wow this is from 2 months ago
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One, what the hell does this have to do with plants and gardens? You put it in the wrong section...
Two, it's common sense. Talk slower. Well, not too slow. People might think you're retarded or something.
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THiNK B3FOR3 U SP3AK!!
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ok on this movie i saw called the notebook he always used to studder and then his dad made him read outloud, poetry or a story and then he was fixed, he talked normal after that. but if that doesnt work i would go to a speech teacher or doctor.
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If you are in middle school or high school I know most high schools have a speech class, where they go through some common words that are mispronounced, and teach you to speak clearly and fluently.
If your school does not offer that, or you dont attend a school. You can do speaking exercises. & Speak slowly and make sure that you anunciate your words.
Try going through syllables and clapping with each one to get the feel of words, read alot, and practice speaking outloud when youre by yourself.
There are also some medical procedures that can be done, possibly dentistry work if your mouth is mis-shapen, or your teeth and maybe tahts why youre stuttering.
I advise to go to a dentist and ask if there is anything wrong that may be preventing you from stutteing. Or go to a doctor and ask them if there is anything that can be done, any at home exerices too, that would help correct that problem. I know it can be taken care of. I saw something on it on a talk show one time but they had this thing programmed in their brain that straightened out their speech. but that was only for extremely severe cases.
Ask your doctor and see what your options are, or go see the speech class.
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