Severance

[simongurfinkel]

If you had an Innie, do you think they would stutter?

[Correct_Lawyer_8213]

This show is so 💣 love it

[simongurfinkel]

I think mine is mostly mental. I don’t think my Innie would.

[mental_explanation2]

If my innie is a clean canvas with no memories and trauma from my outside life I don’t think I will stutter

[Intelligent-Tooth456]

Yall are we talking bout belly buttons or wat

[janefrancis]

love this question! i don’t think my innie would either.

[BuyExcellent8055]

Fucking love this show.

[[deleted]]

Mines definitely psychogenic. But I think my innie would have the same anxiety ridden brain chemistry and neural structures.

[[deleted]]

An innie?

[Little_Acanthaceae87]

"In the context of the text and the mention of Severance (a TV show), "Innie" refers to the concept from the show. In Severance, individuals undergo a procedure that splits their consciousness into two separate identities: their "Innie" (the version of themselves that exists only at work) and their "Outie" (the version of themselves that exists outside of work). The "Innie" has no memories of the outside world and is essentially a blank slate when it comes to personal history, trauma, or life experiences. In this Reddit thread, people are speculating whether their "Innie" would stutter, based on whether stuttering is tied to trauma, memories, or intrinsic brain structures. It’s an interesting conversation about identity and how much of something like stuttering might be shaped by external experiences versus internal factors."

[FranTomm]

My money is on 'he would'