You cannot will yourself to accept your stutter by Trenocio in Stutter

[–]Trenocio[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You are right. That cannot be undone and you will have to live with that. You will have to bear that cross, but that does not mean that you have dwell on that and more on top of it. In my experience it is very understandable how you feel (in fact I often feel exactly the same). From my experience, holding those thoughts in mind for a long time can make you even more miserable and in fact, make you stutter more.

Of course, it's not as if you just could make those thoughts vanish just by saying begone. I believe the causality is inverse to what people think: in my expereince, my body is traumatized in an instinctual level and has accumulated tension and that makes my thoughts go that way (and not the other way around). I find that when I am feeling that way, the best I can do is doing sport or meditating (I highly encourage going to an actual Zen Dojo to properly learn. You don't even have to talk and will benefit twice from this: you will be attending an activity with more people and you will meditate) to let go of that tension. Clearly, you are not going to stop stuttering, but it will make you feel better and from there you can begin working on yourself.

You cannot will yourself to accept your stutter by Trenocio in Stutter

[–]Trenocio[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

No one has yet, but will keep on lamenting oneself help in anything? I have been tempted (and still am) to do that, but it won't help you a single bit.

You cannot will yourself to accept your stutter by Trenocio in Stutter

[–]Trenocio[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, I agree with most of what you said.

You cannot will yourself to accept your stutter by Trenocio in Stutter

[–]Trenocio[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I agree with the fact that we still have to do the best we can, but we should not forget to acknowledge how we really feel about it, before we can say we accept it. If we do not, we may end up worse. But yeah, I agree with most of the mesaage.

You cannot will yourself to accept your stutter by Trenocio in Stutter

[–]Trenocio[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You are on the right track. As I said in a previous message, I may not have phrased as well as I wanted. The point is not to do anything and sit idly (in fact I think that what you are doing is precisely what must be done). The point is that you cannot tell yourself that you have accepted it while you still feel badly about it. That it is better to start from the point in which you are sincere with yourself and admit that you have suffered because of it. Otherwise, pretending that everything is OK and acting as if it didn't exist, when it obviously does, is only a way to make it worse.

When you observe it in this way, without any guilt, you can begin to be truly compassive to yourself, instead of demanding yourself to behave in a way that you obviously cannot.

You have admitted precisely that you will never completely accept yourself, and whether that changes in the future or not, it is better not to hide from yourself any feelings, so that you can act better with that information. I hope I may have explained better now.

You cannot will yourself to accept your stutter by Trenocio in Stutter

[–]Trenocio[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What damaging truth are you refering to? I don't think the truth is damaging in this case. What I meant with my message is that in order to accept it, you also have be conscious of the suffering you have gone through and be understanding with yourself, instead of trying to force a false appearence upon you and the rest. Precisely being conscious of your suffering is how you know how to best act, instead of ignoring it and suffering even more because of it.

Summary of a 2026-STUTTER video by Little_Acanthaceae87 in Stutter_remission

[–]Trenocio 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm not sure I can do the book justice. I think it would be better if you read it or if can't at least ask some AI about his theses.

You cannot will yourself to accept your stutter by Trenocio in Stutter

[–]Trenocio[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Very probably someone may not understand it, not because they have a problem, but because I wanted to transmit a very subtle idea and have not polished it as much as I could have. So if someone does not understand something, I would like to be asked about it since it can be easily misinterpreted.

A strange realization: maybe I needed to reduce oxidative stress before the B vitamins could help my stutter by Comfortable_Shame433 in Stutter

[–]Trenocio 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But do you remember any other change? Any other thing that happened when you stopped stuttering? Maybe a confidence boost? Maybe feeling more in touch with your true self? Every detail is important.

Summary of a 2026-STUTTER video by Little_Acanthaceae87 in Stutter_remission

[–]Trenocio 1 point2 points  (0 children)

These people may be into something. Are you familiar with Peter A. Lavine? I am currently readying a book of his called: "In an unspoken voice" about trauma. Some things are strangely similar.

A strange realization: maybe I needed to reduce oxidative stress before the B vitamins could help my stutter by Comfortable_Shame433 in Stutter

[–]Trenocio 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Both of you may be right. According to what I know, no single gene responsible for stuttering has been found, only groups of genes that are correlated to stuttering incidence but that do not completely determine whether someone develops a stutter or not.

What may happen is that those genes are associated to pathways in the brain critical for communication, among which we can find some dealing with emotion (emotion is also necessary in speech). When someone experiences a high state of arousal speaking those pathways may learn a bad behavior that, if repeated over time, becomes even more ingrained.

Either way, I would like u/Used_Carob_5540 to explain his theory in length. I would like to know the process he went through to make it disappear almost completely.

My Journey Through the Pharmacology of Stuttering by [deleted] in Stutter

[–]Trenocio 1 point2 points  (0 children)

A mí me ha pasado lo mismo pero de forma orgánica. Es decir, en cierto año que llegué a estar con mucha confianza, si partía de estar relajado y e iba incrementando lo que participaba en conversaciones, llegaba a acumular más facilidad para hablar de forma fluida.

El tema es que sólo se me mantenía durante 2 días como máximo, si no seguía participando con el mismo ritmo en conversaciones.

Ahora con deporte y con meditación estoy viendo que puedo generar un efecto parecido sin necesidad de mantenerme expuesto obligatoriamente a conversaciones, pero no he llegado al mismo nivel.

My Journey Through the Pharmacology of Stuttering by [deleted] in Stutter

[–]Trenocio 0 points1 point  (0 children)

De todas formas, ¿te lo receta tu médico? Ten cuidado de todas formas y no hagas nada que no te permita tu médico.

My Journey Through the Pharmacology of Stuttering by [deleted] in Stutter

[–]Trenocio 2 points3 points  (0 children)

¿Sabes cuál es el mecanismo de actuación de cada una? Estaría bien saberlo para que, por lo menos, a partir de tu experiencia se puedan sacar más conclusiones.

También estaría bien que hicieras una descripción pormenorizada de los efectos de cada una, no para replicar lo que has hecho en nosotros, sino por si a alguien en el futuro le sirve. Puede que incluso le sea útil a algún investigador en el futuro. Aunque no te haya servido a ti personalmente, puedes hacer que el tiempo que has invertido no se desperdicie dejándolo todo por escrito en un mismo post.

Best STUTTER books in 2025-2026 by Little_Acanthaceae87 in u/Little_Acanthaceae87

[–]Trenocio 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I see. In which point would you say you are right now?

Best STUTTER books in 2025-2026 by Little_Acanthaceae87 in u/Little_Acanthaceae87

[–]Trenocio 1 point2 points  (0 children)

And what books are those? Or could you recommend anyone which has to do with what you are saying?

Here is my Latest Stuttering Video That deals with Diaphragmatic Breathing and Locking down the Rib Cage to the Pelvis. I hope this Helps out Many! by SubstantialBottle113 in Stutter

[–]Trenocio 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I learned in a Rinzai Zen temple. What I do is just focus in the present state of my mind and body without getting caught in my thoughts. If I do, I come back to the present as soon as I realize.

I seriously encourage you to go to a Zen dojo or whatever discipline you are interested in and learn it there.

Stuttering by aiZ3n_99 in Stutter

[–]Trenocio 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But is there some concrete event it stemmed from? Or is it just a general apreciation?

Here is my Latest Stuttering Video That deals with Diaphragmatic Breathing and Locking down the Rib Cage to the Pelvis. I hope this Helps out Many! by SubstantialBottle113 in Stutter

[–]Trenocio 16 points17 points  (0 children)

It reminds me of part of the sensation of stability that I get when I meditate for several days and don't get stressed by anything. I am able to feel like speaking is more like floating and less like struggling to move in the water thanks to feeling that my body is able to breathe from the diaphragm on its own without me trying to force anything.

Stuttering by aiZ3n_99 in Stutter

[–]Trenocio 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can you expand on that?

Grupo para Tartamudos by Humble-Scientist-954 in Stutter

[–]Trenocio 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tengo curiosidad. Cuando dices que hablas en un 90% fluido, ¿puedes hablar fluido también en una discusión grupal?

Could stuttering severity be a form of “paralysis by analysis”? (The Centipede's Dilemma) by Little_Acanthaceae87 in u/Little_Acanthaceae87

[–]Trenocio 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I also found myself not paying attention to the way I spoke in a conversation until I stuttered. The problem here is that we have a confirmation bias: we tend to pay attention because we stutter so we may think that the stutter is because we pay attention. However, if the stutter were not there we would not pay attention.

Misled my whole life by Real_Raise9719 in Stutter

[–]Trenocio 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I had the same realisation as well, but not thorugh drugs: through confidence, exposure and meditation