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I've always been fascinated/curious about stuttering. When I was young (a lifetime ago) there was a huge country star, Mel Tillis, who stuttered when he talked. But when he sang, there was no stutter. Here is a short clip on him discussing it.
I always wondered what changed in his mind mechanics when he changed the cadence of his words. Interesting post, thank you. So much could be solved if there were more kindness.
RE: Why does stuttering not allow for good socialization and adaptation? - Personal welfare