Ails
11-10-2009, 05:31 PM
Do you let others finish your sentences when you are stuck??
Do you let others finish your sentences when
you are stuck?? Why or why not???
People say it's not right to
finish a stutterers sentence--
but i highly disagree..the stutterer
feels total desperation to get
the word out, and the word is
on the tip of the toung but it just
won't come out!!
That happens to me alot- I
may be going along fine, i come
to a word- and i get stuck on it--
and it's literaly on the tip, of
my toung- and I can visualy see
it coming out.. and at that exact
moment that i get stuck, that
someone who should not be
interupting has to be patient
and not help the stuttering-
while the stutterer is taking
what seems forever to say a
word which he can see in his
head but just can't spit out!!
Personaly if i get stuck on a
word that I feel I can say in
my mind, but not physicaly, I
would love the listener to
help me out!!
My point-
I would much rather have a
listener help me out if I get
stuck on a word or thought,
then have them wait what
seems like eternity for me to
spit out a word!!
And no, to me it's not interrupting--
for a stuttering person,
one who helps by filling in a word or
couple words one is stuck on could
be very positive and helpfull..it should
not seem rude or mean for a listener to
help a stutter with what he wants
to say!!
But on the other hand, if a regular
person who does not stutter can
get his point across easily without
trouble, he should not be interupted!!!
So in other words listening
to a stutterer can be just as
nice as listening to a non-
stutterer as long as the person
knows that interupting can
be helpfull for those who are
having trouble talking!!
If the stutterer would like
the listener to interrupt to
help him with words he has
in his mind but cannot physicly
say, I say help him-- but the
stutterer should let the listener
know if he would like to be helped
beforehand if he gets stuck..
Like, before meeting someone
for the first time say something
like "I stutter and lots of words
I get stuck on I can visualize saying
them right in my mind but they
wont come from my mouth- so i
would appreciate it if you see me
having obvious trouble, instead of
waiting quietly and patiently, feel
free to help me out by filling in my
words or just anticiapte what I am
trying to say, and answer me based
on what you know I am trying to say--
it takes the frusteration off me- and
keeps the conversation going..
Do you let others finish your sentences when
you are stuck?? Why or why not???
People say it's not right to
finish a stutterers sentence--
but i highly disagree..the stutterer
feels total desperation to get
the word out, and the word is
on the tip of the toung but it just
won't come out!!
That happens to me alot- I
may be going along fine, i come
to a word- and i get stuck on it--
and it's literaly on the tip, of
my toung- and I can visualy see
it coming out.. and at that exact
moment that i get stuck, that
someone who should not be
interupting has to be patient
and not help the stuttering-
while the stutterer is taking
what seems forever to say a
word which he can see in his
head but just can't spit out!!
Personaly if i get stuck on a
word that I feel I can say in
my mind, but not physicaly, I
would love the listener to
help me out!!
My point-
I would much rather have a
listener help me out if I get
stuck on a word or thought,
then have them wait what
seems like eternity for me to
spit out a word!!
And no, to me it's not interrupting--
for a stuttering person,
one who helps by filling in a word or
couple words one is stuck on could
be very positive and helpfull..it should
not seem rude or mean for a listener to
help a stutter with what he wants
to say!!
But on the other hand, if a regular
person who does not stutter can
get his point across easily without
trouble, he should not be interupted!!!
So in other words listening
to a stutterer can be just as
nice as listening to a non-
stutterer as long as the person
knows that interupting can
be helpfull for those who are
having trouble talking!!
If the stutterer would like
the listener to interrupt to
help him with words he has
in his mind but cannot physicly
say, I say help him-- but the
stutterer should let the listener
know if he would like to be helped
beforehand if he gets stuck..
Like, before meeting someone
for the first time say something
like "I stutter and lots of words
I get stuck on I can visualize saying
them right in my mind but they
wont come from my mouth- so i
would appreciate it if you see me
having obvious trouble, instead of
waiting quietly and patiently, feel
free to help me out by filling in my
words or just anticiapte what I am
trying to say, and answer me based
on what you know I am trying to say--
it takes the frusteration off me- and
keeps the conversation going..