Comedy Jokes Video

im studying to be an industrial engineer in a forign country now and it still goes well

but dunno what will it be like when i try to get a job but who cares CARPE DIEM live the day^^

im from turkey btw and i tried many many therapies but never seemed to work

and i think what ppl makes jokes about u is ur face shape when u cant say the word-saying for the man in video- just try to say it without any funny face moves! even it makes me laugh no offence

you’re extremely well-spoken in spite of the stammer. i can tell you’re quite a good speaker. can you tell me, how much did speech therapy help you?

“are you on a mobile mate *click*” seems like a day to day thing now. its really painful.

im a fully trained bartender with cocktail experience and a trained restuarant manager. …but over the past year its been nearly impossible to find a job because in interviews they seem to think im not able to do the job required just because of the my speech.

im 24 years old.

These are my tips;
When you are struggling, think of another word to replace that one

Be calm, sometimes i speak like im half asleep, but it works!

If you get stuck, change the word!
If you feel the bloackage, stop, and say it softly.

At a loud bar, speak loudly! everyone may here you, but becuase you are not talking normally your stammer will go(like singing)

When i talk to someone i try not give much eye contact, makes me feel more calm becuase i dont think of them looking at me.

I have had a stammer all my life, im 18 now, so im always going out to places and meeting people, and girls! I am nervous with girls, i dont want them to hear or see me stammer and for them to think something of me. At a bar i will try and speak to people and i will stammer and they ask if im drunk! its really hard, but sometimes i have to agree. I try different techniques, i’ve been to speach therapy and Michael Pailin centre, i’ve been on many news channels a few years back doing interviews.

Every respect to you in posting this vid. I`ve stuttered all my life and so has my father so from what research i`ve done it can be hereditary. In my younger years the anxiety I suffered compounded the problem but in later life I`m learning to deal with this and things have improved. I try to think that I my friends and family aren`t bothered by it then why should I. Those who make fun are not worth knowing

I Stammer, and it’s quite bad, i cant read a whole sentence. It gets very frustrating, and i really need help, speech therapist hasnt worked, and im getting fed up, How do you cope with it?

Good for you, hotbody1869. When you say ‘overcome’ it, think about whether your main aim should be fluent speech or acceptance of the fact that you stammer. It’s strange, but I think that people are not likely to get very far with speaking more fluently until they have accepted that they have a stammer.

By the way can I just say I love that ending to this video, where you say “…if you knew exactly what you wanted to say but you couldn’t actually say it”, taking in mind all the stammering videos on here which show people struggling with their speech. Good on you, Leys

well, i stammered as a child and still stutter and stammer.. but only like once every few months. i have to be really run down or angry for it to come out.
and i never faced that.
while i see the media sometimes throws in the speech impediment for colour, they do it to so many different types of people and in inane topics, i don’t understand taking it personally. laughing at yourself is a virtue, to me.

in real life, anyone mocking you is blatantly stupid, so i find it easy to ignore

while i understand feeling victimised, everything is made into a joke at some point and it’s up to the individual to be offended.

I wanted to say this in my other comment but didnt have room-I bet ANYTHING, if a stutterer got into a car accident and became stricken with amnesia, they would NOT stutter upon speaking again. Why? The nervous, tense, low-self esteem-fueled thoughts would be forgotten. Why do I stress this? Because I can easily speak anytime I am extremely happy or if im so busy with something that I FORGET TO WORRY to stutter. Get it? This is just my personal theory, but I think others have expressed the same.