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in 20bite*n, we do it for freddie source: angrylizardjacket cool there’s been asbestos in johnson & johnson baby powder this whole time and they have been aware of it for decades and done nothing can we ask the gaudience for the dumbest facts they know? unrealistic stuttering: “s-sorry i-i d-d-didn’t m-mean t-to…” realistic stuttering: “sorry, i uh… i didn’t mean- i didn’t mean to do that…”. when people stutter, they usually reword what they’re saying as they speak, and subconsciously insert “filler words” such as “uh, or rewording the sentence. that is the clas*ic “i, um… well i… look it’s just that… so we…” that @hellishhues is talking brought on by brain damage, memory loss, anxiety, nerves, and several other things.  the root cause of a nervous stutter is a disconnect between the mouth and the brain.  with this you will also sometimes see the clas*ic “s-s-s-sorry…” especially if the person has been training to speak clearly and is now at a point of fatigue or stress where they are not mentally capable of forming the words. caused when the muscles of the mouth, to*gue, and th*oat are physically unable to form certain sounds. this is most often seen in developed dialogue). these mis-pronunciations are sometimes referred to as lisping, but only if the sounds are run together. if the person starts and restarts the sound because they got it wrong, it can also sound like the clas*ic sound stutter.  do they have speech apraxia, audio processing disorder, muscle dysfunction, or another medical reason to stutter? (1) are they stuttering because of anxiety, stress, or fatigue? (2) 1 - will have mazing, repeated sound stutters, and be the clas*ic stutter that annoys op. 2 - this is where you’ll see the repetition stutter, mazing, rephrasing, and filler words. 3 - this is where you are more likely to see starts and stops and slurring of words.  my mum has apraxia and i just wanted to say that’s one of the most concise and clear ways i’ve seen it explained, thank you!