"Spit it out!" **proceeds to spit in their face**

As a wife of someone who has trouble talking. PLEASE don't finish sentences and don't interrupt. It throws them off track and is also insanely rude because you are assuming you know what they are about to say. Give them the dignity of completing their thought.

“DiD yOuR pArEnTs BeAt YoU?!” *awkward laughing*

"well im not gonna burst into song in a chip shop" omg thats amazing 😋😂

Teachers who publicly, intentionally embarrass or shame their students should be fired, and their pensions rescinded. Vile human beings.

"I'm not going to burst into song at the chip shop" 😂😂😂

“Spit it out!” *spits on them*

I stammer on "th" "s" "w" "P" and "c" when Im in social situations. I have no idea why, it just happens. But I get so frustrated when people laugh, or imitate me.

I was born with a serious stutter and people always say to me 'Why don't you just write everything?' BOI I'M NOT WALKING AROUND WITH A PEN AND PAPER IN MY HANDS AT ALL MOMENTS

I thought when talking to someone with a stammer I just talked to them like I talk to everyone else. I thought I'd just have to be a little bit patient at times?

"What happened to you?" *"I was born."*

Others: Does it stop when you sing? Me:Yes Others : So why dont you sing all the time? Me: Cuz this isnt a freakin disney movie, thats why

The thing I love most about this series is that the participants looks so comfortable because they are with someone who's going through the exact same thing as them!!

THE GIRL WITH BLUE HAIR IS GORGEOUS AND SO CUTE

I have selective mutism (basically if I have any anxiety I cannot speak) and it's weird that some people can get pretty annoyed when I'm talking and then I stop and can't continue and they have to have the burden of reading what I type; I live in a fairly small place and people I see regularly are very accommodating and I don't have to communicate more than a nod. People don't realise that when there's a fault in my brain I don't have control over it because the fault stops me from being able to stop it. Being asked if I'm "retarded" is horrible and I don't want to meet new people because of it.

Lord I stammer terribly and it’s quite embarrassing when people finish my sentences for me

God I feel so bad for the guy who was belittled by his teacher, absolute disgrace of a person

I HATE IT when they say "Owww, it's so cute!" or when my teachers say "BREATHE" and I'm like I KNOW I HAVE TO BREATHE DONT BE FUCKING STUPID

I would really appreciate it if you guys did an episode on Social Anxiety Disorder, because it is not acknowledged enough and a lot of people don't even know what it is or know that they have it, so it would be amazing for everyone who has it and just to raise awareness for it. I've been suffering from S.A.D my whole life and it is completely debilitating.

People are so cruel about those that stammer. Sometimes I stammer and I hate when people go "uh uhh uh".

When I was twelve I had a sweetheart who had a stutter. He loved to sing. This just reminds me of how sweet he was.

I remember, I was in second grade and had just gotten over a tough period of stuttering in my life. When school started again I got a new teacher who I had never spoken to before. The teacher tells us to stand in front of the whole class and do a minor presentation of yourself. I was absolutely terrified so I hid underneath one of the tables. Nobody noticed me the first lesson, but the second lesson someone called out that I hadn't spoken yet. So the teacher pulled me out from underneath the desk and stood me up in front of everybody. I started stuttering and everybody laughed and laughed because she kept telling me to "spit it out". After I was done and practically bawling my eyes out, she told me to try harder and do it again. My stutter was gone before that and she made it come back. Idk why I wrote this, but thx for reading it if you did.

Personally I don’t notice my stutter all the time but if I listen to a recording it’s like listening to a broken record tbh

15 minute presentation you’re looking at two hours 😂😂

Most people don't see how much stammering can affect a life, I didn't stammer until I was 9' I had a head injury that made me stammer and then my life changed after that, I became very depressed and suicidal, I wouldn't answer the front door, I wouldn't go outside, i was mocked and bullied for it. I think public awareness needs to change because people just see stammering as trouble with getting words out but it is more devastating than that.

My best friend since high school has a stammer and a lisp, so he was very shy about speaking. He took therapy for years for it, but it never went away fully. He was surprised to hear when I started dating him that I rather enjoyed his stammer and lisp because we could have longer conversations and he never got upset that I spoke so quietly lol we spent a total of 8 hours on the phone one Saturday, much to the irritation of his sister 😂😂😂

I am absolutely f.ing disgusted. *How dare ANYONE treat someone* in such a way as to say "spit it out," or snap their fingers, or put on pressure, or make fun. There is *nothing wrong with stammering or stuttering.* If you stammer, please know: 1. *What you say matters JUST AS MUCH (if not more) as anyone else.* 2. *You deserve every bit of respect, attention, and active listening as anyone else.* *If someone treats you like you're some kind of inconvenience, then they flat-out DON'T DESERVE to hear the precious thoughts that come out of your mouth.* *Even if it might take slightly longer, the meaning is just as profound.*

The girl with the blue hair is so cute 😭❤️ If she has any social media I wanna follow it 😭

The girl with the blue hair is so cute.

You guys should make a 'Things not to say to someone with a lisp'

They forgot “Are you cold?” I get that one 👏 all 👏 the 👏 time!

when i was young i had the worst stammer ever, everything i said lasted about 30 seconds because i couldn't stop myself from pronouncing the first syllible, i used to have to click my fingers in my own face to stop myself. i still do it occasionally but its not as bad. only happens about 6 times a week. im so lucky.

If I read fast I don’t stutter but if I’m talking to someone I sound like computer malfunction.

The boy in the plaid shirt and the boy in the black shirt are completely and utterly adorable.

The most annoying thing someone (and that someone being my mom) has said to me while I’m stuttering is “Think about what you’re saying first, and then say it.” Like no. Stuttering is natural and it has nothing to do with what I’m about to say cuz I already know what I’m going to say. And it makes me not want to say it if I think about it, especially if I’m in the middle of telling a story

I have had a stammer since I was 3 years old. My parents get annoyed. My friend tease me. My peers bully me. And seeing this video makes me feel so much better. It’s so nice to see other people who know what it’s like.

I have a stutter and my drama techer asked me to join drama club because she used to have a stutter and she has helped me so much

One of my best friends stutters and whenever we have class presentations he looks at me. I usually mouth something like "breathe" or "you're doing great". I also smile at him or give him a thumbs up. He's even gotten special permission for me to sit in on his departmental presentation for school because I calm him down. I just think it's important that we support people and know that they're trying instead of bringing them down and criticising them on something they can't help.

I really avoid social interactions, because of my stuttering, but I feel so rude by not saying thank you or anything. Hey but I'm working on it :), all you people who stutter, you are great and others don't know how it's like to stammer or stutter. Keep on keeping on

The “Don’t you even know your own name?” One got me because as someone who has rhotacism and who’s name also starts with an R, trying to introduce myself has always been the absolute worst and is very frustrating

The people in this video are so attractive omg

I love the guy in the black long sleeved shirt. He seemed to optimistic and sweet and just overall a super chill person

I hate it when people say, "relax" or "calm down" because that's not even how that works.

My boss has a severe stammer where he gets stuck in a loop ("You know, like I was saying, you know, like, you know, as you know..." but for several seconds.) You just have to wait him out. While it's frustrating to hear, I can't imagine how frustrating it is for him.

I have a light stutter which gets worse when I'm nervous, I can't even imagine how annoying it would be if I stuttered all the time and people kept saying these things

"I'm not going to burst into song... in a chip song" British version of high school musical. Nearly all my family has a stutter and I do to at some point but it gets rlly bad sometimes so I can barely speak.

I really agree with the disability. People don’t think it’s a disability, but by definition, it really is.

“SPIT...... IT OUT!” *Slipknot intensifies*

MY PEOPLE OMG. IVE BEEN DEALING THIS MY WHOLE FUCKING LIFE

I always do that, and people say, “Think about what you say.” and like no no that doesn’t help at all I just stumble on my s and c words give 👏🏼 me 👏🏼 a 👏🏼 break

Had a friend in middle school and high school with a bad stammer. Great kid. Funny and good conversations. Here’s to you, Jimmy!

I have a stuttering problem and it frustrates me so much. I always stutter when saying “w” words or “d” and “S” words. All words in general basically too..😒😒

The disabilities, like mine, where you appear on the surface as "normal" are in some ways the worst. I wear makeup and seem like a regular 19 year old, but then you see me pull out my walker or lose my breath just by walking slowly and talking at the same time and think "What the hell is wrong with her??" Blood clots and chronic pain, that's what. The world would be a better place if people just accepted each other.

Something that I've noticed, when I watch a youtuber with a stutter (Drew Lynch comes to mind) after a while I don't even notice it anymore. It's kind of interesting because I remember when I first stated watching his videos I couldn't really focus on anything but his stutter and now I don't even register it anymore. Pretty cool how your brain normalizes things that it once was confused by.

My 2 youngest children stutter, so it's nice for them to get to see adults who deal with it as well. Sometimes they seem to feel so alone. Thanks guys!

I'm a teacher and started tearing up about what Nisar said happened to him in class. I've had students who, for whatever reason, have issues speaking "straight". Whether they pause for a long time before they reply, or if they stutter, or they have trouble finding a word, I just let them talk. I sit back, relaxed, and tell them, "Take your time." I've had to deal with this in class multiple times and I let any "complaining" students know that we all got our own stuff, even me, that makes it difficult to articulate ideas sometimes, so just give them some time and please be patient, just as other people are patient with "you" ("you" = the student I'm talking to). Nisar, if I ever hear of a teacher at our school doing this, I will personally throw that teacher across their own classroom until they apologize.

As someone who stutters, I love this one!

my stutter developed in about 5th grade and my dad showed me a bunch of successful people with stutters and now I feel better. To everyone here who stammer, remember u all exist for a reason.

Love these vids and I’ve noticed that I’ve become more considerate and understanding since seeing them! Your doing a great job BBC 3!

I so hate when people look away when I'm stuttering. I feel like a lot of them think that maybe I'm nervous and avoiding eye contact will help, but it just makes me feel frustrated at myself. I think I have two sort of types of stuttering. The first one is when I know the words in my head, but I can't get them to come out smoothly. Then, I'm more likely to stammer on syllables and mispronounce words. The second is where I know what I want to say, but I don't know how to say it. I have a medical condition that has the unfortunate side effect of causing brain fog, so sometimes I'll have trouble thinking clearly or remembering things. That's where the second type comes from. I have a basic thought in my head, but I have trouble remembering specific words and word orders. Like, if I'm at home and I want my sister to pass me a pair of scissors I may have to say, "hand me... hand me... they cut." They're both annoying for different reasons. The first one because people assume I'm nervous, and the second because people assume I'm stupid. I love it when a friend gets used to my way of speaking and we figure out how to communicate quickly and effectively without them interrupting or finishing my sentences.

Do a people with lisp one please!!

Things not to say to amputees. Request

It used to be worse when I was younger during primary school days. It was worse because of unsupportive people around me who used to call me names and made fun of me. This made me self conscious and my self esteem low. It has affected me when I travel, when I ask direction or when I buy something in a crowded shop or when I'm being asked to give a presentation. It's taking time but slowly healing inside. It's better now but there are situations when I feel I am going to stutter. That thought itself make me stutter. It definitely helps when I'm surrounded by supportive understanding people. Thank you guys for sharing experiences on this topic.

Even though I don’t have a stammer I assume this may be one of them: Don’t be shy!

Question: if someone gets stuck in stammer, what is the best way to respond? These guys mention not to look away, etc., but if someone is stuck on a word my first reaction is to try and alleviate what could be seen as an intimidating moment by not maintaining eye contact.

When I was little (3 or 4), I was talking on the phone with my aunt, who has a stutter, and I asked her a question, so when she answered, she started stuttering and I told her that the line was cutting, because I thought that's what it was. But she told me that's just how she talks, and I STILL feel bad for it 11 years later.

we do know our own names, we just get scared if we stammer because it’s important and don’t want to get it wrong

As a person who gets distracted SUPER easily and has an incredibly short attention span a lot of the time I kind of needed that video. It gave me lots of understanding. To be honest I get quite frustrated when others take forever to say something. But it's never okay to be rude to others. Thanks for that video, I've gained a whole new appreciation for people who stammer!

Girl with blue hair is so cute

I watch these purely for entertainment when I do my makeup in the mornings. I just encountered a parcel delivery man who had a very prominent stutter- and because of this video I found myself holding back from a lot of things I didn’t know would be taken offensively. I’m so grateful for videos like this to help me conduct myself better in society.

these people are just people so thanks for sharing and helping making other people understand

I'm a very impatient person and I speak really fast so I have a hard time adapting to different rhythms or speech patterns. This video is very informative and I will keep this advice in mind while trying to work on it in order to better myself and be more respectful. Thank you!

what not to say to people with lazy/cross eyes

My friend stutters because his brain thinks faster than his mouth.

These series are very useful, there are many questions here I would've asked without knowing they would hate it👏👏

Binge watching this channel. Yall have a new American sub. Absolutely love the content.

The girl with the blue hair is adorable

Why does this series always have such beautiful people in it? Every single time, there's a person I stare at and go "Wow, you're gorgeous!" x'D

My brother has had a stutter ever since elementary school. He's had speech therapy and is relatively over it unless he is stressed. I used to be very annoyed with him when we were kids and I would tell him to spit it out and all that and it took a long time for me to understand it... I am glad networks are making an effort to make disabilities like this more normalised and put out there so kids like my brother aren't considered dumb weirdos. I love him and support him and he is absolutely not a idiot because he's having trouble with a word. Thank you guys for coming out and talking about it. It really sheds light on those of us who have used these words against our friends and family, and hopefully we take steps to avoid this language.

thanks for a great informative vid, guys!

I get rather annoyed by the people who think it makes a person dumb. I don't personally have a stutter but I have a friend who suffers from it and he's the most intelligent person I know. The stutter and intelligence are separate.

Oh the blue-haired girl is such a sweetheart

Burst into song in the chip shop. I died 😂

When I get excited I stutter a lot. I was talking about my favorite games I had to repeat my sentence 10 times because I got to excited and stuttered too much.

any one else think of the funny comedian drew lynch

the girl with the blue hair is so cute.

This channel is so amazing!!! I've learned so much thanks to it!!

These series are amazing

"i'm sure you stammer because you talk too fast. You just can't think as fast as you talk" NO. I know exactly what I want to say, I may have even rehearsed it in my mind before talking. Actually it becomes worse the slower I talk and the more I think about it while I'm talking.

so stammers means stuttering?

I have huge respect for people with stammers. They are way more patient listening to others speak and put up with a lot of people who mock them.

Things people say to me; "Talk normal" "Hurry up" "Get to the back of the line so you can actually learn how to speak" (my highschool bully) "Oh I stutter sometimes!" "I am so sorry for you" (what you sorry for? I don't care I have a stutter and neither should you :/)

Omg the kids in my class harassed and bullied me soo much for my stammer! Not even the school teachers did anything! Now I’m 23 and it’s still there slightly but I’ve never had any therapy for it!

I never really noticed how bad stammering was for people and how noticeable it was until I was in my late teens. See, my dad stammers and I'm so used to it that I don't even realise when people stammer. I became friends with this one guy in my class who was often bullied and it took me about 3 months (when someone actually said it to me) to notice he stammered... It just wasn't "obvious" to me idk. Even now, I don't usually notice stammers unless it is incredibly debilitating or I expect it.

this has really helped broaden my perspective tbh i didn’t know there were so many different variations of stammers

I love these videos so much!

Do a chronic illness one

Can you do a anxiety one?

When I first went to secondary school, some of the boys said, "You can't speak!" "It takes you five seconds to speak." They teased me, they ridiculed me, they laughed at me and I felt like my self-esteem was low and I felt like I'm not normal. I felt broken and shattered inside. I talked to my parents and my teachers but then I refused to because I said they will not do anything about it, I should do it myself but it just gotten worse and worse each day. Like this comment so that my self-esteem will go back up an di will feel happy. P.S: I'm only 12.

during school I was up always one who loved reading (you know that circle reading groups). I stutter a LOT, some people got irritated and finished my sentences or talked over me but my teacher was always patient and understood that I couldn’t help it.