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Nov 18, 2024 12:29PM

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YES SORRY BOYFRIENDS UGH NOT MY FAULT
LMAO NO BLAME MY BROTHER HE DOESNT LET ME GO ON GR
BECAUSE THERES A VIDEO CHARACTER NAMED THAT AND I WAS CONVINCED HE WAS JUST MAKIGN IT OFF OF IT
hes so funny though lets trade brothers
hes so funny though lets trade brothers
YESYES THATS WHAT EVERYONE SAYSSSS
yeah he's also really mean but you know brothers ugh
yeah he's also really mean but you know brothers ugh
LOL
yes yes lmao
ALL OF MY FULL SIBLINGS
WHICH IS TECHNICALLY JUST MY SISTER
BUT I HAVE 5 HALF BROTHERS (NOT INCLUDING RIDLEY) AND 5 HALF SISTERS
yes yes lmao
ALL OF MY FULL SIBLINGS
WHICH IS TECHNICALLY JUST MY SISTER
BUT I HAVE 5 HALF BROTHERS (NOT INCLUDING RIDLEY) AND 5 HALF SISTERS
lol
no i don't see them my mom hates my dad 🤞
no i don't see them my mom hates my dad 🤞

bringing this over to chat so we don’t clutter up the intros LMAOO 😭
@pierce yeah hii!!! i dont usually join social groups at all but this one seemed less hectic enough. how have you been? (and you need to tell me more about that book you’re writing because omg?? since when????)

!!! Mhm!! I have joined a few, but I'm inactive in a lot because they get overwhelming lol-
And I've been writing it since January!! It's a historical fiction based on the myth of Apollo and Hyacinthus!! Thought it would be cool to write about the "Best buds" that have revolutionized history as we know it!! (Hyacinthus was one of the first ever queer people recorded in history!!)


amen 🙏 gotta have someone do it BWHGAHA
THATS FAIR i’ll stick to roleplay groups
oohhh, how many pages have you done so far? is it a draft or no? because that does sound pretty neat (let me know when it’s published so i can buy it man 😩)

About 50 pages, and yeah!! But I do post on Ao3.. (🙏) Trust I will finish the first draft this month


OMG WELL.DONE
im a published author working on my 2nd book 😭😭😭 dystopian fantasy >>

(And a short story we do NOT talk about)

(And a short story we do NOT talk about)"
Oh wiw thats such an interesting topic is it in gr??

(THIS IS THE ESSAY <33)
When someone stops mid sentence, repeats a phrase or sound, or a glitch in someone’s speech, that is classified as stuttering. Adolescents stutter for multiple reasons. Most people brush it off as social awkwardness, but is it just that? When you look closer, the answer is no. Childhood stuttering can persist from childhood events, a neurological disorder, a traumatic event or sequence of events that will cause an impediment in speech, a genetic cause of stuttering, or even something unrelated and unexplained.
Teen stuttering seems insignificant, but that could not be further from the truth. It can cause severe anxiety, which later on in life can lead to selective mutism. Selective mutism is one of the many forms of mutism that disables the ability to speak. People with selective mutism have developed such an insecurity of speaking, that they simply don’t speak. Low self-esteem and bullying are also the brutal effects of teen stuttering. Leading those effects are depression and even suicidal tendencies. If the teenager has been stuttering since childhood, the bullying may start, and won’t see an end any time soon.
People who stutter often have another condition along with their speech impediment. These include but are not limited to: Autism Spectrum Disorder, Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder, and Cerebral Palsy. These conditions can make communicating and executing daily tasks extremely limiting, and can negatively affect the teenager’s ability to communicate and interact with their peers like a neurotypical and able-bodied teenager.
Contributing to lifting up teenagers with a speech impediment is crucial to their well-being. Being patient is one of the best ways to support someone who stutters. Talking can be hard for anyone, but for people with a speech impediment such as a stutter, it is important to let them take their time. It is important to realize how your speech and phrases can affect others. Terms like “Did I stutter?” can be extremely harmful and damaging to people who do actually stutter. By looking closer to that phrase, it infers that people with a speech impediment can’t be taken seriously, and their voices shouldn’t be heard, which is wrong. Ask the person what makes them feel comfortable. Each person, stutterer or not, has their own needs and preferences. It is strongly advised to ask them what can be done to make them feel more accepted in their daily life.
The treatment for stuttering is unclear at the surface. The only treatment that is clear at the moment is speech therapy. Speech therapy takes a specialized therapist and the stutterer, and helps them through different oral exercises, activities, and work through the session. Speech therapy is most effective at a young age because this timeframe is when the brain is still malleable and developing. Speech therapy only minimizes stuttering though. The impediment will find it easier to prevail in times of high emotion like stress, anxiety, depression, happiness, etc. These can occur when giving a speech, getting test results, going on a roller coaster, etc. Speech therapy can help teenagers gain independence, but that may lead to teenagers feeling broken and defective if the situation is not dealt with accordingly.
To conclude, stuttering in teens is not something that should be taken lightly, and it is not something that needs to be changed or fixed even. It is something society needs to learn to adapt to. When a teenager has a chronic stutter, it should be advised to look into other disabilities or other causes if not looked into already. Teenagers who stutter are often dismissed and thrown to the side because of their speech impediment, and their representation is scarce. Supporting teenagers who stutter is something that has not been talked about much yet. That is why bringing awareness to stuttering is a crucial step to evolving as a society.
Works Cited: https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health... , https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-c... , https://say.org/programs/sayspeech/te... , https://www.healthline.com/health/stu...
⚞ Pierce ⚟ [He-Him] (Free Palestine) wrote: " @Mini Not like a book, It's in a magazine but it's under my deadname. Yeahhh, it's SO hard to research because I found like 2 (TWO) articles on it. Now I am doing an entire 8 minute speech about ..."
i have a stutter and nobody talks about how dififcult it is sometimes and its usually, if not always, overlooked
but thats amazing
i have a stutter and nobody talks about how dififcult it is sometimes and its usually, if not always, overlooked
but thats amazing

Thst is so true. One of my best friends has a stutter too