Did you believe in her from the very beginning?❓

@sfnaffan

3 жыл бұрын

Yes ig.

@simonbrusch8891

3 жыл бұрын

Yes

@VixenVulpix266

3 жыл бұрын

yes

@sansss285

3 жыл бұрын

Dhar manns recent video😂 But I won't say it's a copy!

@winstonthomas4964

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah I do

I want a professor like him, who encourages people , not demotivating at students.

@ThrillingLives

2 жыл бұрын

👍👊👏

@Primus-ue4th

Жыл бұрын

The professor literally let the asshole interrupt the girls speech.

@dhulipallavenkatkiran949

11 ай бұрын

😄👍 agree

@drillboyz4143

11 ай бұрын

Same

@lilash6041

10 ай бұрын

He literally let a bully pick her apart for a looooong while in the beginning.

Everyone deserves a teacher like him.❤️

The world need more teachers like him.

@Neli42

2 жыл бұрын

Not really. His prep with Johnson was great but he should have shut down Bailey immediately and sent him from the classroom instead of allowing him to continue his harassment for nearly two minutes.

@duhhh7690

2 жыл бұрын

Be one!

I too was a stutterer. A speech professor my freshman year in college taught me to slow-down, think it through & go forth in speaking & thinking.

@allywilkeforsenate

2 жыл бұрын

Try being able to hear yourself speak.

I stuttered terribly as a child and those around me were just ugly. When I learned how to play guitar and attempted to sing, the stuttering stopped; it was 1975 and I was 12. Thank you for these videos, they teach the human condition. Jerry Yslas

@gladysrodgers5991

2 жыл бұрын

That's right don't be afraid or intimidated of people

@greytoothe

2 жыл бұрын

James Earl Jones developed his voice to get over his stuttering. Country music singer Mel Tillis didn't stutter when he sang.

@mackwiz1

2 жыл бұрын

@@gladysrodgers5991 : That was part of my stuttering issue for twenty years.

@dougpotosky4102

2 жыл бұрын

We have some things in common!

@diannahill4929

2 жыл бұрын

Mel Tills was a stutteter and he made it big in the country .music field

I wish they included her parents acknowledging the success of their daughter. She deserves it.

@DramatizeMe

3 жыл бұрын

Good point, actually! We hope they also acknowledged her success! 🙏❤️

@lindalawon9151

2 жыл бұрын

Did not appreciate her parents putting her down. As a small child, the parents could have worked with her by encouraging her at home daily.

@jeanpierrelabonte2868

2 жыл бұрын

The most important victory she won was getting proud of herself. No approval needed of anyone.

@dougwilliams5474

2 жыл бұрын

I’d love to grab that punk and…….

@portiaroberson5601

2 жыл бұрын

Yea right where were the parents. They told her not to do the speech. They had no.confidence in there daughter. No matter what You should have confidence in your children and encourage them to succeed .Even if they fell The support of a parents is important.

She had a wonderful example of what a teacher should be.

I also stutter and if someone humiliates me, I just smile on their face and repeat my stutter and say 'Like This Buddy?'. And then they just go quiet.😄

@flynasmr7395

3 жыл бұрын

Like your confident👍👌

@user-rl4dr3zj5s

3 жыл бұрын

How do u deal with it when u have a presentation?!

@koushikvss7638

3 жыл бұрын

I also have stutter but I am very embarrassed of it

@DramatizeMe

3 жыл бұрын

You hacked the stuttering thing! 👍

@im_prax

3 жыл бұрын

@@user-rl4dr3zj5s Believe me im not lying. At start I stutter a bit, but before every presentation I take a deep breathe and speak confidently. Just think that the audience is lik your family member and just spit it out. You cannot cure it 100% but at least you stutter at your minimum. And ya today I had an online presentation and it was awesome.

The Stumbled woman in this video is the best actress in Dramatize me,according to me.She has some awesome acting skills.

@sherryupchurch9411

2 жыл бұрын

That was excellent. Totally enjoyed it. Thank you. Wish I had this info when my child went thru the stuttering he has. Again thank you.

@meitijobse8121

2 жыл бұрын

Well she did it very Good.. But it's The Message.. What I mean.... There Always brainless people. Who like to Mock... About others.. Hope once They Will se The Light.. ♥

@allinonedreamer8137

2 жыл бұрын

She might be on Dhar Mann too.

@susanjewitt8783

2 жыл бұрын

Agree. I love to watch her. Always gives a great performance.

@ValentinaGligor-kz9lv

2 ай бұрын

Alexandra Soroka also is the best and also she is so beautiful. Considering the fact that I'm half Ukrainian I'm proud of Garry!!! ☺️💕

I'm glad she didn't give up. She persevered and overcame.

"The real victory is about patience and love " Tears in my eyes

This channel is so underrated, every episode just keeps getting better and better.

@aminecraftplayer9642

3 жыл бұрын

So true

@stuart4341

3 жыл бұрын

This channel is a factory of cringe, it's a cringier version of dhar Mann and the eastern Europeans trying to act American make it weirder. The stories are predictable and I can't stand the grammatical errors when they speak. How are there grammatical errors when they have a script wtf

@oney_2774

3 жыл бұрын

@@stuart4341 why do u watch it then and I say stop hating

@oney_2774

3 жыл бұрын

@@stuart4341 ya know u can keep ur opinion to yourself

@stuart4341

3 жыл бұрын

@@oney_2774 it's the comment section, that's exactly where comments go regarding the quality of the video

Making fun of someone's disability is another way to lose. That guy made a mistake and he won nothing. Never put someone down but lift them up instead. GOOD VIDEO

@DramatizeMe

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Aaron! 🙏

@JennyLovesJESUS-mw6bj

2 жыл бұрын

*AMEN*👍

@YourOldDog

2 жыл бұрын

As a youngster I sometimes said unkind things. I can tell you all now that Karma is the cruelest teacher as I have learned later in life as Karma never missed any opportunity in my life to teach me the error of my ways.

@JennyLovesJESUS-mw6bj

2 жыл бұрын

@@YourOldDog Yea, but you learned from your mistakes.Right? The saying is we are to treat other's as we are to be treated. But we always don't. Yes, things do turn on us, but gotta not let it bother us. Be strong.💪 Be at Peace with yourself.✌ Don't let it run your Life. You 🏃 it.

@marionrobertson3895

2 жыл бұрын

Aaron Mota I have always had feelings for people try to build them up in different ways I love doing this. Have been taken advantage of. I hate to say it but watch about being taken financially it has happen to me time and time again. God has helped me with my finances a lot in times past and present. Praise God for his Grace.

That's what fails most us ,"fear" ,but we must never be afraid of trying anything by conquering our fear and whatever we believe we can achieve ..

@DramatizeMe

3 жыл бұрын

Wow! How well said, Diana! 🙏🙏

@dianalayne8324

3 жыл бұрын

@@DramatizeMe Thank you very much ,your videos are getting better and better each day ,keep up the good work ..

I love this, regardless of disabilities anyone can acheive when they believe

@syedmuhammad7377

3 жыл бұрын

Moral: just rage on your disability and adíos

This video really "hit close to home" for me. I've stuttered for over forty years because of having the illness called Reye's Syndrome at the age of ten back in 1978. Although most people knew of why I talked like I do, I still had those few people who would constantly "tease" me about my stuttering and my low - tone of voice. I am a female, and, one bully would tease me by saying "Man Talk! Man Talk!" That made me more or less shut down, and, it took years for me to realize how that person was wrong with thinking how she did. I still struggle with speaking now, but, I don't let it stop me from speaking to anyone. The only thing I don't really like doing is talking on the phone. I've tried the "slow down and think about what you're going to say" method. It helps me some, but, I still stutter a LOT. But, I refuse to let my "speech impediment" rule my life. Thank you to whoever put this video out here.

omg when she was frustrated and shouted continuously in professor's office, I got goosebumps... Dramatizeme has got fantastic actors!!!!!!!!!

As a 67 year old female stutterer, my heart breaks watching this. I moved to a new area aged 12, children and teachers bullied me and I went to hell and back. I didn’t go far at all, only ever had menial jobs. I still stutter to this day. It’s my golden wedding anniversary in September, I married young. I have a wonderful gorgeous husband, we raised 2 brilliant children and 4 amazing grandchildren. We do Ok. My dad always said to me. That those that mind don’t matter, and those that matter don’t mind. How true are those words.

I’m glad the mean guy gets his! He was unbelievably rude to her in that class. Shame on the others for laughing, but she had the last laugh. She killed her speech, and he couldn’t follow her words. This video was as amazing as that speech! Just wonderful. How true that speech was. The writers are amazing as I’ve been trying to beat fear for the better of my life. Even now, I’m trying to beat fear, and I will conquer it one day. The speech was so inspiring. Best channel on KZread. Period.

@PatriciaR.E.

3 жыл бұрын

Fear has torment. Give it to Jesus & He will take it from you. He did for me! Don’t allow fear to dominate your life!!! 👏🙌

@DramatizeMe

3 жыл бұрын

Wow!!! Thank you so much for your support Jia! ❤️❤️❤️

@JiaPia3

3 жыл бұрын

@@PatriciaR.E. thank you! I am trying. I am praying! Again, thank you so much ❤️

@JiaPia3

3 жыл бұрын

@@DramatizeMe I will always support things that matter. You guy matter. You teach us important, intelligent lessons. You show us different perspectives. Your channel is the best channel on KZread. You are better than any story channel and as good as any A-list movie on the market. I feel like I should be paying for content like this. No one even comes close to you. Thank you a thousand times as I need to rewatch this, and I need to remember that amazing speech. Please, never delete or private this! I love you guys! ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

@chrisstewart1999

2 жыл бұрын

good luck to you.

This is bullying at the highest level. Her father isn't much help either.

@eileendavey4842

2 жыл бұрын

I think so too

@angelaprince3482

2 жыл бұрын

I tell u a true story.not being wanted my parents put my down every chance they got. I was very insecure.i was not allowed friends so nobody to discuss it. Thenmy parents decided I should be adopted. One day a lady to me out for the day. I forgot to mention. I never lifted my head at all my chin was forever on my chest. I was to shy to look at the world. The lady was very sweet and kind to me.she said always hold your head up.your one of God's children. i did it changed my life. I never saw her again. Lady Rothschild.

So many memories come back to me when I see this clip. All the shyness in high school, being the quiet one in classes, being forced to speak in class and being laughed at. I knew she could get through her speech and the debate. Yes, it does all have to do with confidence and determination. Just believe in yourself, be positive, and you can do anything.

@PatriciaR.E.

3 жыл бұрын

With Jesus on our side, Nothing is impossible!! I too was like her because of my childhood, but I began praying & Jesus gave me the strength to overcome it! Yes, this brought up some very bad memories, but I do praise Jesus for victory!!! 👏🙌 Jesus bless you.

@shrutimehta6269

2 жыл бұрын

Definitely right👍

She is continuing battle with stuttering and win her fears.

@syedmuhammad7377

3 жыл бұрын

Moral: always rage

@DramatizeMe

3 жыл бұрын

We’re glad she handled both! 🙏

@avahamlincoln874

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah sure

@VixenVulpix266

2 жыл бұрын

@@avahamlincoln874 not okay, you think this is funny? Suttering is a serious problem.

@glenhausfeld6673

2 жыл бұрын

@@VixenVulpix266 That is still me today at over 71 I still my suttering does not get in my way. but I live with it.

Stutterers. One became King. One became President. And one has one of the deepest, most recognizable voice - Darth Vader, Mustafa….

@ruchisomani1255

3 жыл бұрын

Wow! I cannot believe I am seeing a Star Wars comment on DramatizeMe!☺☺☺☺

@DramatizeMe

3 жыл бұрын

We like Star Wars too!❤️ Wow! One more comment about the Star Wars! 😉

@defbug

3 жыл бұрын

My ASL (American Sign Language ) interpreter once told me he has the voice of GOD, it's almost like ethereal, to be honest.

@Flinabin

3 жыл бұрын

@@defbug Wow !

@katrinalee2148

2 жыл бұрын

I believe Samuel L. Jackson once stuttered as well.

I used to know a girl that used to stutter really heavily. She uses a technique that uses the part for singing in her brain. So when she talks it sounds really melodic, fluent and clear.

Hats off to the professor for making her believe that she can do it nothing is impossible 😄♥️

Teacher NEVER HAD control over his class. A reality.😕

@Angharadz2

2 жыл бұрын

The sad thing is that even at college there are some young people who believe the Professor's job is to "have Control" - at what age does a young person mature sufficiently to have self-control? to act in an adult manner; to use the time provided with a learned person to acquire knowledge, rather than begging to have their behaviour "controlled" by another adult? College kids should leave their kindergarten ways behind in kindergarten once they wish to carve out a future for themselves ad adults amongst adults

@cacatr4495

2 жыл бұрын

@@Angharadz2 Narcissism is taught tremendously in this culture, is a major component of social media, the entitlement, the attention-seeking, the meanness. Where would you now expect these immature ones to receive proper instruction in character-building and correction? Do they even know why it matters?

@YouTubeallowedmynametobestolen

2 жыл бұрын

A reality? Really? My experience is with American (U.S.) teachers and professors, and the worst thing about the video was how unrealistic the "professor" was. I've seen some ineffectual teachers (high school) and professors (university) in my day, but this guy was laughable. He was too unrealistic, and it spoiled the video for me right from the start.

@gjd1942

2 жыл бұрын

@@KZreadallowedmynametobestolen You spoil the comment section with your amazing lack of intelligence, your attitude and sense of self entitlement. What a petty little person.

@YouTubeallowedmynametobestolen

2 жыл бұрын

@@gjd1942 Gee, GJ D, that's an interesting response. Lots of feeling in it! But you give ZERO rationale for anything you said. Still, let's consider your points one by one. "You spoil the comment section ..." "... with your amazing lack of intelligence" At least I had the intelligence to give reasons for my opinion. "... your attitude and sense of self entitlement." "What a petty little person." Well, thank you. I do try to take care of myself. And I ... Oh, wait. I thought you said, "pretty little person." But now I see it was actually "petty." Which is interesting, because I'm thinking that's a pretty (not petty) good word to describe your comment.

My son stutters it breaks my heart. He is very intelligent. People think that if you stutter or have dyslexia that you are not smart and that’s not true.

@gardy4390

2 жыл бұрын

Just watch & see how your son will Excell in everything in his life. Your Heart will be jumping for joy. Best to you and your son.

@rabia7072

2 жыл бұрын

That is true

@jannettsnow2856

2 жыл бұрын

Hugs

@heatherprice3455

2 жыл бұрын

I was stuttered when I was a child but hypnotherapy cured me, please give this a chance, go through your doctor, it's he'll on earth when you stutter because we all have to talk to people.

Having a disability myself, it really effects your self confidence and worth. Most people are ignorant and don’t realize you are a human being just like anyone else on this planet, they look at you and speak differently like you are foreign. We all need to do better on how we treat people in this world. I’ve been blessed to have real people and friends who see me as who I am and not my disability

@leshtaru6199

2 жыл бұрын

Everything will be fine. Stay strong 💪

Stutterers, Special Needs, Handy Capped, Second Language Leaners, etc are still people and all people no matter what walks of life they come from deserve respect and kindness. The bullies need to remember that the only person who really sees you as anything but a bully is yourself.

Nothing is impossible, believe in yourself and go forward.

@Unknown_at_home_

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you

@VixenVulpix266

3 жыл бұрын

you're welcome

@DramatizeMe

3 жыл бұрын

Well said! 👍

This makes me speechless..What a great job done by professor..nothing can stop we believe in ourselves...

Oh man!! This video needs a 10* IMDB rating! One of the best videos I've ever seen in life. I love the way they speak English. Ms. Johnson's parents had zero level hope on her. But she made it. She actually nailed it. She spoke about the reality. Even if I were in the boy's position I couldn't speak a word. This one is an epic motivational video! I feel motivated now. I am gonna study hard. To @Dramatizeme : You dramatized me!! Hoping for more videos like this. Thank you.

ANOTHER MASTERPICE FROM U GUYS...LOVE THIS AND ALWAYS WILL🤗🤗❤❤

Had psychology professor at LSU that controlled his stuttering so well it took me weeks to figure out his odd speech pattern was a cover for his stutter.

Let me guess he didn’t write anything because he thought she will give up this shows that you always have to go against your fear no matter what and you will one day become stronger than the fear and you won’t have to worry about anything anymore

I just love that professor. He is so good at every role he does... he is my favorite. All the actors are just awesome. I love to watch them all the time...

This episode hit my heart because I have studdered my whole life. I'm a stand up comic and love doing it. when I'm on stage it's a rush and my studder is not as bad. People are so cruel sometimes but you can do anything if you put your heart and mind too it. Thank you for the video.

I wish I had encouraging teachers like this professor, he is great !

I'm very grateful for my disabilities. It helps me to quickly identify people worth getting to know versus people I should avoid, based on how they react to me. In short, it really helps weed out the "jerks" very quickly. There was a time when I worried about "what would people think", before I realized that what they think is their problem and I'm better off if I don't have to be around it.

I love this scene the girl beat the bully and prove her parent's wrong she never gave up from her speech. She gaze with intelligence and integrity to strive to be the best speech performer 💯👏

Dramatizeme is only getting better and better with their scripts!! This was amazing!!

Never judged someone who stutters. Love this video

Stuttering or stammering is not a defect it's a mental condition and one can overcome this only by being brave. Do not fear anyone or any situation. 80%of people who stutters have very sharp mind use that to face every challenge . That's the only way and I am saying this by personal experience.....

The professor was a true hero for helping her. He nails the role of the good guy and the bad guy. I like seeing his role switch.

The girl had a stutter but her professor was a firm yet kind man, he helped her overcome her stutter and fear. The bully conceded the second round of the debate.

God bless the little girl there who was stuttering. I've been there too myself especially when I get too excited or too Mad at someone I stutter.

I stutter too. Sometimes my mom told me I have to slow down when I speak because I talk fast.

Great storyline. She's wonderful, in overcoming her 'fear'. Those who stutter have a message so profound, it needs to be repeated.... So that, even the simplest, or the biggest bully, gets that message LOUD and CLEAR.

I had horrible problems with stuttering for a while back in hellementary school, but thankfully for me a professional speech therapist was able to help me to get rid of the stutters. Out of everything that she taught me, what helped me the most was being shown how the tongue moves during sounds and words (Hearing them slowly so I could see the exact movements), and the emphasis on the sounds of the vowels, like the a in apple, the e in egg, the i in igloo, the o in ostrich, the u in umbrella, then the 3 ys (Yellow, Dry and Lucky). But most importantly, lots of knowledge, repetition, compassion and patience from someone who truly wanted (And knew how) to help me :)

So inspirational. If only every person with a handicap is given the support and encouragement that Lina got from her professor, a lot more people would be able to realise their potential.

@GoogleAccount-mq8rl

Жыл бұрын

yeah you were right

If you hated the person or their role or character that means they had done a great job....the actors or actresses who play negative roles deserves support and more chances....❤🙌🏼🙏🏼✅👏🏻

This is gonna be so interesting.. I'm excited already!!!

@nafija1_1

3 жыл бұрын

Omg our na,es are similar mine is nafija

If I wasn't sitting in front of my mother I would have cried my eyes out!! Her speech and her last few words at the end of the video was extremely inspiring!! I have so much fears to conquer myself and I've been putting it off for years! I'll be 36 this Saturday and I hope that I can find the courage to overcome my anxieties

@PatriciaR.E.

3 жыл бұрын

Remember that fear hath torment & if you will pray & give it all to Jesus; He will take it from you. He did it for me too. The devil wants us to be bound up in fear & he’s a liar. John 10:10 God bless you. 👏🙌❤️

@markrodriguez9442

3 жыл бұрын

Speaking of mother. Her parents don't want her to compete out of fear and something else. Parents has a job to guide them,to teach them,to support them,etc and what they are doing is not the way it was done. Let go of the fear you have and be confident to your children.

@DramatizeMe

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Ashley! Glad you enjoyed it 🙏❤️

@jazminewaters2404

2 жыл бұрын

@@markrodriguez9442 so true , you made excellent point. Often as parents we put our own fears on kids, limiting them as we fear for their future. Somethings letting them experience and learn on their own will develop them more

My Dad and youngest son both had stuttering problems…from my Dads age to my sons age of 8 years old…it is such a judgmental group of people that just do not understand. Guess what both my Dad and son conquered the stuttering and didn’t let “people” stop them…stay strong ❤️💙

When the Prof first put that light on her face and she started to talk without stuttering it just brought tears to my eyes, this is great.

I like when she doesn't stutter when she got upset.😊 Sometimes that's how it is with people who have this problem.

14:08 Lol seems like she is telling him to beat her speech but not really it's beating fear

This is a great video showing the value of removing stage fear. Keep it up

The teacher was amazing helping her over come her fear. It's a good video to help others overcome there fear.

I kmow & understand the pain and difficulty that a person faces when he/she stutters...getting bullied by the surroundings...due to which the level of confidence gets ruined. I had been stuttering since i was 5. I've also faced many problems...couldn't get a chance to finish what i wished to say. Today I'm 32, things have changed....you just need to believe in yourself and don't loose hope. And most importantly need a person who motivates you and boosts your confidence. I would really like to help people overcome their fear..when they stutter.

Parents should train their children to appreciate everyone no matter what.

Hats off to the professor for making her believe that she can do it nothing is impossible

@colleenross8752

3 жыл бұрын

The Queen's Speech

I love how the professer comforted her

I stutter randomly, especially when I'm emotional or can't get my words out right as fast.... Congrats to her.

Fantastic video! Excellent job from everyone! Looking forward to seeing your next video! I loved it when he couldn't find the words to say!

Actors who stuttered in real life but their characters didn't, so they didn't stutter when performing..always thought that fascinating

@carolhensley9060

2 жыл бұрын

Country singer Mel Tillis for example. In his regular speaking voice he spoke with a stutter but when he sang something took over and he had an incredible singing voice.

@JennyLovesJESUS-mw6bj

2 жыл бұрын

There's been a few singer's & even some that was on A.G.T. that stuttered. PRAYERS all pushes forward & don't let ppl make fun of you. No 1 likes a bully & bullies will have to ask for forgiveness b4 they see *GOD* on Judgment Day. Well, we ALL do.🙏💗✌

The principal as a heart of gold

That was very inspiring, so well written. I didn't know the professor has a same problem as her,had learn to deal with the problem and overcame it. He was a great teacher. I'd been to the speech therapy before but not for the same reason as the professor and the student. It was when I was going to school. Whoever created this,great job.

Thanks for reminding me of my life... I would keep this video with me to remind me of how far I have come.... And The real opponent is Fear itself

This is the most relateable video I have ever found on the internet. This was made for me, I would say. It hits SO MUCH HARDER, I literally cried after watching this video

"without fear!" "The only opponent is ... fear !" Yess... .don't fear,folks! 💪

That bully, part of me wants to break his teeth or maybe his ribs never mock someone who has a learning disability and that female student all she needs is to believe in herself and she did

@8v71buses

3 жыл бұрын

Straight up I felt like giving him a good old fashioned beat down 😵💥🤛

@hamadhumaid1984

3 жыл бұрын

@@8v71buses I agree

YES! YES! YES! FEAR IS OUR WORST ENEMY'S YOU DID IT KIDDO

beautiful story! that professor is an angel. that actor is very very good, more roles for him please.

Fear is the biggest hurdle,with a mentor like that ,one can overcome any obstacle

This is so beautiful ♥️ that speech gives me inspiration, thank you so much this is what I really need right now (Sorry if I made grammar mistake)

In the end he was left speechless didn’t know what to say

this is just the right thing to watch while having my break after doing my piano.

Great professor encourage for her speech. I had my teacher she's same like that professor. I miss her so much. She didn't let me down in my life i remember her words everytime.. God bless u mam everyone's need these type of professor.

I was born with a speech impairment and some other disabilities as well this video will help out a lot thank you for making it

Ohoh poor girl , smh why people so ungrateful just because they were born fully healthy doesn't mean everyone is born the same , it's common sense to just have understanding that everyone is different!! Ffs that good he lost 😂👊

This the best video ever. I have suffered a stutter my whole life and I have had to suffer through this sort of really bad behavior. Thanks for the upload

This is the most beautiful, inspiring, and intelligent story i watched so far ... I love this...❤️♥️❤️

If her parents had sent her to a speech therapist at 8 years of age, her speech concerns would be history. My sister couldn't pronounce R's and S's. She went to Stanford, worked for the Wall Street Journal in Belgium, is an author and speaks four languages. Early intervention with a coach can help kids overcome most learning disabilities, speech impediments and develop talents.

YES I BELIEVE BUT WE SHOULD LEARN FROM LINA JHONSON THAT WE SHOULD NEVER EVER GIVE UP AND DONT CARE ABOUT THE PEOPLE WHO UNDERRESTIMATES US

To have someone to believe in you, is the most healing thing.

Being able to hear yourself is the key.

I think stuttering people are pretty cool, unless they rude

wooow so encouraging am going to conqure my fear

Why does the school allow bullying of their pupils? In front of the teacher and the whole class a bully is bullying another pupil and nothing is done about it.

Good efforts girly, you smashed it, never give up fighting for what you believe in,, those who hold you back and hold you down are always scared of you being better than them.

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This is a wonderful segment of a true problem. I see it so many times and just tell them I am listening to them. Makes them more at ease♥️♥️

This reminds me of the true story of King George the 5th speech. He had a speech problem himself. But, just like in this video he was also given help to work on his speech until the very day he stood in front of a large crowed and made his speech.

I believe in myself because i'm also an youtuber too 😘😘😘😘

My dad and I have a stuttring problem cause our brains works faster then our mouths but when we write we write faster then anyone else. People who stutter I'll sit and listen and tell them take your time I have all day and I make them happy.

Thank you so much for making this video and it really changed my life a lot.

I'll be like I don't care if people judge me all they want I have a stutter and this is just cruel

Stumaring and stuttering isn't a result of fear or nervousness, it's a real disability . Any change in emotional worsens it,be it fear, anxiety , excitement. Among other things that can help is doing mouth exercises, learning to talk slowly, and taking Vitamin B6 ( these were recommended by the medical doctor ).Also learning to control emotions is very important. Its unfortunately that suffers are usually bullied. I have battled this for so many years, and I remember being bullied for many years in school despite being among the top students, this robbed me of self esteem. Its quiet sad mostly many do not view this as a real disability. I have improved so much over years.

I faced this mocking since school. Everyone used to make fun. Whenever there was debate competition or some reading in schools my hands would sweat and used to shiver with fear. But as time passed i accepted my problem and today i can confidently speak and work in big company where i have to deal with clients and continuous calls. I ovefcome the problem with confidence.

Yes I did because I too have been there. Bullies can only win for a while when someone comes along and makes u realise your stronger than you thought you was. It's an amazing feeling .I'm try happy this can be seen by many people.x