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Alyssa Ware
22 April, 22:36
How do stuttering and hesitation relate?
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Sterling
23 April, 00:31
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Stuttering and Hesitation relates by the way you slow down to think about what you want to say, sometimes the things that make you think about the subject before saying it is because your brain is thinking to fast. That you cant keep up with your brain to say them out loud that fast.
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