Caitlyn Cohen

03/03/2026

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02/16/2026

02/14/2026

FAQ about my stutter 🤍
1. What’s happening in my head when I stutter?
I know exactly what I want to say. I’m not stuck thinking, I’m stuck speaking. The words are there. They just will not come out.
2. What do I think when people accuse me of faking?
It’s honestly annoying. Severe stuttering affects less than 1% of the population, so most people have never met someone with one like mine. When they don’t understand it, they assume. No one would tell someone with epilepsy they’re “faking” because they’re not actively having a seizure. Neurological disabilities look different on everyone. I focus on educating people who actually want to learn.
3. What are the facial movements I sometimes do?
They’re called secondary behaviors. They’re unconscious reactions my body developed over time while trying to push a word out. They are not the stutter itself, just a response to it.
4. Why do I respond to hate?
When I started posting in 2020, mean comments crushed me. Now I respond to educate. Sometimes people learn and even apologize. And yes, engagement pushes content further. I haven’t made money from social media in over a year, so if I’m doing this work, I’m going to be strategic about it.
5. Am I at peace with my stutter?
Yes. But if a cure existed tomorrow, I would take it. I’m proud of myself and I’m honest about that.
6. Why don’t I stutter when I sing?
Singing uses different brain pathways than spontaneous speech. It’s rhythmic and structured. It’s not a cure, just a neurological workaround.
7. Have I tried the “Steve Harvey cures”?
There is no cure. Stuttering is neurological. It is not a bad habit. It is not something you snap out of. We need understanding, not celebrity quick fixes.

I know most unsolicited advice comes from a place of trying to help, but it’s exhausting. If someone “cured” their stutter with a trick from TV, it was likely anxiety based, not neurological. Please listen to people who actually live with it.

Thank you to everyone who asks thoughtful questions 🤍