"... not from a jedi." Lol. Seriously, though, yes. Anxiety is just a voice in your head tricking you into believing a lot of unhelpful u happy stuff. Anxiety tricks you into believing that something bad will happen when others hear you stutter. What I did was basically exposure therapy. Key thing I did was to allow all negative feelings. 100% no fighting any feeling that would arise. If having to speak to someone made me anxious, I would HAVE to go do it. And I would allow ALL fear and anxiety to be present. 100% allow it. Soon, youll see nothing happens, and people dont care for your stutter. Soon, after truly accepting and allowing your stutter in front of others, you'll reach a point where you do not care whether or not they hear it, OR whether or not they think something of it. I'm on my phone now, so can't get too detailed, but I can reply more in depth later if you're still interested. I stutter wayyyyyyy less than before, and I feel so much more confident in my own skin with it. Hopr this helps a bit.