Oh ok, but I think my statement still stands (just not in regards to your friends specifically!). People in high school can be brutal sometimes. Everyone thinks they're tough shit, but you most likely won't be interacting with most of those people after you graduate. Focus more on your meaningful relationships with your friends rather than worrying about what others may be thinking. If I had spent my high school years always worrying about what other people (to be more specific, those who I never really had any sort of relationship with anyways) thought of me, I would have never been able to make such great memories with those who really cared about me. Don't ever let that fear hold you back from striving towards opportunities and goals. In the end, having a stutter is an incredibly small part of you (even if it doesn't seem that way to you). You are just as capable as other people, no matter if you can't speak as fluently all the time as most people!