Disagree, maybe this is the case if you were “born” with a stutter but this is too generalized. Many of us are developmental stutterers as well. And just as you can be fluent and develop disfluency , you can also become fluent again. Fighting a stutter and removing secondary behaviors is very important in speech therapy and has helped thousands , including me. You don’t have to be a slave to your stutter everyone. Never stop fighting. If you are happy with your stutter then all the power to you. But if you aren’t , don’t stop fighting. Just as you trained your brain to stutter with practice you can retrain those same neural pathways. I stuttered as a child for years , than I finally said enough and did everything I could and I become the most fluent kid in my high school class. NEVER give up