Does anyone else feel like their stuttering has determined every aspect of their personality?

Does anyone else feel like their stuttering has determined every aspect of their personality? Recently, while doing the "16 Personalities Test," I realized that I might not be the person I think I am. Every question related to social relationships I would impulsively mark with a negative response. This made me reflect, because I believe that I actually don't know and can't know the real answers to such questions since I've never (since i was 4 years old) had the full freedom to engage in social situations, like public speaking or spontaneously meeting people, without shame or fear of stuttering, and I feel like I'm actually a very friendly and talkative person. Instead, I would avoid these situations defining myself as an introvert, because it was easier. I'm aware that my stuttering has surely made me a more empathetic person full of understanding, but I can't stop thinking about missed opportunities and untapped potential.