I'm 35. I moved from Ukraine to Canada. I have had stuttering since I was 3. And it's much more difficult to speak a foreign language with stuttering, but (sorry, I don't know your name) what I learned after 32 years with stuttering is that nobody cares about your stuttering, and if you don't stutter, people react the same way to stupid and silly things. Confidence and self-esteem are key for you. Your stuttering is one of the things that make you who you are, and it's absolutely normal to stutter or have red hair, whatever. You will feel bad about yourself until you want to feel bad about yourself. We are stutterers, and we used to blame our stuttering and connect it to all our failures. But now. We are failing because we didn't act confidently. Don't be shy. Don't think about your stuttering; just walk through your path and believe that your stuttering is just one thing that makes you, one small part of your personality. And if you really want to move forward, just go there. People will judge your brain and experience, and when you'll have your first million, many people will try to stutter because, you did it! Be easygoing. Being a stutterer is so cool. Because your brain produces more words than your mouth can say, just keep moving forward! You're a hero! You're a rock! If you want, we can have a call and discuss it personally!