I used to have social anxiety due to my stutter too. I know how that feels when you are so shy that you can’t make any contact with new people. Hence, you may appear as aloof, ignorant, boring or awkward. Well, I would say I started making changes and I’m not so anxious about meeting people because : 1. Even though I was scared I still went to the events. Yeah, it feels awkward, you worry,your fingers start twitching when you shake hands with someone and etc, but you gotta do it anyway. Relax. In a group of people be yourself, don’t dwell into your fears that much. 2. I decided to live in my own rhythm. I mean, I speak with a speed I want, I answer questions how I want, with an intonation I prefer, I take as much time for a respond as I want. I would say, be a bit more narcissistic ( in a good way). We stutterers often try to blend into this society, doing everything “to be a normal person”, but it’s senseless . You’re unique and you’re a king in your own fashion :)