commentr/StutterAugust 8, 2019
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>This is exactly the mindset I'm trying to cultivate lately. I'm a person who stutters. I've been one since I was a child. Why do I feel the need to hide it or feign perfection? As I get older, I'm 35, it's bothering me more and more the amount of power I give to perceptions, whether it be mine or those of other people, true or false. It's embarrassing how much time I've wasted pretending to be "perfecting" even though I know I stutter, I've been doing it since I was a child, and either getting angry at myself or wanting to beat myself up for not being what I perceive I should be. > >By the way, your post sounds like a "Daily Stoic" email, but not in a bad way,
Themes
Identity & DisabilityAnticipation & Avoidance
Subthemes
Identity & Self-PerceptionAuthenticity vs. MaskingOverthinking & Monitoring