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I'm making new friends thanks to my stutter
I'm making new friends thanks to my stutter This is a plot twist I never thought was even possible. A year ago I joined a support group for people who stutter and I started making friends there. There...
Yeah bro i can relate to ur sitch as i've also been walking through life with the blessing of a socially debilitating stutter🥸🤯. Why blessing? Because it slowed me down. i'm a college dropout too, ...
I also struggle with stuttering but I’m still outgoing and approach people pretty easily. My main advice is to not let your stutter define you, I still stutter around my friends but they don’t care bc...
i suffered than i saw how people in gaza are diying every single moment how they suffer so i just told my slef what is my problem compared to these people problems so i just accepted it because peopel...
It’s killing me
It’s killing me So it’s been since my young age that I still hang out with the same few friends (only 2) and now we’re getting older we just joined university so both of them are starting to have a n...
Sorry to hear about that. I have also done this numerous times and I know how it feels especially when the person on the other side is not empathetic....
My brother. Take time to feel however you need to feel but you wouldn’t judge a quadriplegic for his coordination. They should find something for you that requires less speaking. If they won’t someone...
You sound like a clever chap, don’t give up, for society to improve it needs to understand the complexity of life, it needs you. Instead, try and give up taking to heart unqualified feedback, if someo...
Head up, I know it may be hard to ignore people being jerks but I don’t think you should let them dictate your future. I hope you can overcome this and fulfill your dreams. Hope it gets better ❤️....
Hey I have, twice with two different people. It was an overall nice experience and it did work for a bit! It could have been me, it could have been them, but I’d say give it a go if you’re able to. It...
it's honestly hard for me to come up with positives about it but i guess it's made me more understanding of others with speech impediments; i know how it feels and give them all my attention while the...
I believe you misread my post I am not laughing. I am simply repeating what she says. But thank you for putting a perspective on this. It makes me think differently on how to approach it...
Well to be honest I don’t think I’ve ever hold anyone’s stutter against them, and think it’s pretty immature for anyone to do that. For the record, I like him because he’s a truly kind and sincere per...
I voted in this poll and I think most people interpreted it as people *showing* empathy, not just feeling it. I'd be kinda annoyed if people showed empathy every time I stuttered. I also think when pe...
Theres probably a nicer way to say things. You could say people notice it but it'll never be something that makes people not like you. People aren't concerned with stuff like that"...
To add, expressing sympathy can look many different ways and I understand that. I'd be interested to see more questions and answers on the subject. Not at all saying that people can't be assholes, bu...
I think the question was would they *express* sympathy or empathy, not whether or not they feel it. I feel this is an important distinction. There's a difference between quietly acknowledging 'I feel ...
Dude I really wish I could tell you to be positive and keep on trying but tbh I am going through the exact same situation in my uni my stammer is more on anxiety and let me tell you it gets really bad...
I think that people (in general) tend to shout too quickly: "*People don't care about your stuttering*" But.. how realistic is this statement actually? And, is this statement even helpful at all fo...
People don't care about your stuttering!
People don't care about your stuttering! You know how people always say on Reddit: "*No one cares about your stuttering*"? Well, what if we’re trying to say something important and people just don’t...