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I hate to be negative, but there is a chance that the kid might never get over the stutter. As such, be patient with her, let her talk, don't tell her to repeat her sentences, or "talk slowly" or "b...

When fluent people get their words slightly mixed up and say "I cannot speak today"

When fluent people get their words slightly mixed up and say "I cannot speak today" Fluent people say this a lot and it's a little irritating, especially when they sayit to me directly. Somebody who i...

As someone here said, most people couldn't care less about stammering. Your parents maybe don't think you're stammering is that bad, or maybe they are just foolish...either way, try not to dwell on y...

I totally feel you. I've had individual schooling since high school, and I genuinely think that it saved my life. My parents are very supportive; they take me to many therapists and a psychiatrist. I'...

When people don't understand you because of your stutter during important moments, do they often express sympathy or empathy? (reddit poll)

When people don't understand you because of your stutter during important moments, do they often express sympathy or empathy? (reddit poll) [View Poll](https://www.reddit.com/poll/1e8ama5)...

I'm surprised everyone is saying option 1. I'm sure option 2 is best. It's better too show him that your are fine with his stutter by just talking to him Then maybe, once you get to know him better, ...

Living with a stutter has made me a fuller person. It has helped me “get over myself” and relate to others in a more authentic way. It has made me a better listener and, ironically, communicator....

Thank you for your comment and for sharing your experience, your perspective is really inspiring, i’ll try to focus more on self-acceptance, ur words mean a lot thank you...

I could've written this myself. My stutter is a burden, but it made me more empathetic, understanding, and an excellent listener. And I love that about myself....

+1 to every comment here. IMO, the most: - compassionate - empathetic - humble - non-judgmental - forgiving - and kind people that I've ever encountered by far are those recovering from narcot...

I stutter severely and have 4 boys. Only my youngest stutters. They have been the biggest blessing of my life. And they have grown up being better off that I stutter bc it gives them more compassion t...

Stuttering made me more empathetic and accepting of people with any disability. Ironically, stuttering made me more outgoing. I tried to be perfect (it’s from having a pushy Jewish mom) in other way...

I treat people really well because I don't want them to feel like how I felt when being laughed at for stuttering...

It has made me incredibly compassionate, empathetic and nice because I don’t want to bully people and hurt others like people have done to me....

Your emotions are valid. One of the things that helped me was meeting others who stutter. There are lots of stuttering associations around the world with conferences that are a lot of fun! You’re pret...

I left comments saying I love y’all. But I’ve never met a girl who stutters but one time long ago. I stutter and have my whole life. I just want to say I love you all! You are very special to me. Than...

That’s fair! Sorry if it came off as insensitive, just was something that helped me personally but I get that it doesn’t necessarily apply to everyone...

>but when i get so low i remember there are people who are blind or cant walk and i remember that there’s always somebody who has it worst, Same af. I remember that there are people in worst cases th...

Different people got different level of stuttering i know you mean good but this is not a good message to what op is going through...

I took their comment more as don’t feel too bad about not having the ability to be charismatic since not everyone without a stutter has that ability either. As in, many people struggle to be outgoing ...