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I felt the same exact way when I used to badly stutter. I know how I wanted to respond but sometimes I will just stay silent. Other times I responded but I changed my words around, sometimes for the b...

Don’t define yourself by your stutter. Embrace your weirdness. Begin a hobby or study a topic that is considered weird by many people, e.g. building props from video games, try out LARP, … the point i...

I met the Guy in the Organisation I was working with. He is Literally Me without sutter, we connect on a deeper level we are bros. But I do get disappointed that what I could have been if I didn’t stu...

Stuttering + Reserved Nature

Stuttering + Reserved Nature Im losing my mind recently. Before summer started, I did have a stutter and it limited me very briefly on certain things such as phone calls and interviews, but recently I...

I'm in college and I feel the same way, I don't think any advice on this reddit could help me because I think the answer has to come from ourselves, I only feel good when I can expose my thoughts and ...

I did sell it. I told them about ALL the people who stutter on the VC AND I ADDED HUMOR BY SPELLING STUTERERER THE WAY I DID. How much more pizazz you need my guy?...

So… Stutter proudly. Own that sh!t. It’ll take off the crushing pressure to hide and humanize you to others. You don’t have to be perfect, but as a person with a stutter talking to another person with...

Focus on your actions rather than speech, it sets you apart anyways and that's nothing to be ashamed of, no need to hide it...

At the end of the day, you just have to learn to accept yourself. This is coming from someone who still suffers with the same things you do and for the longest time (and still now) is fairly pessimist...

I think you should just be you and stutter when you stutter. Faking a stutter just seems like extra exhaustion and you might end stuttering worse if you’re constantly fake stuttering. I’m saying this ...

My experience was there was a lot of dishonesty with my stutter. Instead of approaching things head on, trying to avoid or conceal my stutter. That's why I didn't like the "fake stutter" idea. But if ...

Hi, he was being mean. He is also a jerk to other coworkers but they never say anything. They just react to it and I don't like when he does that. Why is the "fake stutter" a bad idea? It's not real...

Bingo. When I was 16,17 I made a similar deicison about my height and my stutter. I'm now 30, and I do not regret that decision in the slightest. What people do a lot is they anticipate the reaction ...

Great question. And IDK if my take even applies to you. If I'm off base, pardon the following. If your stutter is directing your life, you start taking control back. One decision at a time. And it d...

For me the shame of not doing something ended up being greater than the angst of facing my stutter. The shame is a burden you have to carry around if you can't shake it off. It sticks with you and we...

I talk about it openly which helps a lot..especially at work. Once i didn’t try to mask it, I felt more comfortable in speaking situation and my fluency became much much better. That’s just me though...

Having a great family makes a huge difference for sure. Home is the only place I feel like I can try to speak and be myself....

Non ci avevo mai pensato a prendere tempo quando mi capita di bloccarmi, di solito tendo sempre a mascherare il tutto nei modi più imbarazzanti possibili e questo provocava solo ancora più ansia e anc...

Yes. It is because we feel ashamed of being a stutterer so he try to hide it. Even when we are brave enough to try and said the word, our mind-body instantly shut down and create the block to protect ...

It's definitely not easy and that's where really good therapy can help. I didn't mean to imply it was easy, it's very hard. But it's a part of you and unless you decide to sing or talk like a robot an...