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Is this from personal experience?...

Ill be rooting for Chad Laprise from here out!!!...

Holy cow thats John Pollock too! (I listen to his podcasts) Great interview!...

What apps?...

Cool. ...

that's a great thing to see...

UFC Fighter With A Stutter

UFC Fighter With A Stutter One of my favorite fighters is Chad Laprise, and he seems to have a pretty mild stutter which only made me like him even more. Here is a Clip of an interview before a fight ...

thank you all for your responses. you all reassured me to relax and it's not that bad. thank you ...

It is so much better as a stuttering adult than it was a stuttering kid. :) As a general pretext everyone has said great things so I’ll skip them as best as I can. You can view your stutter as a “j...

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As adult you are most likely going to care less about your stuttering, which makes things easier. However, depending on the severity of your stuttering, finding a decent job and SO can still be a big ...

Just never give up. You have a voice. Find a group in your area where stutters meet. Like a support group. Learn skills. Practice talking in the mirror. Watch the debates- watch how all the politician...

It gets better. I am 23 and have been in a constant state of "what is gonna happen when I get into the real world" panic for all of college and am on the tail end of it. You realize that people don't ...

We are in a pretty fortunate age right now with text messaging and Internet. Most job applications are online now too. It must have been a whole lot harder in the past for stutterers....

I've got a fairly bad one, but as an adult it is really easy because you'll find that nobody cares. You shouldn't have trouble finding a job (unless you only apply for things that require public speak...

Fucking bullshit. I haven't beat it in a week and I'm stuttering more than ever....

Non-stuttering adult here (I'm in this subreddit because my 10 year old has a significant stutter) Literally no normal adult cares if another adult stutters. In fact, most of the things that mattered...

I'd say that's a great way to sum it up. In social situations people feed off your own attitude, so if you treat it like yeah I stutter its whatever, they'll likely feel the same way....

it's how you live with it rather than how other people live with it. thanks...

acceptance is a big part that I find helps too. thanks....