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I know they are coming from a place of sentimentality and are trying to come off as relatible so I don't feel singled out or bad about myself. In my head, when they say it, I'm like "yeah whatever" ho...

I stutter and block sometimes so intensly that I cannot speak and my mouth just opens ive been laughed at alot so I definely feel that is why I block more ... especially when speaking my second langua...

Why ‘be on the lookout’ for stuttering? Are they supposed to edit it out? That’s ridiculous - this is the way that you talk, and to remove it would be an insult to you and every other PWS...

If someone is a stutterer no matter how mild or treated, I can just clock it based on how they tell me they "stutter too". Like, I don't need to actually see or hear them stutter to believe them, the ...

“We all stutters sometimes” is annoying and I explain that it a speech impediment. But “I’m also a stutterer” is more tricky because some people are but it doesn’t show except in certain situations....

"I have met stutterers with my speech pathologist, and many of them have mild stuttering that is hardly noticeable (or they can mask it well). I believe severe stutterers make up only a small percenta...

You are clearly an emotionally intelligent person. I suffer with this challenge of communication! My own take is that I know I am confident inside, but I juat have to navigate the hurdles to express ...

Haha, that's what I suspected, the word doesn't seem to mean a clinical condition to everyone. I've used speech disorder sometimes but wasn't sure if it was "ok". I think I'll def use speech impairmen...

Try using speech disorder or speech impairment to get the point across. Stutter is used too casually in society to describe all sort of things, like a TV or video 'stuttering' or fluent people saying ...

Yeah I hear you. I also am fluent a lot of the time (after years of speech therapy), which I think is why so many people assume that when I say "stutter", I mean it in the casual sense and not the cli...

I'm in the same situation speech-wise, where often I sound fluent, until I don't (usually due to random anticipation). tbh I get pretty excited when I meet another stutterer, but (I didn't make it cl...

IDK growing older is better or meeting more and more people is better, because in my case after 12th i leave my house and still living my own which give me confident and help me to improve...

For me, I’ve found that if I’m going to stutter, then it’s happening regardless of the situation or person I’m talking to. I’ve had people hang up on me and I’ve people sit and wait for me to finish. ...

I’ve never said that emotions have no role in it at all. There are studies that show and support that emotions and environments can have a role in it. My perspective is that emotions are not the cause...

Yeah sometimes. I think I do it often too, just altering slight details, like saying I was off Tuesday instead of wendsday to a co worker. Your story was amusing though, getting caught in a white li...

Im a pretty girl who stutters and I get away with it cuz most ppl think I’m just a shy girl (sometimes find it cute). definitely i have it good socially but academically/ professionally not that much ...

I do this! I see this trait as part of my stammer - definitely. So, you’re not alone my friend!...

No. But….. I’m saying that people who do and don’t stutter have Brains. People who stutter don’t have anything wrong with their brain....

This is a great question to explore. Also what is the difference between a stutter and fluent person speaking? What are they thinking about vs a stutterer and how are they speaking physically vs a stu...

Everyone has a stutter. Of course, it’s not always verbal. Learn to be comfortable with your stutter. People will respect you. When you learn to stutter with confidence, it makes a great story in in...