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That makes a lot of sense to me thank you. But I am not sure how you conclude that deconditioning yourself to the stimuli that produces a stutter is not an effective way to go about it. If this is ind...

I experienced pretty privilege when a girl who disliked my stuttering agreed for second date. Other people prefer to stop communicating if that bothers them...

Thank you for taking the time to answer me, it was very interesting. It's a shame then that the deconditioning track is weak because of the difficulty in putting it in place, it could have been an int...

I'm making a short film about stuttering called "Stutterbug"!

I'm making a short film about stuttering called "Stutterbug"! Hi everyone, I'm Aidan Greene. I’m a writer, actor, and Ireland’s foremost (and only) stammering comedian. And in two weeks I will be sho...

It's not pretty privilege. It's the fact your comfortable with yourself and choose good people to be around you. I'm a 24 yo man now, but as a kid I definitely had some bullies. It didn't stop me from...

I personally believe being a pretty girl helps. I was that girl. On the top of that I was so shy and timid that most people assumed that I do not stutter. Man usually behaved so well and tried to help...

I'm sure pretty privilege plays a part in being more confident, but from my experience, most people don't make fun of stutterers because they don't want to be perceived as an asshole. I'm a woman an...

I know this is easier said than done but literally just give up on having shame. If you speak, people will listen to you, their only choice is to leave the room or hang up the phone on you lol. Create...

I think it’s that people don’t want to make things awkward by bringing up your stutter. I bring it up all the time and will be like “I prefer this word bc it’s easier for me to say.” Make stuttering n...

fluency is so important to you because you are a people who stutter, for other people it isn't. No one cares 99,9% of the time when you stutter, only you. That's a classic trap for people who stutter:...

I definitely think pretty privilege plays a part! I was a bit of an ugly duckling growing up and was bullied relentlessly at school for my stutter. But I had a "glow up" in high school and everyone ju...

I definitely agree with the self confidence thing. I’m a female and I would consider myself quite attractive so looks do come in handy. However I’d say I’m quite confident and extroverted and althou...

I always have this ongoing joke among friends and family that my good looks are God’s apology for giving me a severe stutter. I do believe this privilege exists, since I’ve never really struggled maki...

As a woman, I can relate to this experience. In my opinion, a big factor here, aside from “pretty privilege,” is gender roles imo. Women who are quieter or stutter are often more accepted because soci...

I’ve had a similar experience, I’m also attractive but I don’t think that has anything to do with it in my case. It just seems to be human decency rather than privilege. Mind you, pretty privilege ...

> That made me think that we are often too hard on ourselves, and maybe people don’t notice our stutter as much as we do. That's true to some extent, people who don't have a stutter do stutter somet...

I feel the same way , i have always been self conscious about my stutter but the people around me never really notice it or it doesn’t bother them. I too think maybe it is pretty privilege maybe you g...

Being a girl who slutters (Does pretty privilege exist?)

Being a girl who slutters (Does pretty privilege exist?) Being a girl who stutters Hi, I recently found a post about a girl saying that a boy told her that attractive girls have it easier when it c...

🙏 I make music too btw OP. You don’t have to care lol I guess I just wanna show you what YOU are capable of! ozzy the grouch. I’m sure you know that music is different than speech, but I’m proud of w...

LA: ACTIONS, Music and Theater tell the story of life with a stutter

LA: ACTIONS, Music and Theater tell the story of life with a stutter Hi all, I wanted to let you know about a new theater show in LA exploring stuttering and language. It's opening March 29 + 30, you ...