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You’re situation sounds a lot like mine. I never even had a stutter as a kid, it sort of just developed out of the blue for me when I turned 18. I’m 22 today and still have it. Like you, I am also sti...

Are languages majors good for those who have a stutter or they should avoid this kind of majors?

Are languages majors good for those who have a stutter or they should avoid this kind of majors? [deleted]...

Thanks mate, good to hear that you did well in your thesis presentation. People in my country are still ignorant about stuttering one of my professor got agitated while I was answering his question I ...

Hey OP, I did my final year thesis presentation luckily only in front of 3 professors. I stuttered damn nearly every word, the worst I'd ever stuttered in my whole life. It felt awful at the time, and...

I’m dealing with a similar thing right now as my potential major is gonna be electrical engineering!! If your job has a similar eh sound, I’d recommend trying to drop the eh and quickly saying the res...

Yes this is also an option. I'm not from the USA so college is a lot cheaper where I'm from. So debt won't really be an issue. Thank you for the advice, I will keep it in mind. Take care :)...

Yes I am in my 3rd year of college. And I am in a field which doesn't require too many presentations rn. But I was head of big module in my college's tech-fest, and standing there leading a team was s...

From my experience of the half year that I went to college, no one laughed at me either and was patient. However I just felt so bad about it, I felt incompetent and stupid when I stuttered with groupw...

Need help/advice with stuttering and my life.

Need help/advice with stuttering and my life. Basically stuttering has ruined my life. I am 24 years old. I have been isolating myself for the past 6 years after high school. I didn't go to college be...

Could you expand a bit? I’ve always dreamed of becoming a fighter pilot but worried my stutter would hold me back. I feel like the technical aspect would be doable (I’m a 4th year mechanical engineeri...

I was in high school, and the teachers made us speak our exam scores out loud so the teachers could write them down; there were about 40 exams per year, and I couldn't pronounce "eight." I got an 8 on...

My journey started with the reminder of not worrying about things I can’t control. It’s obviously easier said than done. Took me my entire high school life and then well into my college years to fully...

I’m going back to school to get an associates in health information technology. I basically googled something like “jobs for introverts.” Medical records tech was one that came up. I like the idea of...

This makes perfect sense. I am almost 100% fluent when giving a talk, handling interviews, presenting… but it can be way harder to have “normal” conversation...

They had the cadets do briefings that were graded in the classes required for the ROTC program. That's when I stuttered the most, especially because you have to say "Good morning/afternoon class my na...

I started stuttering when I was 15-16 years of age out of nowhere, I am 21 now. I really hated presentations, last year the same thing happened to me, I had to give a small presentation for my Researc...

When teacher asked questions and I knew the answer before anyone else. But because I knew i was going to block or stutter I stayed silent and let everyone else contribute in class. I hardly uttered a ...

random verbal presentations in front of the classmates (at the beginning of the class, the teacher asks someone randomly to stand up in front of the classroom and recite a lesson from the previous cla...

Ugh I had more here...still getting used to reddit. I'll try to remember what I wrote. So words of advice? - work on eye contact while stuttering - be comfortable taking pauses during conversation...

I did Toastmasters for a year or so. Great experience and everyone was very supporting and you do things at your own pace. For your first speech you pretty much introduce yourself. I talked about m...