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Being a stutterer , are you social or an anti social ?

Being a stutterer , are you social or an anti social ? Also describe your daily social life ?...

I always like meeting a fellow stutterer, however, I do recognize that this trait we share is ultimately secondary to their personality. I don't want someone to be my friend just because I stutter, I ...

I have had and continue to have several long and meaningful friendships with other PWS. Relationships end. Some last longer than others. ...

Happened to me freshman year in college. I noticed this guy had really small blocks when he asked questions. I came up to him and asked him if he stuttered and he said yes. I told him I did too and th...

I have had this happen a few times, too. I think some of it may be due to that many times we feel self-conscious about our stutter and we may be comparing our stutters (for example, how you brought up...

I don't know how to explain it more clearly. You want to get to know another stutterer... but somehow it just doesn't work out....

For Those Who Developed Anxiety From Stuttering, Do You Get the Angry Face Symptom?

For Those Who Developed Anxiety From Stuttering, Do You Get the Angry Face Symptom? Hello everyone, I wanted to get some inputs on anxiety caused by stuttering. I have been dwelling about this for to...

What kind of people are you surrounding yourself with? I don't think someone has made fun of my stutter since 8th grade... Tell your friends that you would prefer if they don't make fun of you, and ...

If you can ever afford it, go to a NSA conference one year. It's awesome meeting so many other stutterers. ...

Stuttering isn't curable but it can be tolerable. You're young, you've found this subreddit (how I wish this existed when I was 15) and you have years to figure it out. Things will change. It won't ge...

Find a stuttering or depression support group. You'll instantly have other people who can relate to what you're going through. It can be rarely scary deciding to open up to other people, but you can f...

I'm concerned you're in a bad family situation if they know you have a stutter and still moan when you try to talk. That's incredibly rude and hurtful. Find yourself a support group, a lot of colleges...

It really doesn’t take too long. I’d text for a day or two and see how receptive she is. If we keep the texting going then after a few days we’d meet up. I’ve learned from experience that it’s always ...

Friends of friends are the way to go. Approaching random women at the bar has too many social stipulations and weirdness. Meeting someone at a friend's party ( for example) adds a level of comfort to ...

My own friends would walk away from me when we'd pass the "cool" kids so they don't get embarrassed. Then when they're gone they'd come back and act as if nothing happened :/ I've never really had any...

Look dude friends come and go. The idea of having friends that last a lifetime is mostly a myth. Realistically you might only have one or two friends like that in your lifetime and that's pushing it. ...

I'm in college as well, and having a lot of difficulty maintaining friends. It's feels like I'm missing out on the college experience....

Thanks. But it's difficult to forget people. These friends are loved by everybody, and everyone gets along with each other pretty well, it's kinda become a clique. So me trying to forget them, might s...

Mine comes and goes. Sounds like you're better off not knowing such shallow people. Try to focus your time on a handful of good friends rather than having multiple friends of questionable quality. If ...

Making friends was hard for me in college too. Particularly because so much of the social life at my school revolved around Greek life, and there was no way I was going to put myself through rushing a...