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I spent majority of my life in loneliness. I'm 42. I have a family and 2 kids. Stutterers are heroes and think like a hero but in real life , the low profile appearance is what they do. They are stron...
we have to realize that people who judge us aren’t worth stressing over. one of the only positives of stuttering is that you can get a pretty good read of someone’s character within a few seconds of s...
Yes to your subject line question. Stuttering is debilitating and shaped me as a person to my very core. Everything I am, will be, or was....was due to stuttering. It can be an awful feeling. It is ...
My experience with stuttering and how it's affected me
My experience with stuttering and how it's affected me Hey there My name is Tyrin-Nicholas Romano Morton. I was born and raised in Ontario, more specifically I was born in Toronto ON and spent the m...
My experience with stuttering and how it's affected me
My experience with stuttering and how it's affected me Hey there My name is Tyrin-Nicholas Romano Morton. I was born and raised in Ontario, more specifically I was born in Toronto ON and spent the m...
Famous people who stutter part 3
Famous people who stutter part 3 Tiger woods (December 30th, 1975) Woods has said that he overcame his stutter through hard work and a competitive spirit. He took speech classes in school and also sp...
Famous people who stutter part 2
Famous people who stutter part 2 Emily Blunt (February, 23, 1983) Blunt grew up with a stutter, which she described as "like an imposter living in your body". She says that her stuttering got worse a...
Famous people who stutter part 1
Famous people who stutter part 1 James Earl Jones (1931 - 2024) James was an actor, voice actor, and stage performer who overcame a childhood stutter to become a legend of the stage and screen Jone...
Relapsing to me means giving into secondary characteristics like making faces, closing eyes tight, biting lip, avoiding, hiding repetitions in exchange for blocks, ruminating over scenarios of dysuenc...
Stuttering isn’t caused by anxiety. I’m a confident person and I have a moderate-severe stutter....
I am sure your boyfriend knows by now but it never occurred to him as something bothersome and he doesn’t feel the need to address it with you. However, if it makes you feel better, you can just tell ...
It’s not that they don’t care it’s more that there is a multitude of different things that cause stuttering and as it isn’t a disease there is no cure. Speech therapy can work wonders in helping you m...
I suggest telling him ASAP if you want this to be long term. If he doesn’t accept you stuttering then he’s not the one. Better get hurt now than in the long run. PS. If you’re looking to reduce your ...
I was covert for more than half my life, so 30+ years. I felt like such a fraud all the time, but I thought it was safer than potentially looking stupid, or being humiliated. I lied to myself and trie...
did the same thing with my girlfriend for years. last month i honestly just came clean with everything and it felt like a weight lifted off my shoulders. i told her about how i stutter on my name wh...
He's probably already noticed it, just lightly talk about it during conversation like he already knows. You shouldn't have to "confess" to him that you have a stutter...
Meh. I stutter pretty bad and I just flat out tell people. Especially when I’m having bad blocks. All my friends know. And people that I see/date often I tell them. Trying to hide it makes me seem ...
Tell him! The sooner, the better. If you don't know how to do it, start with telling him that you thought this thing was insignificant to mention, that's why you did not tell him before. Also tell ...
I feel the exact same way! I’ve been dating my bf for over 3 years and I ended up telling him about it 1.5 years in when I was drunk, but then didn’t mention it again until a few weeks ago. And he was...
Me after I dated my wife for a half year, -"I just want to let you know that I stutter" Her, - "yea I know" I legit thought she didn't know, since I was pretty confident in my new found fluency at t...