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Thanks for sharing your experience brother. I felt really sad to hear that you've attempted suicide several times. I don't know how deeply it has affected your life but what I feel is that stuttering ...

Thank you so much for your heartfelt and inspiring message! Your words have lifted my spirits and reminded me that confidence and self-esteem are key to overcoming any obstacle, including stuttering. ...

Tell the item number bro. If 13 ,tell as 1 3. Chest tightens up in last moment ,I know. Never worry about this. It will ruin your happiness. Say, "fuck you stuttering and laugh" and keep moving on !!...

idk till now, my life has been pretty miserable,alleast it doesn't stop me from excelling in other areas. I Hope you find that person...

You definitely miss out on some opportunities, but it's not like the world ends because of your stuttering. For the right person, your stuttering won't be an issue...

I'm 35. I moved from Ukraine to Canada. I have had stuttering since I was 3. And it's much more difficult to speak a foreign language with stuttering, but (sorry, I don't know your name) what I learne...

I like to think that my stutter-induced superpowers are increased mental capacity and psychological resilience. The amount of mental work I have to do in order to speak fluently is staggering compared...

I can't even count how many times somebody has laughed at me in the grocery store line or something and then I'd go workout and have the best workout ever haha. Let it piss you off, but don't dwell an...

If I may add something, i think getting in the gym and working out is a big one. This is great for EVERYONE to do but especially somebody with a stutter who struggles with confidence. I'm 22 currently...

I'm 31 myself and I spent most of my 20s being very limited by my stutter, both socially and professionally. The older I am the easier it gets...

I’m in huge agreement with point 2. Sometimes unfortunately you just can’t improve fluency. But what you can do is improve the psychological processes involved around internal beliefs, self esteem, ...

Things I wish I knew at 20 as a stutterer.

Things I wish I knew at 20 as a stutterer. As someone who has lived with a stutter and recently turned 40, I’ve compiled a list of insights I wish I had known at 20: 1. Speaking in Another Language...

Hang in there, my friend. You’re not alone. You’re overthinking this because you’re worried about how others might react, but the truth is, most people aren’t focused on how you speak. Keep going—don’...

Stuttering is a joke compared to the rest of the issues people can have(trust me). Id recommend you therapy and meditation. I had neither, so I relied on substances, and they helped bring me into the...

As long as you put yourself out there, are confident and don’t shy away from situations I don’t think your stuttering will make finding a partner harder. To a certain point, it is only an obstacle if ...

I'm 31 and still stutter just as bad as I did when I was a kid. Even now I haven't fully accepted it as a part of myself, but I have grown to care less. One thing I've learned though is that people n...

Accept. Adapt. Thrive. Each of us are born with some strengths and abilities. Lean in. Mind over matter. Nothing you can’t conquer. You won’t likely be “perfect” but you WILL find a way ahead. A li...

I don't have autism so I'm not sure how your personal experience is with stuttering, but I've been there in high school. It'll get better 🧡, get involved with some form of in school or out of school ...

You're Life Isn't Over!

You're Life Isn't Over! Ofc everyone knows stuttering sucks, you feel like a child who can't properly articulate themselves, you feel like people think that you're stupid, you feel like no one will e...

It’s a hurdle you someday need to get over, and you will, if you put in the work. Someday you will be able to not “cope” with it and just be with it. It doesn’t define you and you can literally do wha...