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One possible reason is that most severe stutterers hide and don't socialize very much, all the while mild to moderate stutterers don't stutter a lot and you don't notice their stutter unless you talk ...

Your situation is exceptionally rare. I think I've met 3 other noticable stutterers in my life, and I probably talk to 80 people a month, not a day!...

Even among the 1% probably a tenth have a noticeable stutter. I'm a stutterer but i can handle small talk normally...

If you have a mild or moderate stutter you can reach fluency if you work hard for the rest of your life. But imo a severe stutterer will always relapse. You may have few years of fluency but it is no...

How severe would you say your stutter is? Im asking because i have what i think would fall between mild and severe stutter depending on the day, and i was given up on by my recruiter early in the pro...

Now, 22 back to just before 21. Maybe its really the same as its always been, but the year group im in now, is entering a stage of adulthood where i need to become self reliant enough for your basic ...

I’m in Montana. I am fairly fluent but when I am TIRED forget it. I’ve been a server for over 10 years so I talk to people a lot. I have no idea how I do it. Sometimes it can go away for months to yea...

Junior year of high school was particularly bad for whatever reason. There was a lot going on in my life at the time I suppose. Aside from that, middle school was pretty darn rough. Overall though it ...

I think a lot of stutters talk less than normal, and many don’t stutter on the majority of their words, so even if you run into one you might not know. Outside of dedicated stuttering meetups I think ...

My stutter developed rather late (10 years old or so), peaked in severity in high school, and has steadily gotten "better" (that is, easier to live and work with through techniques and just giving les...

Texas here. I've come across a few people in my area who stutter, but often mildly enough that only another PWS could pick up on it. I tend to think that people with severe stutters are more likely to...

Hiding in plain sight. Many PWS avoid speaking as much as they can. They use tricks to get around their stutter. i.e they hide their stutter. There are different severities. Some of us have achieved...

where are you guys?

where are you guys? approx 1% of population stutter / have speech disorder. But how is that i know noone that stutter too irl. Where are you hiding people , i work as courier , meet and talk to apro...

We can't assume he has an average stutter. He mentioned he couldn't order what he wanted at restaurants. That's pretty severe imo. He may not have the most severe stutter ever seen but he has one that...

Indeed of course it helps to have inner acceptance of a 'disability' if we want to even call it that, acceptance will be the biggest milestone to cross So for that I'm glad it helps. Also age makes a...

It depends. If you catch yourself in a flow. It will flow sometimes. Otherwise if you catch your mind a little tired. Then it gets worse This is one of those things that if you are tired, lacking sle...

I know exactly what you mean. It's such a bittersweet feeling saying something perfectly because that means you can physically say it but for some reason our brains won't let us do it like that all th...

I worked retail for years, even was a manager at one point. Hated it, so I went into security. Talking to people isn’t scary as it was when I was 18 (almost 10 years ago lol)...

I agree with you, what this person said is it seems that he has an average stutter, and he thinks that everyone has the same stutter, but they don't know that for some people who stutter, their stutte...

Good for you. Don't paint everyone in the same brush though. It feels good in concept but we're on the mercy of other people even if we decide to be shameless. Especially with severe stutter. I c...