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Yo that's so interesting! I knew that it can vary between different languages but not to this degree. I personally speak Swedish, English and Finnish. And I stutter the most in Finnish because it also...

Not sure about insights but I had three stutterers in my class when I was in school. In Ukraine where I'm from we have a huge amount of people who stutter. Firstly, it's because the Ukrainian and Russ...

I'm in Italy, stuttering here is a "more than you can possibly think" common peculiarity, therefore there is no special treat from people. I'd say it has more impact in younger age, I had my fair shar...

I cant live like this

I cant live like this Im 16, sophomore in high school. I have a pretty severe stutter, except, its not like the typical "s-s-stutter", I literally cant say any words at all when it happens. Im saying ...

I have this stutter problem since 2014 , never met anyone having this problem , i think it should be less than one percent , maybe 0.4 or even less...

A lot of is mild stuttering and it includes children that grow out of it. Also not how probabilities work....

This i agree with. Only person I’ve noticed with a stutter is my husband. Im pretty old and could count on 1 hand how many others I’ve encountered who stuttered. Def in a minority. I’ve probably seen ...

From K to 12th grade I was the only stuttering in my school the entire time. Grade school, middle and high school. I’ve never even met a stutter in college. Although one of my dads good friends stutte...

I work at a place where we are 3 people in the office, guess what 2 of us stutter lol.. Over 60% in the office stutter...

I think that the 1% includes a lot of covert stutterers and people who aren't comfortable talking a lot. Over the years I have ran into a guy who only started telling me about his stutter after he lea...

Yup, I know people who only rarely stutter, while I stutter the majority of the time. We are all put in the same group...

Sounds about right to me, I have a brother that stutters and have met at least 8 people that do throughout my life one even being a woman that stammers a lot when she's excited....

Agree w this impression. I have visited like 10 countries, lived in two countries, four different cities, studied two careers and moved across many different social circles and I literally only met ON...

Well, the 1% includes mild stutter which isn’t noticeable as u said Personally throughout my life I met several people at different stages so for me the 1% is not too off...

I agree, I'm 60, had many many jobs, and even through my time in school I've yet to meet anyone else with a stutter...

One percent?

One percent? It really doesn't feel like 1 in 100 people stutter. I've been to three different schools with almost 500 students each. Never met another person with a stutter. I've met a lot of people ...

I like to say everybody has disfluencies, some people more than others....

If the aim was to get through the call without stuttering, then it was a success. Sure, it might be unrealistic to expect to be fluent as the time, but that doesn't mean fluency shouldn't be an aim. A...

idk, depends on the person. I stutter just as much to the sweet old fast food worker as I do in front of a crowd of hundreds presenting scientific research...

I'm 60, I've never come across anyone else with a stammer, which kind of makes it worse, you always think why me!...