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I did this by realizing you can’t control how people react to you. Especially with strangers who cares how they react because you probably won’t see them again. If you have good friends and family the...

Sometimes the ones who hide it the best also struggle the worst. They constantly jump through hoops, fear, anxiety, running away, avoidance behavior, skipping activities, literally hiding. Sometimes ...

Yes! The more I do it, the more I realize that it’s possible to manage my stutter (I still do but then I remember to slow down)...

WOW - this really really resonated with me. Thank you for sharing and being so open. I had not experienced performance anxiety until my first proper long term relationship ended in my mid-20's. Ther...

Speaking naturally follows the same principles of having fulfilling sex.

Speaking naturally follows the same principles of having fulfilling sex. Speaking naturally follows the same principles of having fulfilling sex. Ouu taboo? Good. I'm going to be extremely vulnera...

Have to remember that stuttering is “trying not to stutter” so just be ok with it and stutter away. It sounds easy but most of us hate losing so much we can’t let it go. Once you’re ok with it. You ...

Get educated about stuttering?? I stuttered for over 40 years, been to numerous speech therapists, intensive speech courses etc and made no difference. Not stuttered for over 6 months, thanks to L...

I think its not a good idea to rely on it heavily, but for first day of school, stuff like that, I dint see a big problem. Your stutter may relax as you get older anyway. You sort of realize with a...

There are always gonna be those who are jerks about it but you’d be surprised how many people are understanding of it. Big thing is to be upfront about it, you may have a stutter but your stutter doe...

Try to talking slower. LOL. Of course that never worked but I realized that the more confident I became the less my stutter came out....

I get it. Age has nothing to do with it, and it can take longer for some of us to come to terms with it. But you'll get there, I'm sure. Stay strong....

I completed my masters and was struggling with job finding. Over the last few years, I went through hundreds of job applications and I had to work in disability sector cause it paid well. There are n...

Hey, I would say that there is no place where there is a "high education" about stuttering. People rarely open up about it, and 1% isn't really common. Personally, I try to open up about it quite ofte...

More proof that we get in our own heads sooo much. If we can get out of them, it's not that the stutter doesn't go away, but it does lessen because we care less. Love this story....

I find it’s important to do something that relaxes you on the first date/ gets you out of your comfort zone. If you’re old enough to drink, go out for a drink and get comfortable! I find it’s easier t...

Anyone who isn't able to pursue their dream job, go for it. You have only one life, it's worth a try. Don't try to accept stuttering as a part of your life, try your best to overcome it....

100% 👊 Whats your next step in your stuttering journey? Mental, emotional, physical?...

THIS! I've had a stutter for as long I can remember and always thought it was something that held me back (it is). So whenever I would stutter around people I don't know I feel embarrassed and withdra...

The reason we stutter in the first place is because we are trying to be perfect speakers. We and trying to force perfect speech. Our forcefulness is the cause of our stutter. Just stop trying to not t...

Of course man. And that's a dope response. The best thing I've ever done in my journey, was exactly that. Being able to feel the emotions and not run away from them. Being able to sit there and proc...