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If you think so, then its too early for you to do that now, but one day youll find the courage my friend, it took me about 15 years and now Im 29 and finally made a peace deal with my stutter....

Always when i stutter and people laugh I look at them like they're dumb and then they understand that they're dumb for laughing. As long as you know what you're doing and they don't, you're the winner...

I wouldn't say speech therapy doesn't work. It worked for me. Sure it wasn't a cure and it didn't help until I got speech therapy again as a 19-20 year old, but a couple of things the speech therapist...

> take it at my own pace Fuck yea! Slow down your talking speed as much as needed. We put a lot of pressure on us because we think we have to talk the same way as everyone else. You do your own ...

There are elements of this thinking that are valid I think. It is healthy to acknowledge what is happening to us and just accepting it. But I think it's healthy to use that for empowerment. Ie we stut...

Always believe. Miracles happen everyday. There are plenty of people out there today who have put in work to overcome their stutter. We don’t have to merely just accept this as being permanent if we d...

This anger is good. If I were you, I would use this anger to my advantage and overcome the anxiety of stuttering in public and throw myself into worst stuttering situations without controling my fluen...

Just wanted to share how I overcame most of my stutter

Just wanted to share how I overcame most of my stutter Okay I literally just found out about this subreddit and was like why not share how I overcame most of my stutter, I don't know if anybody is goi...

Oh man I can relate on a spiritual level to restructuring the sentence and then feeling like I sound stupid, but hey atleast I didn’t stutter. It is quite a vicious cycle. For me, when I am confident,...

I've been described as charismatic by many people and I have moderate to severe stutter. I don't believe I am innately charismatic though. I rely on "fake it till you make it" mentality. I have also ...

Imaging you read aloud to yourself for 1 hour everyday for 1 year. 365 hours of practicing saying and pronouncing words fluently. You think your stutter wouldn’t improve? Then couple this with 1 hour ...

That's a great attitude to have towards your stutter. Reading about anyone who has overcome stuttering or at least learned how to live with it, your mental choices and how who choose to react to it ar...

A stuttering moment

A stuttering moment For Father's day weekend, I went camping with my family. We were outside and I was starting a fire when the neighbor comes up to me to engage in conversation. After a few exchang...

That a stutterer isn't nervous or shy, and actually can be very confident, even if he's stuttering....

Stephen Covey once said, “The way we see the problem is the problem.” Maybe your stutter isn’t a problem at all. Maybe it has made you who you are for a reason! A stutter produces a great deal of humi...

stuttering Will never win against me, I'm working hard to beat it, only today I was a little emotionally bad Thanks buddy for all words just positivity thoughts 🙌🏻...

I'm definitely guilty of making decisions based on my stutter but I also know it's the *view* of stuttering that's the problem and not the stuttering itself. I see you mentioned you were 20 (21 here)....

You're fooling yourself. The only thing stopping you is you. Not your stutter....

Lots of people on this sub need to get over their stutter. Not trying to sound harsh, but you have it. You gotta deal with it....

Got over my comfort zone and did a podcast with Pedro Pena of ‘My stuttering life’.

Got over my comfort zone and did a podcast with Pedro Pena of ‘My stuttering life’. Hello guys, last month I did my first podcast and without a doubt it was one of the biggest achievement and getting ...