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Stuttering fucking sucks and makes things harder day to day, but it sounds like you're especially struggling with establishing some self value. I worked for several years with my dad as a stone maso...

First let me say I’m sorry you are hurting so much. Please have hope because stuttering, while not necessarily “curable,” can subside an amazing amount and be much less disruptive. I’m a ...

I’d be open with them about it. In my experience hiding it from people makes it worse, and brings about a burden you don’t realise is there until you make it known. They should be proud of you that yo...

Thanks for the motivation! I totally agree that accepting my stutter rather than trying to hide it is a huge win and a big step forward in life. I'm working on it, especially during those tough moment...

I found that this helped me quite a lot, especially to become more confident on the phone etc. the more I practiced the more natural it becomes...

I'm totally on the same page with you, mate. Honestly, stuttering doesn’t usually bother me much—I’ve just gotten used to letting go of a small part of my thoughts, maybe up to 40% at times. But this ...

It can get better if you practice consistently each day, things like reading aloud, rapping, breathing exercises, practicing talking in the mirror can help mechanically your way of speaking. Ig for li...

Youve gotta really think about it. Is being the involuntary shy guy really who u want to be? Is that it for your life? U only live once, and a life without really being able to express yourself is ki...

At around 36 I jumped in and forced my stutter to go away. Within 2 years my stutter was really minimal. Looking back it would have actually been faster if I did it in small incremental steps. I feel...

Please don’t let your stutter hold you back, OP. If you’re passionate about it, go for it...

Just like anything the more you do it the better you get. If you love what you do you won't find any reasons to stop doing it....

People said that you just lack confidence. Go out and talk more. This advice is not beneficial. But the thing that had helped me the most is to accept your stuttering. We should not try so hard to be...

Good habit. Introduce yourself and advise you have a speech impediment at the beginning of the interview. Look them in the eye, offer it with your introduction and say "so just be patient with me if...

A friend knew nothing about coaching and offered to help his kids team. He is now the team coach, is going for coaching badges, and is having the time of his life. The guy who owned the team offere...

Lmao that’s so real, I’d probably consider selling my soul too. I get what you mean about loving to talk to people, there’s no better feeling in the world than having a fluid conversation with someone...

Yes! 3 years ago I landed my dream job as an electrician for a very reputable commuter railway. I stuttered so much during the interview but the interviewer didn’t seem bothered. Just be genuine and e...

Bro i suffered a horrible stutter since i am 9-10 i am now 18 i gained confidence, i stutter a lot less. And it also goes away a little bit more every year. Its not a bad advice just gain confidence (...

I'm in my 40s and have achieved a decent level of fluency through hard work, introspection and dealing with trauma. Confidence has been a very small part of that process....

For me, setting goal of perfect fluency was recipie for failure. Every time I didn't speak perfectly I beat myself up, which made things worse for my anxiety. This was not good for anticipating if my ...

Awesome to hear! Well done! I have a similar story that I shared on this sub. Not gonna go into it again but the only way to overcome it is to face it head on. It’s counterintuitive and scary but it...