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I mean, I guess the most important thing for us stutterers is to realize that fluent speech isn't "_everything_". Not even those who have fluent speech are necessarily good at communicating, or have a...

Stuttering is just the way we talk, the sooner you get to that point of acceptance, the better off you will be. Accepting means you don't need to hide, you don't need to be anxious, you don't need to ...

So just to be clear: You're fine not hiding your stutter? Or is it making you sad that you don't hide it? "Hopeless", I don't know what to make of that. People feel hopeless for all sorts of reasons....

Okay, now we're getting somewhere. :) So, do you think there's something wrong with 'not hiding it'? And what does this mean: "Live like you are"?...

I see what you’re trying to say. I thought about this and I believe you’re right. Stuttering happens only when you care too much about fluency, maintaining an image, hiding your stutter....

My 5 cents. A stutterer here but even at 50, no expert on stutter. The more I try to stop it, the more I stutter. In fact, my life and speech changed when I stopped fighting it. I still stutter a bit ...

I, too, didn't meet another PWS until I was 20. I've had 20 years of speech therapy. I've embraced and really don't pay much attention to it. I'm just living my life and if I have a block, I jus...

You've said as much in here before (easily perusable). That's part of what makes this whole thing disconcerting - it's like there's a measure of "script" applied....

This right here is a good answer. One of the mistakes I made earlier on is not to tell my interviewer that I have a stutter....

That approach has backfired on me for the simple reason that after I tell them I have a stutter, I am often so comfortable with the interview that I don't get blocked at all. I am not sure how I am s...

When I read your message it felt very similar to my own experience, so I had to reply. What I have been doing lately and did in my last interview was come out and explain that I stutter at the first ...

Of course. People don't want to see perfection, they wouldn't be able to relate. Let's see the raw truth 🤟...

Thank you for posting this. I've been writing about my stutter in the grad school applications I've been filling out this month. Definitely feels good to be honest about who I am, especially since it ...

What do I do?

What do I do? I'm a 16 year old Male, and developed a stutter around 13, life wasnt too bad until around a year ago my stutter seems to have become much worse. Over the summer I got a job at a fast...

Yes it's your subconscious mind that is stopping you Just like when we get addicted to fap or any other thing, our mind will force us to do the same thing again and again Same we got addicted to not s...

Im pretty sure if I lost my memory and nobody would tell me that I stuttered before i'd never stutter haha...

As a teenage stutterer, I don’t think going on a a zoom call where someone focuses on your speech would be very popular considering how most people are covert stutters and are extremely self conscious...

How Can I talk to people the same way I talk to myself

How Can I talk to people the same way I talk to myself I just tried to talk with myself for like 10minutes And I didnt stutter at all I was talking with myself loudly i mean by loudly the same voice i...

Haven’t gotten completely rid of my stutter as I trip over some words from time to time, but feel as if I’ve gotten over it. I’m 29 now and think I’ve been getting more and more over it through my 20s...

In University. At the beginning of University I decided to push myself to be as outgoing as possible regardless of my stutter. My girlfriend and I began as just friends and as we opened up to eachothe...