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That's the nature of stuttering. Sometimes you stutter, sometimes you don't. The more you don't want to stutter, the more likely and/or severely it will happen. There's no magic puzzle you crack and t...

Ditto. Once I’m familiar with my colleagues and classmates, I don’t stutter as much. My speech varies person to person. It’s worse when I’m not familiar with a person....

I usually stutter badly around people I’m not familiar. While I have moments of disfluency which can be severe, I also have fluent speech once I’m comfortable around people. I typically stutter more w...

>7+ years of trying but no matter how much I tried it never went away That's the problem with it. It doesn't go away like other issues. Otherwise, atleast half of us would have been cured somehow ...

Consuming a small amount of cannabis (am Californian) has helped me, but taking too much makes it worse. Am 23, my stutter can very from severe to an ok stutter(mainly block, and prolonged sounds)...

Depends on the severity and how it effects the person. If it gets you to the point where you literally can not talk then yes of course it is one. Either way always tick yes on the forms. We have ha...

Officially? I don’t think it’s considered one. However , it depends on the severity of the stutter. It varies so much from person to person. Some have a mild stutter and some have a hard time getting ...

It depends on the severity of it. When it comes to working or college, it’s bearable so I don’t write it down...

i do all of these (except cold showers ) plus meditation but i still get really bad days a lot, these can help for sure but to a certain degree , i guess it varies from one to another...

You can’t stop but only learn to manage it more effectively. Speech therapy can teach you tools to help with the blocks but ultimately it depends on you to put in the effort. Though in my experience I...

So I read through everything you wrote and I think you make some valid points and give good advice. BUT I don't know why you wrote the intro the way you did, it makes you sound like a pompous asshol...

The thing is that for a stutterer ( including me ) life seems to get worse as we grow up and become more conscious of our speech disability, mine is severe though i have come to just accept it now it ...

I’m sure every single person in this group has felt this way atleast once. I’m 22 and feel this every now and then, but I am starting to realize feeling bad for yourself will only make it worse. Peopl...

Lol same for me. With family and friends, I'm near fluent. With strangers, no ty. Don't get me started on phone calls with strangers, like stores. With that, it feels like all my progress goes out the...

Since Stuttering is so individualized and more extensive research is needed, seeking treatment is like buying shoes, one size does not fit all. While some treatments work for some but not for others,...

I always stuttered since childhood but it definitely became worse in my 20s right now, the covid pandemic had a significant impact on it and anxiety, I don't know what to do besides speech therapy, I ...

Damn man, sounds like you're really going through it right now. It always sucks because a lot of people can't see the fully effect a stutter has on you and they assume it's "just the way you speak" wh...

46, married 22 years, 2 adult children, good job with lots of communication involved. I have a moderate to severe stutter depending on a lot of factors. You can live well with this....

I'm 33. I'm married with kids. I make six figures. And, yeah, I stutter and it can be pretty embarrassing at times. But that's my life and I'm gonna keep living it....

I feel you. I'm 30 and this sucks. There's no point in sugar coating or downplaying how it affects us. But it'll get "easier" over time....