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Thank you, truly. I am good. I am not thinking about ending it, and I am not depressed. I just went through some thoughts and in the moment just let myself cry. It helped suppress them. I am grateful ...

You are not alone https://www.reddit.com/r/Stutter/comments/44ao3w/stutter_worst_when_ive_been_planning_what_i_want/ https://www.reddit.com/r/Stutter/comments/1w48r7/how_do_fluent_people_think_befo...

I’m so glad my words resonated with you, but terribly sorry to hear you’re in the same boat as me....

that's the worst way for a teacher to handle someone's speech block....

Very well said. My husband stutters, and he’s probably the best listener (and least narcissistic person) that I know. As someone who doesn’t stutter, I can attest that fluent people can also very eas...

What a wonderful person she was to be so understanding. You shouldn’t feel shame at all since she processed it well. I know it’s emotionally triggering but you got a positive response when it happened...

Ah, that makes sense. Some of the teachers i had in middle school and high school left a lot to be desired… it sounds like your teacher is dumb. I would try not to internalize it (i know it’s difficul...

Can we talk about how emotionally triggering speech blocks can be?

Can we talk about how emotionally triggering speech blocks can be? Just had a wonderful conversation with someone i haven’t seen in awhile. After effortless speech, the moment finally came…. She asked...

Podcast hangout episode is out

Podcast hangout episode is out Hello,I want to say thank you to all who loved the idea of the podcast hangout,so I hosted my first guest from this space and I learnt alot from him,he talked about his ...

Lmao, this sub is so supportive and positivity-centered. I honestly have a hard time believing that someone with the experiences of a stutterer would be callous enough to express *any* support for s...

Just saying

Just saying If you ever thought being neutral and patient in reaction isn’t the bare minimum non-stutterers should be doing, I just stuttered in front of a 15 year old cashier and they had 0 reaction,...

Hi Distinct-Heat6488, Big question, and here's what helped me: I went out on a few dozen first dates... most never made it to a second date, but the important part for me was to gain experience as qu...

I barely noticed my husbands stutter when we were first dating. He was so funny and charming it was just kind of part of his charm. We’ve been together for 15 years now :) As others have said, people...

People that are worth keeping around won't care 😊 Everyone has problems! 24 is a pretty rough time for dating though - a lot of people that age haven't matured enough to be empathetic. Things will g...

im a lurker and I never post or comment. this sub isn’t really toxic at all. it’s just ppl coming together for advice or to vent or help each other out imo. it’s good to hear we aren’t the only ones g...

I’d try to find another way to let her know you enjoy talking to her. My husband stutters, and when we first were talking I’d tell him not to apologize. But I don’t think that was very helpful, and I ...

Should I tell someone who stutters not to apologise?

Should I tell someone who stutters not to apologise? Okay, so I have this online friend. I don't know whether she has an officially diagnosed stutter, but whenever she's particularly emotional (or tir...

Thanks man, I once again really appreciate the efforts you put into your comments (not that the rest don’t lol)....

I remember how that was. replaying events and conversations where I wanted to say something but didn't, or stuttered so bad I didn't enjoy it. it's tough. I actually did a speech course that helped a...

Good luck my guy, hope u bust them cheeks right after 🤣 naw tho but just be yo self and enjoy the moment...