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It's acceptable of course and there's nothing to be shamed about if you have a severe stutter but let's be real, it will make your life harder most of the time (of course, you can choose a profession ...

Not to speak for the other person, but language like "You don't have to be a severe stutterer.", can be very discouraging. I was a very severe stutterer, and I probably still qualify as severe toda...

>So why give someone a fantasy that might not be possible. Why give someone a fatalist fantasy that it's not possible (when many people already proved it)? And why do you assume I wasn't a severe ...

I wholeheartedly disagree and I think this is terrible advice for anyone with a stutter. You have no idea if someone else doesnt have to be a severe stutterer. Some people will always be severe s...

Let's replace fluency with food and shelter and see how your argument for happiness looks: Having food and shelter won't magically make you happy. If that were true, the majority of the U.S. would...

ur not alone. its difficult for me to make friends bc of my stutter. no one actively avoids it dw, but its more of my refusal to speak just because i didnt want to be put in a tight spot by being caug...

I feel the same way. You are not alone in these thoughts. I allow it to hold me back so much in life— professionally, romantically . It’s a rollercoaster though. Some days I’m like so thankful to be a...

I used to feel the same way. My stutter held me back from so many opportunities. What if I told you you can get rid of stuttering. Would you believe me? I got rid of mine. No magic pill or anything j...

Think of it as a handicap. Make the best of it Substituting words that fit, has helped a lot We can’t do everything we want, but we can still do a lot...

You can’t use it as an excuse If you want to do something, do it anyway You’ve got to do the best with the deck of cards you’ve been given...

We give our stutter too much power over our lives. IMO, one of the best things you can do to retake your life is to stop letting your stutter factor into your decisions. Not an easy thing to do. &am...

Does anyone else feel like they've robbed of their life because of their stuttering?

Does anyone else feel like they've robbed of their life because of their stuttering? Not gonna lie, my stuttering has robbed me of everything I wanted to do. I mean, if you can't talk then what can yo...

Sat in class totally silently. Could have said some things, but still don’t trust my voice. Can’t believe I’m a grad student and still doing this. So I guess the stutter won. Oh well....

Sometimes i feel so weak. Seeing that i struggle to do something that all people can do without even thinking....

What steps are you taking to change? I believe in Speech Therapy to improve fluency. It worked for me, and it has worked for others. I'm not talking about speech therapy that might have been provide ...

Sorry but being realistic it isn’t invisible, it limits the way I can express myself, sometimes I virtually can’t talk at all. It gets exhausting....

Hey, ik snap dat het moeilijk kan zijn maar ik zou er gewoon voor gaan. Ik zeg je eerlijk ik heb mijn opleidingen niet afgerond. Nu zijn er ook andere dingen die er rond speelde maar met stotteren omg...

I don’t want to be like this.

I don’t want to be like this. I started university this year, and apart from the fact that I’m lazy af and I barely do any homework, my stutter is isolating me more and more, I seem stupid because I c...

Accept your stutter

Accept your stutter For me it was more so a ‘block’ I knew what I wanted to say I just couldn’t get it out. It took me until my early 20s to finally accept my stutter, and move beyond the social anx...

Sometimes we need some harsh love in order to get better. It’s ok to talk fast but in order for you to stop stuttering (if you ever want to stop) you need to slow down and use full stops every 1-5 wor...