Search

I can believe that would make a difference. But... Have you ever heard that when blind people somehow recover their sight, they have actually higher chances of becoming suicidal? Have you ever notice...

I'm one of the people that voted "would stay the same" And I have to say its not because I've had it easier, its because of how I view my stutter now. Your perspective of your stutter is 100% up to ...

I think if I never had a stutter, the impact on what my life has become would be greater than if my stutter simply healed. My personality has changed by my stutter (one could say it's been scarred) i...

I saw some words when I went in to look for self therapy, said a sentence that you should look at your stuttering as a certain thing you have learned to do, not like something that is wrong with you or something that happens to you.

I saw some words when I went in to look for self therapy, said a sentence that you should look at your stuttering as a certain thing you have learned to do, not like something that is wrong with you o...

Yup same. This is definitely the most heartbreaking part of it tbh; not being able to be your true self....

I think that's very normal, I do and feel exactly the same. However I would love to not feel ashamed about it because unfortunately we are our biggest bullies. I admire other people being straight to...

This is more of the science behind what I was doing. I realized when I would talk by myself or talk to a pet I would be completely fluent 99.9% of the time (depending on if I was in my head or not...

If I ever smile or laugh at my stutter it's in response to someone doing so first. I think I do it to make them feel at ease, removes tension from the room, but it makes me feel embarrassed and ashame...

Guys!!!! I said out loud that i stutter in the class

Guys!!!! I said out loud that i stutter in the class Hello!!! I wrote earlier that i decided to write an article about stuttering in one of my subjects! Today I had to represent the pitch(the review o...

I didn’t see any type of therapist until I was in my late 20s after stuttering since age 12. He was a former stutterer and approached the treatment from a psychological perspective instead of a mechan...

That’s fair. Basically, for most of us, the hardest parts come when we fight it. The more you insist on not stuttering, the harder you block, and the more pronounced your secondary behaviors are. If...

I currently manage multiple Amazon brands accounts and it requires weekly meetings with the brand owners who are very smart people. At first I was very worried about my stutter but honestly nobody car...

I have a sweater that says "did I stutter" on it, and since i stutter i think it's funny because i always think to myself "yes i probably did stutter"...

Its the 4 p's Perfecting, pleasing, proving, pretending. Which gender do you feel like you have to be more "perfect" towards? Which gender do you feel the need to "please" more? Which gender mak...

I think it’s mostly about confidence and fear of embarrassing yourself. I went through phases in my life where I stuttered more in my primary language, because I felt like I was expected to speak well...

I'm going to become a voice actor despite my stutter.

I'm going to become a voice actor despite my stutter. I know most of us feel like we're trapped and feel like we need to pursue certain careers due to our disability, but I want to pursue a career tha...

I had a similar experience at the exact same age. Mine was a speech block (I would just get stuck mid-sentence). It came out of nowhere and sabotaged my life for a couple of years. I actually discove...

I read it maybe 6-7 years ago, and no, it hasn't had much if any effect on my speech (which is mostly passable these days). What it did for you is basically what it did for me: validated the suspicion...

That makes me so happy. I thought no one knew about it since it’s quite old and not a perspective that’s taken seriously in speech therapy. I also discovered it years ago It validated the intuition I’...

That’s a great way of explaining it. A habit of rumination that puts us into the viscous cycle of fear -> stutter -> It’s also akin to OCD where a stuttering block is like a wall we try to get...