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Yeah, mines is decent with my family but I tend not to talk in class because I don’t want to stutter, I keep quiet and no one suspects a thing. Can it get better by the way?...

I’ve told some of my friends about it and no one has noticed it. Mine isn’t bad but it’s noticeable when they know about it. It’s odd that sometimes people only notice things when they are told about ...

That's reasonable. It's a bit strange for someone to claim you don't stutter because you don't sound like some guy in a film. I know that not everyone understands stutters, hell, even we don't full...

That's reasonable. It's a bit strange for someone to claim you don't stutter because you don't sound like some guy in a film. I know that not everyone understands stutters, hell, even we don't full...

I have had bad days and some bad stutters in my time here though. From listening to others with a stutter, I have seen that my stutter isn't nearly as bad as I thought but it's still very noticeable ...

I think that the majority of people don’t really understand stuttering and the different ways it can look. I had a classmate once who told me that I don’t stutter because they’ve seen The Kings Speech...

Dude everyone stutters (or just mumbels ..) from time to time. So if you sutter mildly no one will really notice....

Does no one notice our stutter?

Does no one notice our stutter? I've been working in a call centre for maybe 6 months now. It's no secret I stutter, it's not bad and it's inconsistent but it's obvious I stutter. I spoke to a colle...

Humiliation

Humiliation I’m 61 yo. I stutter since 3. I’ve been ridiculed, shamed, double shamed: I felt the shame of both myself and my parents, humiliated, laughed at, sneered at, passed over at job solicitatio...

Impactful stuttering (especially blocks) are almost entirely *a result of trying not to stutter*....

I thought my stutter was bad, atleast bad enough to notice. When I told my gf (now wife) that I block she honestly said that she hadn’t noticed and thought I just had an unusual cadence. I’ve had mu...

Anyone used Antipsychotics such as Olanzapine/Risperidone/Abilify/Saphris?

Anyone used Antipsychotics such as Olanzapine/Risperidone/Abilify/Saphris? Talking to my doctor and he said that it could be a decent idea to try them as they decrease the amount of Dopamine in your B...

Lol, I like your response. There is a bit of cynicism on my part. I’m not saying I would be a hell of a lot greater than I am and had much better opportunities without my stutter, but it sure hasn’t h...

Sorry for the rash comment but to be real its seems like your ego or at least the way you view yourself is fucked. I just make situations entertaining instead of making it awkward and strange because ...

Opposite reaction here: I have performed many many interviews from both sides. Never have I disclosed my stutter. However, I do prep and plan ideas and messages I want to get across. I also plan synon...

This is exactly what I will never do lol. It seems like you are making a mockery of yourself. Maybe the conversation goes on and that’s a good thing, but all of those people consider you inferior (eit...

Something I found incredibly helpful was to stop hiding it. Whenever I speak to people I don't know and the inevitable block comes, I usually stop, force myself to smile (it helps) and say something a...

The thing is having a stutter you have to learn to be firm more than anybody else in order for people to take you seriously. When you were with your friend and you agreed and didn't want to cause conf...

I wanted to pull myself for more conversations with strangers (like buying smth in non-supermarket shop, when i have to say what i want, or go to the restaurant and order smth) but like you say, its e...

Some of my "tricks": \- Handsfree. Either Bluethooth or wire, doesn't matter as long as you have both your hands free to fidget with something. Draw doodles, make shapes with a wire, play with a fidg...