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It used to...just accept it and dont give a fuck. It's hard but once you get the feel on lock it will reduce your stuttering and improve your confidence....

Thoughts on this? 5 STAGES OF OVERCOMING STUTTERING | How I did it

Thoughts on this? 5 STAGES OF OVERCOMING STUTTERING | How I did it [deleted]...

I see we had the same experience! Well English pronunciation as far as from the French one than it is from the Spanish one, I'd reckon? Anyway, I also stepped out of my confort zone and became (way) m...

This is very funny, and I could relate to that! I am a Spanish native speaker and naturally stuttered more in Spanish, but not in English nor Japanese! I read somewhere that it all depends on the lang...

I don’t think it ever 100% goes away, but age & experience go a long way towards that. I’m 32 & have been pretty indifferent about it for a few years now. Just be confident in yourself & u...

Yes I have experienced this too. I'm 90 - 99% fluent in situations where I feel confident both in myself and in my speech (I used to range between 30% - 70%). These moments of extreme speech confidenc...

It’s a very small artist so not many people know her. I also kind of want to go by myself and improve my confidence....

To friends.

To friends. This is a respond post to one of the inspiring topic where the author had wrote: "I think anyone can overcome their stutter if they work hard enough". I want to start by saying: I **know*...

Interesting, I also felt like this when I was at school (i'm 23 now though). ​ I would say the reason why you feel so confident in Maths class, is because you have probably asked a quest...

This doesn't cover your whole points, but stutter will only affect you socially if you allow it too. So what if you stutter when you meet a new person or when presenting or answering a question in cla...

> stuttering might be a blessing ;) If that helps you sleep at night then more power to you....

Your wholesomeness is heart warming. > overcoming my stutter is both challenging and rewarding in a way Everyone tries to motivate me this way, but for me the challenge isn't worth it. Its exha...

You're lucky it disappeared for 15 years. Mine has disappeared 3x in my life; once for 3 months, another for 6 weeks and most recently for 2 weeks. I'm 40 now and thinking about being fluent is like c...

It could get better.

It could get better. As a child I had a terrible stutter, mostly blocking, it really held me back at school but I always tried to not let my stammer isolate me from my piers. So I always tried my best...

Tell me something great about yourself!

Tell me something great about yourself! Hey everyone, I realized one of the most common issues I've seen with fellow stutterers is a lack of self-confidence. This really affected me in the past, and ...

I remember feeling like that. I know what you mean. I've been through it, millions of times, a lot of years wasted in agony. Later I focused on other things in my life and it got better. Just make it...

I went to another job interview today

I went to another job interview today Hello everyone! It's been a while since I've posted here. I made these two topics a little while back. [https://www.reddit.com/r/Stutter/comments/aexqhj/have\_a\...

Seriously see a therapist. Even though at times (or all the time) it can be really tough, stuttering is not worth dying over. Also read "Out With It" by Katherine Preston, it really changed my percept...

Agreed, depends on the person/how they said it. Chances are I would feel happy, especially if I was really working on being fluent....

If you are not doing anything to fix it, then you likely are not thinking about it as much as the person consumed by thoughts and actions related to their stutter. Each approach has its pros and cons...