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Basically there’s this friend I have whose extremely articulate and she talks very fast. She doesn’t use filler words either. Which kind of reduces my stutter somehow? But the opposite also happens. I...

It's not like it totally disappeared, but the speech of very specific people is very positively affecting mine. And vice versa. ...

Maybe so, but it also happens to me, for example, when someone speaks before me and doesn't speak well, either because they stutter a little and don't have good diction or they speak quickly, it makes...

This happens to me every time i have an iced drink or ice cream. sometimes i even experience it from just being outside when the temperatures are below 0°C. I was surprised to find out that most peopl...

100%, people have always said stuff like "don't think about it and it won't happen" or "just don't stutter". Kinda insane how people don't understand that it isn't like a on off switch and it just hap...

That’s implying the quality of my life is shit because of my stutter. It’s made me who I am & after years of practice with techniques it’s gotten that much better. But it will never be fully gone....

Ok I did it and actually didn’t block once but I did repeat some words but was able to escape pretty quickly. Wasn’t the best speech (I lacked eye contact) but that’s not a stutter thing so I’m happy ...

I’ve had to speak to an audience multiple times after years of practice Dwayne Johnson Ryan Reynolds I have been able to control it more and more and it’s gotten a whole lot better but I will never be...

I wouldn't say it's severe. It goes from being relatively unnoticeable to fairly obvious depending on the day. When I'm really stressed you can tell, but I still have pockets and bouts of fluency from...

Hello. I’m now in my 50s and I’ve had a stutter since the age of 7. School was very tough, like you, there were so many times where I knew the correct answer but did not raise my hand to give the ans...

It’s OK to speak freely and not be 100% fluent. I’ve seen high level executives give presentations and have Q&A session afterwards, and even they aren’t 100% fluent all the time. It’s OK to not be 1...

Amazing. I needed to hear this today. Especially because I've had a day filled with blocks and syllable repetitions but I still persevered. Some days are harder than others, but the occasional reminde...

Yes, but everyone has different form of stuttering. Mine is more aggressive in speaking situations. I usually don’t hold back or run away from speaking situation, but sometimes it feels tiring....

Late onset developmental stuttering?

Late onset developmental stuttering? What age you guys/gals first notice your stutter? Most stutterers I have talked to tell me they started stuttering at a very young age usually before 6 years old. ...

Not permanent. Best evidence of this is that your fluency like ebbs and flows. There are good moments and bad moments. Good days and bad days. You're not going to talk your way out of it though. Se...

Listen man im 14 have had a sutter my whole life yea i totally get it. But look at it like this. Not everyone has everything. Everyone has somthing missing. Like me I have a good musical ear and good...

same here I'm dealing with same problem every day and every moment never got any benefit out of this problem and i never expat anyone can understand what i mean unless be at my spot life is hard an...

I was in speech therapy from the time I could talk until freshman year, and they said I could choose to stay in or not and that there was nothing more to really "teach" me so I stopped going. Still st...

Don't worry you're not alone, i feel exactly the same way. At high school my stutter was actually really good under control and some days when i was "fluent" i felt so free! Those were my greatest mem...

When I was a little kid at it worked, but now my stutter is back...