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I have a bad stutter and have no problem with women. My confidence carries me. I always tell people just be comfortable and speak with confidence and enthusiasm, even when you stutter....

Yup! I did right before my start into university and I can’t describe how big of a weight it lifted off my shoulders. Public speech was literally my ONLY fear holding me back, now I just feel so much ...

I am not attractive and have a moderate-severe stutter. I have been married, divorced and then married again. I also have children. It’s all about attitude and confidence. Throwing a pity party ...

As someone who stutters and who's been married for nearly 25 years to a lovely woman, I can only tell you what helped me get many dates, and, eventually, a wife (and three wonderful daughters). ...

I was not able to voluntarily stutter in public due to my poor self esteem. My only solution was to become fluent which is what I chose to do. We all have to choose a path to success. It has been grea...

You can learn to stutter or you can learn how to be fluent. The way I look at is that I already know how to stutter so I think I would like to be fluent. I researched fluent speakers so I could unders...

Yes, in my opinion, it is with absolutely no doubt. Why? Because i only stutter when i am not in the moment (but rather, lost in negative can't-say-this thoughts). Therefore, it's been my ticket to fr...

I totally hear your skepticism! You're absolutely right that **'curing' a stutter isn't something** you can just put a deadline on like a school project. I know that logically. But for me, the **Jan ...

Watch Anna Deeter and Dr Morton Cooper on YouTube. Stop caring what others think of you!! In ten years you wont even remember this time in your life. In the meantime, just stutter if u have to, you...

You’re not alone. For me being around stutterers or listening to others stories with their stutters help. But the main thing is don’t be so hard on yourself. I hated my stutter, but then i learned t...

I have gone. There are many ways to approach it. Desensitization (addressing fear), acceptance, changing your mindset in approaching conversation and situations (CBT), addressing how your body react...

I guess the thing that helped you was when you started taking it seriously and worked on your problems. And also you mentioned that you don't think about your stutter when you speak... That's my goal!...

Thats exactly what i’ve started doing as well and as you point out it’s hard, proud of you my man!...

It's not easy. It's damn hard. I actively practice stopping negative thought cycles. When I recognize myself dwelling on something, as I used to do with my speech, I tell myself "enough." I consider ...

>And no adult ever cured their stutter.  Cured is a loaded word. I'll always be a stutterer. But I no longer stutter. Those of us with severe stutters have achieved fluency. I was a severe stutterer...

I did a couple years ago but since then, Ive managed to change my view on my speech. Yes, our stutter won’t go away. But why should we also be cursed with constant negative self talk, isolation, depre...

This is what I needed to hear! I’m at a point within myself where i’m ready to let go of the more heavy or negative aspects of stuttering and to not let those be as prevelant in my mental and emotiona...

The individual has a big impact here. I went to therapy for several years in my teens. I saw minimal improvement. I went back to the same therapist in my 20s. Over the course of more than six month...

Read the book and take it from there. It is a process. It changed my whole understanding of why i stutter...

Stop disregarding what I say as dangerous misinformation. It is ok we disagree but I am not wrong. But you keep playing a victim of genetics while I have soon regained my fluency. Your view is encoura...