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It definitely would have been different for me. I try to not let it bother me now, but it hampered me a lot when I was younger....

I don’t tell people because I’m like wait maybe I can fix it if I try harder. It never works. 😩...

Bro i can feel you and I’m also going through the same. I try to hide my stutter infront of this girl and we are usually texting alot and talk on call(i do good on call) but i have avoided speaking mo...

I can relate to you. When i try the other person doesn’t find about my stutter then i just first of all speak less and then also change my words, stop in between sentences and just change the topic or...

They do notice, I noticed people making fun of me. My parents talk about my stutter too. I "hide it" by just not speaking in class or not saying what I want to say and switch words...

I don't get this. If people can hide it for years and no one notice, are you sure it's a stutter and you not exaggerating?...

Ok I don’t get ya. If you hid your stutter for years that means your stutter isn’t that bad or you’ve controlled it well. Otherwise they would’ve noticed it. So no shame there...

There’s a good chance she already knows, OP. As a 38 year old who has accepted (with the help of mental health professionals) that stuttering is something that *I* made into a big deal, and the majori...

This I could not do, I've always been so embarrassed by my stutter, I've tried to hide it my entire life, it's led me to live a life of shame and regrets,...

I somehow became a professional speaker. I was that girl in class who was laughed at and humiliated by both students and teachers when I was a kid and also in college. We can do anything ❤...

When me and my girl first got together in 2015 i was naturally nervous every time we spoke because I’m just a lanky stuttering nerd talking to literal goddess, so I would stutter quite a lot, and I ha...

The short answer: it comes with time. The long answer: It comes with time once you have the confidence to know who you are and that the people who put you down have less than 0 sway on your life. Al...

How often do you use stuttering as an excuse to not do something?

How often do you use stuttering as an excuse to not do something? I've been doing this for as long as I can remember. I realize I do it constantly to literally just talk myself out of trying or doing ...

Takes balls to have a stutter. My stutters made me more confident speaking to a group of people. I used to be super nervous talking to people in the past but because I was forced to get over that nerv...

Worked as a public area attendant for like a 3-4* hotel, first one in my area so it was a big deal; had NFL, NBA, actors come through that I didn’t see of course. I talked to everybody, I stuttered bu...

Stepping out of my comfort zone every day and doing things I would never do because of my stutter. If I failed, I learned from that mistake and applied it to the next time. If I had a win, I celebr...

I used to work at my local library. I helped people borrow books, find things, answered the phone. I talked to people every day. At first I was really insecure and scared but with time it got easier. ...

I am much older than you now, but I can very much relate to a lot of the things you wrote regarding your experience. I first realized that I stuttered at the age of seven. At the age of ten, I stopped...

I stopped stuttering but things haven't changed that much.

I stopped stuttering but things haven't changed that much. Hi guys Sorry If I'm going to write a long text but I fell I want to share my story with someone. So I've stuttered since I was 6 and this ...

I appreciate you commenting on my post. That’s one of the things I have to work on, caring about others opinion. It’s just so hard, it’s like a habit. You go all your life staying in the shadows, try...