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I understand what you're saying, I think. But I sort of disagree with the term 'blame'. Rather than blaming the person separating the stuttering from the reaction gives them the opportunity to exert c...

Sure, there's typically much effort spent in stuttering. But I don't see how we can make it all about something we shouldn't be doing. Or at least, I think that's missing the point. We can address our...

>Its our own attempt to avoid stuttering that makes everything worse I'd urge you to not think like that. It makes it seem like something's our fault. But it's not our fault. It's stuttering. It's...

I'm completely confident with my stutter but I feel the same way. I was in a speech therapy group for stutterers in school and I couldn't stand it. My stutter is very mild so listening to others w...

I completely understand, happens to me when I watch someone who has a speech difficulty, is clearly sweating, or even just "embarassing" themselves. As already stated by someone else, I think it truly...

It's very likely not the same that's happening when a non-stutterer listens to a stutterer, so don't worry, there's very likely nothing hypocritical about it (and if so, maybe only in relation to a ve...

I'm exactly like this. Hearing other people stutter makes me so annoyed. I know it's just projection and I totally blame myself but we just have to work on it....

I understand. Watching or hearing people stutter makes me uncomfortable because I'm like "is what what I sound like?!" Don't worry, I feel that way to......

Keep playing the sport if you genuinely like it. But distance yourself from these people because they don't seem that high quality of friends. Also fuck this clique. Cliques are for people in high s...

Yeah, I do understand it a bit. When I see ppl stutter on tv or on YouTube it's confronting, bc this is what others see when I stutter.........

What you're experiencing is projection. You project your own feelings of your stutter towards other stutterers, which is why you find it uncomfortable to watch or listen. When you have a better se...

I only stutter when I think I'm going to stutter.

I only stutter when I think I'm going to stutter. If I'm not thinking about stuttering at all, I don't stutter, but the moment I start thinking that I'll stutter, that's when I stutter. Its so frustra...

Always feel like it's not the real me when avoiding or make tricks, that's why now I'm trying to reduce all tricks and avoidance, in order to be the real me. But, it isn't easy at all....

Thank you for your comment. My goal is to achieve fluency by not avoiding at all, nor make tricks to be fluent....

“Not avoiding” isn’t a strategy “not to stutter”. In fact, it’s the opposite. Fluency strategies by definition hide or prevent stuttering from occurring. The point of not avoiding is you’re being your...

You get a decision to be able to talk out loud whatever you say in your mind, but it’s permanent. Would you take it?

You get a decision to be able to talk out loud whatever you say in your mind, but it’s permanent. Would you take it? Honestly the way I talk in my mind is so fluent and charismatic I’d be tempted to t...

You're looking at it from the wrong perspective. Look at it as an opportunity to catch up with people and meet new ones. Put your stutter out there, don't be afraid of it. If it doesn't bother you it ...

Being open about it is HUGE. I was ashamed of my stutter for the longest time and preferred to pretend it didn't exist. Once I acknowledged it and accepted it as a part of my identity, stuttering co...

>(I hide my stutter fairly well) Question: Why do you feel like you have to hide your stutter? I think the constant struggle to not show our stutter is likely worse for us than actually doing the...

Rant: it frustrates me how stuttering is less accepted in society because it's not visible like being in a wheelchair

Rant: it frustrates me how stuttering is less accepted in society because it's not visible like being in a wheelchair Basicly the title. For whatever reason people just think I'm weird or fucking with...