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My friend stutters and his dad stutters as well. It's actually nice for them to have and understand eachother :)...

No worries! Yeah, I can't really fully explain the psychological side as to why maintaining eye contact helped to an extent. Just know that different things work out for different people! All the best...

I've never really gotten speech therapy. I just started to interact with people more, and I hardly stutter nowadays....

There's no consensus. I think the idea that stuttering is not a disorder but a neurodivergence is relatively recent but growing. I think it will continue to grow. If everyone in the world stuttered or...

Parent of 1 here. I'm the only stutterer I know in my family - going generations back even. My 20 year old kid is super fluent. Non-stutters don't understand how truly traumatizing that stuttering can...

Stuttering is genetic and therefore can be, but doesn't necessarily is passed on. Even if your child stutters, it does have the big advantage that you probably didn't have: A very close person that ca...

Your worries are perfectly understandable. I think for his sake and your sake, just try to cherish that he'll still grow into someone will full of capability. People can have a stutter but they can st...

That sucks. Cross talk Is really tough. Is it possible to sit somewhere else? Otherwise, the silver lining is that it should get easier after a few weeks if you're doing it all day, everyday. Positi...

Exactly and the fact that she ghosted does not speak being nice at all so for that to even be her “excuse” is bullshit u better off without someone like that I promise u dodged a bullet there...

That’s so ridiculous, completely her loss. To me that’s a huge red flag in someone dw u will find someone who appreciates you and treats u right like u deserve sorry that happened completely uncalled ...

I'm experiencing this at the moment. I thought I was rid of my stutter, but it has come back completely. I have 1 other friend with a stutter, we bond over it. But I have been finding it really diffic...

Thank you, that is very inspirational :) it is a big achievement to overcome fears and put yourself in that kind of job, where you must talking so much everyday. Chapeau bas!...

Thanks, I'll watch the film when I get time to myself, I wish you luck, and it's great your not letting it rule our life, I wish I had your courage when I was much younger.. it's great to hear ...

Like some others I’d recommend going to a stuttering meetup. NSA has one in Eugene from some quick googling. I find them very helpful where I live not even necessarily to make friends but just empower...

Just look past their stutter and continue to talk to them. As someone who used to stutter a lot it was nice to have people who I could feel comfortable with. Over time my confidence improved a million...

Yeah that does sound really condescending and I would probably hate that. I will not be drawing any attention to it. I haven’t been helping with words AT ALL. Like less so than I would in a conversa...

I wouldn’t. If someone ever told me they liked my stutter it would honestly annoy me. Just reassure him that it’s okay that he stutters and he doesn’t need to keep apologizing....

That’s probably for the best. Normally I would interrupt someone to tell them not to apologize but I wouldn’t want to do that here. And I don’t have to be patient! My brain instantly calms down for li...

If you find it soothing, calling attention to it would probably not help. That said, being respectful and patient (as you have been) seems like the best course of action, but I just had a whole pizza ...

Would it be rude to say I like someone’s stutter?

Would it be rude to say I like someone’s stutter? We work in the same industry and talk on the phone a lot but he always apologizes for it. I find it to be really soothing. But I don’t want to be inco...