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Just wanted to share how I overcame most of my stutter

Just wanted to share how I overcame most of my stutter Okay I literally just found out about this subreddit and was like why not share how I overcame most of my stutter, I don't know if anybody is goi...

Any tips on being charismatic as a stutterer?

Any tips on being charismatic as a stutterer? I have difficulties connecting to people and my guess is that essentially I'm more concentrated on being able to produce words rather than how to convey t...

Not to dissuade you, but in my case I had an interview with a bank (3 managers !), one of those Zoom interviews, and I definitely blew it. Even though I stutter bad, it's actually more manageable in ...

Everyone at home knows I have a stutter, so there's never any tension/nerves/embarrassment with blocks, so I put less energy into avoiding them....

Not exactly what your asking, but it made me think of a Netflix show In The Dark. It’s about a blind lady that doesn’t care and gets roped into a murder. It’s funny, dark, and insightful. I guess, app...

That they fall in love, and then they become magically 'fluent' around their partner. You know, because they feel so at ease in their company... As if they only ever stuttered because they were anxiou...

This is cliche obviously, but it's only going to get in the way if you let it. Stutterers in all varying degrees have had success in all careers. I personally know people with prominent stutters as...

Definitely avoid the comic relief angle. I often see stutterers depicted as getting a feel good pep talk and suddenly they're fluent; unfortunately it doesn't really work like that....

Only time I've ever really seen someone with a stutter they've been a comic relief character or like a cartoon version of a nerd. Stutter affects all type of people and most people don't want attenti...

I've had that for the last two years but this week after my final mental breakdown it's all back :' But I'm covert and spend a lot of time bidding it so it's not that it "goes away" more like I'm bet...

Thank you. What I do in interviews is that I always disclose that I have a stutter at the beginning of the interview after they ask their first question. Reliefs a lot of the tension. Best of luck!...

MOTIVATION! You can. Really

MOTIVATION! You can. Really I typed this up as a comment for somebody’s post. Thought I would make it, it’s own post. When I was in the fire academy, the instructor that was supposed to teach that da...

I stuttered during a virtual presentation today...

I stuttered during a virtual presentation today... My professor thought it was the audio breaking off because of connectivity issues. He told me to find a better spot for connectivity and I successful...

My parents never really made me feel “weird” or out of place. They always treated me normal. My mom and dad would take me to speech therapy outside of school, I also had a speech therapist all through...

Yeah I actually stutter less with friends and more with family...

Hmm it’s interesting to see other peoples responses! I absolutely stutter less around family. I’m more comfortable and I don’t have to worrying about stuttering or not. For me, I am much more confiden...

Yes! I feel like the more I know a person, the more comfortable I am, I stutter more....

Yes, I think that's because we play the "role" of a stutterer around them. And we falsely believe they expect us to stutter....

I was/am the same way. Don't stutter when alone. It's weird. I've found there's a lot of things that are weird about how stuttering works....

Does your stutter primarily come in blocks or repetition of sounds? And if u don’t mind me asking, how severe would you say it is? If you have a few trouble sounds or letters that show up in commonly ...