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Hello there I do all the time, mostly blocking but a little variety. ;) I'm 41 now but when I was your age I felt the same. I felt like I was going to stutter my entire life but then my 20s came aroun...

Just like everything in life, there's levels to this. It sounds like you have a mild stutter. Everyone here or in the world isn't that lucky. Some of us have a very extreme stutter that is not easy t...

I know you meant well but this post just comes off weird. With peace and love you’re 16 and haven’t gotten out into the real world yet. People are mean and people judge hard. I’m glad you were able to...

After 33 years of stuttering I’m finally learning that no one really cares. And if they do, then fuck them. We are our own biggest critics. We need to give ourselves a break once in a while. Don’t let...

I'm not going to vote this post up or down. I believe you mean well, and you're trying to contribute, so a downvote isn't right. But I also believe you have a flawed understanding of stuttering, so I ...

I agree with OP. I have a terrible stutter, but it is in no way comparable to a missing limb or autism which are actually irreversible. People with Tourette’s are more comparable except that Tourette’...

I'm 41. It doesn't bother me or cause me stress at all nor do I notice my stutter much anymore. It doesn't feel like you'll ever get there as a teen but you do. Life is good. :)...

It's very complicated to conjecture whether a stutterer can recover or not but I just have got sick of some extremely negative ppl ranting and blowing up others' confidences,and don't know him a singl...

Your stutter was “reversed” because you probably outgrew it buddy. Congrats. Not everybody who stutters is as fortunate as you. I’m 22, and my stutter has gotten more severe over the years, and since ...

Every stutter is different. Congrats if you reversed yours, but I don't see how you know for a fact that my stutter can be fixed, nor anyone elses'. I agree, it's important to try new methods and see ...

Here's a couple of thoughts that have been helpful to me over the years. 1. Let go of the idea of perfect speech. Let's be honest, even fluent speakers aren't perfect, and our stutter probably isn't ...

I think accepting my stutter the way it is will be a breath of fresh air. And of course, I also want to improve my speech but first things first is, I shall accept it as a part of me 'cuz I think that...

From experience, yes. I was stuttering from about the same age as you until about a year or two ago, 23-24ish. It was a gradual taper off from my late teens into my twenties, and I think it was largel...

you don’t know the severity of my stutter please do not talk to me like you do...

I agree with the essence. Judging by your testimonials, you're probably a mild stutterer (like myself). In this case, it is in fact true that our stuttering, or the way we speak in general, is largely...

Just found my speech therapy folder from when I was 8 years old

Just found my speech therapy folder from when I was 8 years old It was fun to read through and I got a boost from reading the sheets reassuring me that stuttering was okay haha. It was sad to read how...

Hey, I'm in the UK and I stutter, but I am not a very heavy stutterer... do I qualify?...

Speech therapy helps! In my 30’s now married with family. Accepted to live with it. Its mild now and it can get worse depending on situation....

From my experience 1 Yes, only stutter if very very tired. 2 Never tried 3 Yes, although rather than time, I suspect more linked to relaxing in stressful situations and seeing the bigger picture 4 My ...

Yes, I completely grew over stammering when I was around 8-9 at the time, never got over the blocking, my throat just decides it doesnt feel like talking rn, and suddenly it looks like I'm having some...