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Keep your head up! You’re probably right about dodging the bullet! Any place that doesn’t want you just because of your stutter doesn’t deserve you. You’ll find a job that’s a perfect fit eventually...

Hi I found this extremely difficult at the time (over 20 years ago), a function of my own shame. I took the plunge and ended up marrying herself. We have 3 wonderful kids, they brighten up my day, t...

People find many things funny that they shouldn’t laugh about. Not sure if you’ve ever laughed at someone’s insecurity, but if you have, they probably felt the same way you did. It sucks to stutter, I...

Hey! Look at how good you’re doing with this video! You did so well! Put yourself in the same mindset as you did when making this video. If the person has mutual feelings for you, then they should acc...

Speaking with confidence despite having a stutter is even sexier than those without a stutter imo...

Yes, it isn't. Who have claimed otherwise? Many people think in black and white, including this subreddit. They are either needlessly optimitistic or too pessimistic. CBT is a good antidote for this ...

I agree. Telling that I have a stutter and that's what I am. That's what defines me and still being confident is kickass confidence. Own your stutter and be confident about it. Everything is sexy if w...

This. Confidence (not cockiness) is always sexy, presence of a stutter shows someone upfront that you have things that could make you less confident but you still are anyway. This combination is a p...

You know what’s really not sexy? Self deprecation. Your stutter is NOT what’s making you unattractive. It’s your lack of confidence and self love....

Honestly, I had a speaking exam in school years ago and I have quite a bad stutter. I was terrified and I realised that lots of people was who didn’t have a stutter, loads of people have so much anxie...

I am also covert. I went years and years without being noticed, I could hide it so well. Too well. Been with my boyfriend for almost 8 years now, it took me atleast 4 years into the relationship to te...

You won the day before you uttered your first syllable. You had the courage to get up there. That's a win. Celebrate it. If you look through posts here, you'll find many who couldn't face that sort o...

Much of the research is based on case studies, though. Although there are indeed some controlled and blinded studies as well. It just means it’s a start- doesn’t mean it’s bleak. I’d love it if safe m...

Self help is the only way that can make it happen Stuttering tends to go away with if the reason behind it doesnot persists Many people have cure it by their own some by doing nothing and some by dai...

you follow what the speech therapist tells you, have the will, stay positive, people who are not helped by therapy are rare, don't worry, I am very sure that therapy will help you, I have seen many pe...

When I have something like this, I take a break, during which I sit for ten minutes, doing absolutely nothing, thinking about the situation in all its details. Sooner or later I come to the point wher...

For me I cry about it let myself feel the emotions. When I start to feel better or lighter, I say positive affirmations and tell myself that it’s ok it’s a small part of....

Even when I was a kid, I always want to become a missionary in my church and eventually becoming a pastor, but that role is literally focused on talking to people and leading your team. When I was in ...

Absolutely! Laugh in the face of adversity. Instead of constantly worrying about stuttering, make the best of a bad situation. Even in the darkest hours, embrace the bright side of life, and discover ...

For sure. And you can accelerate the process by going on the offensive. Instead of avoiding speaking situations you seak them out. Everything changes at that point....