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This brings me right back to my school days and that was in the 90s when ppl knew far less about stuttering! People fear what they don’t understand and they deal with that by laughing etc. I know you ...

I know how it feels I really do. Just try to be the better person and try to forgive them. They just don't know how it is to live with a stutter. Remember, there are people just like you who are going...

I'm sorry about your fall out. The truth is your sister doesn't know anything about stuttering and jumping to learn and work on a bunch of techniques likely isn't going to help. It'll more likely make...

Maybe your sister was hurting because there's no amount of hard work that she can do to alleviate you of your stutter?...

I'm really sorry to hear that your sister reacted in such a way. I can understand why you may feel like that one interaction halted any progress you've made. I do agree with what someone said below, t...

I think what most people don't realise is that we stutterers are already as harsh and critical on ourselves on why we aren't pronouncing words or speaking up for ourselves fluently, so we don't need t...

Your sister should show you patience. It kind of feels like you’re not getting the support you need. Personally, for me, my stutter is a source of shame for me. I don’t know about you, but I feel like...

thank you so much for your kind and helping words ❤️❤️ i will try these things that you told me:) you are like that big sibling who understands my situation and problems. thabk you again, i appreciate...

thank you for the good advice! i hope that there are more people like you who understands our situation. i hope you'd have an awesome day!...

I have been in similar situations too. My stutter began when I was a 13 year old and I also remember that we were reading in our English language class. I was somehow able to read through the paragrap...

I love that I can tell the kids I work with who stutter that the President stutters. It kinda chokes me up a bit....

My stutter can be the same some times, I think it’s due to you being really comfortable around friends and family so you don’t think about stuttering as much compared to when you talk to a stranger. W...

I have stuttered my entire life with varying degrees of "openness" for the first 28 years or so I never spoke about it or even acknowledged it really. So there was a huge wall built up. I started my j...

Sydney-based stutterers

Sydney-based stutterers Hey, I am based in Sydney, and looking to connect with other people here who have a stutter. Are any of you a part of or know any stuttering support groups around here that I c...

How about starting stuttering support group? This way people can share their stories, and share what worked for them. It'll also allow fellow stutterers to speak up without the fear of being judged....

I grew up in third world , my father also stuttered . While growing up there were absolutely no services nor groups . My mother boosted my confidence all her life , that helped me a lot ....

Anyone here from Singapore?

Anyone here from Singapore? In all my life never came across another Singaporean that had this in common with me, I figure if I ever find one it'll probably be here! Let me know if you guys are down ...

I’m 21 (F) and I’ve only just opened up to my friends and family about it. I’ve mentioned it to my friends when we’ve had deep drunk chats and then I’ve opened up about it recently to my parents. It’s...

I'm sorry to hear you were bullied for your stutter. That absolutely sucks. I wonder if by never speaking about it with friends I've created a boundary as a no-go subject. Maybe I'll start bringing i...

Congrats friend. Being open and up front about stuttering is always the way to go -...