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Do you subconsciously convince yourself you're gonna stutter when you speak? (like a deep subconscious self-belief that makes you stutter)

Do you subconsciously convince yourself you're gonna stutter when you speak? (like a deep subconscious self-belief that makes you stutter) [View Poll](https://www.reddit.com/poll/15zedst)...

Getting used to it, sure but honestly how can we be proud of something that limits us? I'm not judging I'm genuinely asking cause I kinda want to explore this idea as well. I definitely feel like stu...

Easily offended and/or extremely insecure?

Easily offended and/or extremely insecure? Hey, I've been stuttering for as long as I can remember. I recently found a stuttering meme about a stuttering phone number/hotline/I don't remember and it h...

Hi there! So, from the looks of it you’re stuttering from fear of inferiority. You may be going into the situation with high anxiety, putting these people on a pedestal, carrying the belief that they’...

I would turn from a shy to confident person. I would make my friends laugh. My parents would see me as responsible and confident and let me travel abroad. I would make new friends easily. I would part...

Nope I have a stutter, that’s it. I struggle to get words out. Is it easy? Nope, am I less attractive because of it nope? Nope, I’ve had many girlfriends has it makes me interesting, not completely ...

Always person becomes more attractive when they know how to express them self it not only physical attractiveness that matter mostly if we consider all these im below average human being 😓...

Does anyone feel like they’re less attractive because of your stutter?

Does anyone feel like they’re less attractive because of your stutter? I’d like to think I’m a good looking guy. But I can’t help but feel that every time I open my mouth I go from an 8/10 to a 1/10. ...

Yes, I'm sure these events and feeling sound familiar or imaginable for most of us here. I've been stuttering for as long as I can remember, any kind of presentation was always closely connected to an...

ohhh im not that bad it's just with certain people like my boss it's not severe stuttering but it definitely belittles me which i don't like cause i wanna hold my self up and be outspoken instead of ...

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Follow me on Patreon! Hi there, I’m Taylor! I’ve been an active member on r/Stutter for quite some time now. I’ve built connections with many of you and have been here through a lot of the highs and ...

I’m not upset about having a stutter. I’m 54M and talk the same way I have as a child, with a little self-control. Got on SSDI due to having a severe stutter and a hand issue....

22F here and I’m also glad you’re happy. However you gotta understand that most stutterers(and people in this subreddit) are men. Therefore, they don’t even remotely receive the same treatment as us a...

It’s different for guys. Being seen as not confident, weak and strange. For me personally, it’s ruined my life. It may be cute quirk for some but debilitating for others. As long as your confident i...

My stutter is mosty gone, and ngl I do kinda miss it. I still have little bits, mild blocking and a slight lisp but no where near the individuality my speech used to have. Lowkey sucks even though it ...

You mentioned that self esteem is a contributing factor for him. How familiar is he with the concept of openly stuttering? It’s more a mindset than a strategy, and I have to admit that I’ve only suppo...

Hey! So sorry to hear about your situation. I'm a father of an almost 1 year old myself. Stuttering since age 6. Could it be that your husband's low self esteem has grown since the arrival of the...

If I can add to this. OP, I agree that I wouldn’t choose to stutter. I’d get rid of it in a heartbeat if I could. BUT, I can say it’s given me more empathy to people with speech impediments (after all...

I still struggle with it more than I'm willing to accept, so at the moment I would say yes. I have had many good things come my way because of my stutter however and I do think it's made me a better p...

I slightly agree. I hear my sister complain about her issues and I just think.....imagine if you were in my shoes.... But it's not that I'm not empathetic I just think people don't realise how fken h...