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I think its mostly because you are successfully following a diet, which is making you feel more confident and good about yourself, thereby less anxious. And because of that you stutter less. Whateve...

I'm a middle aged man and I've been stuttering since I was 5 years old. My stutter has always been tied to a feeling of intense stress and anxiety when I speak or deal with difficult topics, people, ...

Negativity outweighs the positivity for me. I’m still in high school and there been multiple moments where I wish I didn’t have a stutter. Even with my IEP to do an alternative presentation method, th...

It’s the exact opposite for me, I can feel a tightness in my throat when I want to say for example “thank you” Unless you mean your brain is causing it, it’s not a muscle related issue then I agree ...

Hi, I had a curiously similar experience. I had a mild stutter from the time I was a wee lad until a week and a day before my 66th birthday, on June7, 2021. I suffered a major stroke. I was in int...

While I understand why people feel the way they feel about their stutter, I also agree with you. Negativity far outweighs positivity, which is understandable. I was considering leaving the sub, becau...

I’ve noticed a lot of the same. I offered some advice on here relating to anxiety and how a lot of many people’s stammer is actually caused by anxiety and by helping yourself your confidence will grow...

It's good to take a break from reddit in general. Too much time on here and you'll start thinking that there's a big problem with you and it'll affect you a lot mentally....

You're right but you also gotta consider that everyone's situation is different. Stuttering affects the confidence and if your confidence is shattered, you get negative thoughts. It's all a vicious lo...

Liberals tend to focus more on inclusivity and anti ableism than Republicans do. Leftists are usually more concerned with including people of all different races, physical abilities, sexualities, etc....

Facing it now. Never had it earlier but now I can’t find a solution and can’t ignore it too,people have started to notice....

The more you think and worry the more you stutter! It's ok to stutter. It really is ok. Be easy on ourselves. Love yourself and stutter less - and stop avoiding life!...

How bad is your stuttering in these situations? Do you just get tripped up, or are you completely stuck at times? You need to determine whether these presentations are in your Desirable Difficulty ran...

Hi. I very rarely stutter horribly outside of interviews. When it comes down to speaking to new people, friends, family etc. or any other conversation and reading, I speak fluently. There may be the o...

Behavior like OP's needs to be called out. I'm glad the mod team finally decided to show up to this post. That comment he made to you deserved to be removed, but it begs the question of why so many ...

Be careful not to over-imagine the capacities and benefits of AI as somehow a substitute for the relatively unacknowledged importance of social interaction and confidence building that many stutters n...

An insight into human nature and social interactions: Learning to see people for what they are and stuttering for what it is.

An insight into human nature and social interactions: Learning to see people for what they are and stuttering for what it is. **I anticipate my turn to speak. Anxiety starts to rile me up as I think o...

I'm 44 and have had multiple jobs, stuttered badly in every interview. Never stopped me getting a job though....

Makes sense! I wouldn’t “notify them of your disability,” because they would be biased against you from the start. Sometimes it can help to share that you stutter and get that out there, but it m...

"Be nice and try again", 6"6 head petter 😊 I hope you've humbled yourself. Love from, a stupid little doggy who called you out and made you show who you really are. Keep loving yourself, but your att...