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That's tough. What country are you working in? When I was 29, I got a job and stuttered so much in the meeting that the manager took me to one side and asked me if I wanted to email him what I was up...

When I’m talking to my wife, it’s not always there. It does get worse when I’m excited and want to tell something. When I’m talking to our daughter of 2 yo oe ranking to the dog, it’s non-existent. I...

2/2 I’ve been with my current firm ever since. I worked my way up to a management position. I lead a team, give lectures, present, and teach. I stutter while doing it—that won't change—but this time,...

Im also considering speech therapy at age 29. Today I went to an apartment viewing and couldn’t pronounce my name and the agent stared at me weirdly probably wondering why I short circuited....

Biggest thing for me is 1. Accepting that I have a stutter and 2. Not thinking about it since when doing so causes me to stutter even more lol...

Buddy, it’s more important to show up. Your life will get a lot easier when you accept the things you cannot change otherwise the fear will consume you and eventually your life will become a pain. You...

I found over time, it's less about overcoming and battling my stutter, but accepting it....

I agree acceptance is soooooo hard. It’s taken you years to solidify how much you dislike / hate your stutter. So naturally it might take a little while to train yourself otherwise. You’re literally r...

I’m still stuck at the accepting part. Lately I’m doing the avoidance reduction therapy and use way less tricks. These tricks also started to work less and less. But now I’m using less tricks the stut...

Girls who stutter

Girls who stutter I just watched Americana with Sydney Sweeney, her character had a speech impediment. Now it wasn’t that convincing but she makes it sound actually cute. I’m here looking retarded try...

I think the hardest thing is to accept the fact that you are a stutter and stop looking at other “normal” people for comparison. It doesn’t mean you can’t work on your speech. You just gotta find your...

I'm 29 years old, I was stuttering horribly throughout my teens and early 20s, I still stutter on so many sounds and words till this very day, especially speaking in my mother language, Arabic, but I'...

Ok well that's good to hear! If you are scared about the actual stammer then I would learn to like love urself more. Not to say u hate yourself now but to accept who you are. And maybe exposure can he...

I’m saying this with love and respect, your stutter is not what’s “holding you back” in life. Your mindset and this belief of who you could/should be is holding you back, not the stutter itself. I’...

Tbh I cant relate at all, I've always been a goody 2 shoes with attendance. But please please STOP CARING, people dont give a shit about your stammer, they might laugh like once but that's them being ...

i don't know your friend but i'm kinda like that too i don't intend on getting speech therapy or continuing the exercises i've been doing you just reach a place of forced acceptance where yeah it's...

You learn to just accept it, not love it. Once you accept it and not focus on it so much, you’ll self monitor much less, and in my personal experience, when I don’t self monitor my speech so much, I’m...

not gonna lie man, you can’t live like this. You’ve got potentially 60+ years of life ahead of you. You need to do what you want to do in life. Forget about the stutter and think about what you reall...

man I wish I could hammer this into anyone feeling shameful because of their stutter. Took me 35 years to figure this out....

Its okay i’m over it lol. U sound like an amazing mom even for trying to figure out a way to be acceptable, it can be confusing not knowing what to say sometimes, just show her that you’re here, and u...