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4. It depends on severity and how the individual percieve it. It ranges from literally "living hell kill me pls" to "I have a happy life and my stuttering doesnt bother me at all"....

Claro te entiendo, en situaciones estresantes o en donde se involucren algunos factores emocionales/psicologicos, podemos entorpecer nuestra habla o empeorarla. Lo mismo me suele suceder en algunas oc...

It is such a difficult situation and I think only we stutterers will ever understand....

It's never a bother, and the importance of education and awareness is key. I have a podcast where I've interviewed over 131 PWS (People Who Stutter) from all over the world and each guest is AMAZING,...

Sounds like it’s going to be very insightful to be fair, think it’s good you’re including a lil representation for stutterers in your book (I mean damn we are hard pressed to come by what little repre...

Don’t worry, their stutter is not their “hurdle to overcome”!! It’s merely a facet of their character. Their hurdle is, for the most part, depression & anxiety, which I’ve been told makes stutteri...

1. Just stuttered for as long as I can remember, no apparent cause or any possible correlations that I can think of, I just have it. 2. I often stutter with the start of words particularly W, D and B...

I didn’t get that from your post, you made a great point, OP. Men and women do face unique challenges with stuttering, and that guy saying that to you would probably make you wonder. I totally get it....

Everything you’re describing here is so incredibly normal. Stuttering is weird, annoying and inconsistent. If it ever feels like too much or you need to talk about it with people who understand, there...

Woah I wouldn’t go that far we’re hardly oppressed 😅 In the grand scheme of things we’re just people that just so happen to speak a lil funny 🤷‍♀️ I mean yea it can be debilitating and cause a l...

Oh I agree with your sentiments 100% it was never really my intention to have a ‘who has it worse’ competition because you’re right it is redundant in that sense, everyone’s experience is valid. I jus...

Yes I see myself as a loser which is not unexpected for a disabled person.(yes, stuttering is a kind of a disability)...

I’m 52, have overcome stuttering and I’m still not 100% sure of why I started. I started in the 4th grade. I grew up with a lot fear and anxiety in our household, maybe that was it? I don’t see any re...

This is kind of turning into a “who has it worse” thread and I think discussions like this could not be more redundant. You see this debate in all corners of reddit and it never goes anywhere because ...

I’m extremely fortunate to live in a super accepting area of the US, luckily. That plus, despite how inundated the news is with trans issues, in my experience the vast majority of people in real life ...

I read once that stuttering is genetically passed down but no one in my family stutters I asked everyone in my family I guess I was the first well at least I’m the first in something...

To be honest I feel like a big part of getting where I’m at now with handling both the fear of ridicule and actual ridicule around my stutter is due to having built a very strong support network aroun...

1. What caused your stutter? Was there a (traumatic) trigger, or did you develop it from birth/childhood—or even at random? Nothing caused it. I dont think stutters are caused. (I cant speak for ever...

Stuttering can go both ways as an attractive women. It can either drive them away like someone attractive with a high pitch voice although I think this is way worse. Or it can allow a woman over someo...

I’m a fairly confident person and my stutter doesn’t really phase me (other than getting frustrated at myself when I keep getting stuck on the same syllable over and over lmao) but I do remember two i...