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Many of my friends told me I was uptight or aloof because I didn't talk to them a lot in the beginning. I also have a very serious face and I tend to avoid people as much as I can, so I wouldn't say t...

People honestly think I'm an asshole because I don't talk. Tbh I'm really nice, and would be super popular if I wasn't in the 1% of people who go through hell everyday....

I'm quite sure that I do. I'm also at my internship and I feel like people might think that I'm uptight or rude. I've yet to just ask anyone if I come off that way though....

Feeling invisible

Feeling invisible Today was a pretty bad stuttering day for me. I was on vacation for a week and just returned to work today. Coming back I’m starting to realize that my coworkers don’t fully acknowle...

I also block and I just stay there with my mouth opened, it makes me feel so ashamed because many times people just don't know what's wrong or what to do....

I feel you bro. It took me at least two years before I landed my first job after graduating college. All those embarrassing and traumatic interviews, severe speech-blocks really defines your integrity...

I still live my life the best as possible but I dont like my stutter still....

We all have bad sides. Part of growing up is coming to terms with our negative sides. That's more a general idea though. Stuttering is a part of you, like with me. I'm 30 and still recall vivid memo...

It's a tough thing to befriend though. I've heard voluntarily stuttering can help with this. I tried voluntarily stuttering and it just made me feel awful after having a fake stutter turn into a real ...

I am one of those people who says they have accepted it and wouldn’t change it. I even have been offered free speech therapy I have turned down. Does this mean I like the feeling of stuttering every...

I totally feel this. When I was young I stuttered really severely, to the point of an adrenaline rush of fear, making it feel like it lasts forever... Those sensations, ticks, gasps and sore muscles...

Stuttering certainly makes you unique..just not in a good way. I don't think anyone truly likes their stutter....

How can people like their stutter?

How can people like their stutter? I just don't get this. I hear success stories from so many people who have made true acceptance with their stutter, with themselves. These are the people who no long...

Oof I know how you feel, I shake my head or shut my eyes or make a weird grimace when I stutter and sometimes I feel like this is worse than stuttering itself...

Feel you brother, have a really hard time making friends since I moved to another country. In my country, my hometown I've never had that problem because all of my friends were people I know from chil...

My dad had a bad stutter up until the age of 11 or 12 until he got over it through speech therapy. Now, his is barely noticeable unless he drinks a lot of coffee and does some minor repetitions. He st...

I’ve never had a guy tell me my stutter was cute, but that’s probably because as I’ve gotten older I’ve learned how to avoid my stutter and hide it (which I know is not great but as a terrified teen/e...

As a kid I was very embarrassed over my stutter when it comes to people I'm not close to so everywhere I was this mute werido. Now it's social anxiety and well I still think stuttering is my biggest e...

I'm going through a divorce, having a hard time. I tried going to a walking Meetup group thing, Some of the group was from a divorce support group. I got there and went over to where they were standin...

Oof I absolutely understand you :/ I used to see my stutter as 'just' an annoying feature of mine, and now thar it has become worse I changed my opinion...