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Oh yes it is mostly always worth the mental pain from the stuttering for the food😍...

Happened to me, I was a bit annoyed because it has caused me so much pain and trauma and issues, but no one has ever called it that since...

I guess my thought is that I don’t find it cute, I find it to be a very complicated presence in my life that can often cause people to not take me seriously. I think the “cute” part hits right on the ...

Well i guess its more based on what you look like. If you're cute or attractive, your stutter is going to be seen as cute. If your ugly, thats a different story....

I agree, it takes such a toll on us mentally and no one gets it.. even if the few of us do, it's impossible for a non stutterer to really get what it's like to have a obstacle to get over when orderin...

One time when I was a little kid I was doing quizbowl. I got hung up on the letter S when I answered and made a snake noise and not a single kid, not even on the other team, made any reference to it b...

I'm really thankful that I've never had to deal with people making fun of me for my stutter. I can deal with the look of confusion and discomfort in their faces but being made fun of would fuck me up....

My boss told me to answer the phone for her in work today.

My boss told me to answer the phone for her in work today. And I stuttered so badly that the person kept saying “hello? Hello?” and I couldn’t get a single word out! My boss was just staring at me and...

I hate how stuttering is the only disability that is still socially acceptable to make fun of

I hate how stuttering is the only disability that is still socially acceptable to make fun of Growing up people always made fun of me for it. I've since outgrown it/learned coping techniques but it st...

Yeah haha it’s frustrating but it’s whatever. One person thought I was drunk when I stuttered at a bar lol...

Thanks a lot, and oh absolutely! There have been times where I'll have a block and they'll look at me funny or smirk a little. But then I'd just brush it off and try again. Actually there was one ti...

Not being able to say “sorry,” “thank you,” “nice to meet you,” “you, too,” (in response to “have a good day”) or even the big one: “I love you,” is very emotionally draining for a good-natured stutte...

14 y/o here. Whenever I start stuttering really bad in a sentence, my friends will mimic me or mock me, but I'll just laugh it off when inside I'm like "bro you better fucking stop". I just end up lau...

Something similar happens to me. I have a naturally quiet voice, and a stutter, so no one can understand what I'm saying, ever. Whenever I'm trying to just have a normal conversation with my mom, and ...

When I was 18 I broke up with my gf because of a stutter. Today I still stutter, and have no gf, shit is painful, and what sucks is that we people who stutter/stammer are so self conscious about ours...

I regret not doing it. I've been struggling with mental health issues and I think my stutter is at the heart of them but I've never addressed it directly. I'm a covert stutterer and most people won't ...

My least favorite time was when I was talking to my 8 year old niece and she said, “You don’t remember my name?” 💔...

My favorite time it happened was when I had to verify my voter registration information at the voting station. The three women at the table all laughed like it was the funniest thing ever. 🙄...

This. I've never struggled saying my name until recent years. It's so weird, the looks I get. As if I forgot my own name. Ugh......

Oof, that really sucks, I'm sorry for you :/ and I absolutely agree with you. Even though everyone in my life knows that I have a stutter, people still keep laughing at me when I do :/ I hope your cur...