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Guess what, almost 100% of human beings are thinking sooner or later in their lifes about suicide. Mostly it is only for a brief moment and nothing serious. Among the stutterers is the % even higher. ...

I've worked as a volunteer in a few prisons. I stutter and met a few prisoners who stutter. What's the question?...

Its a classic shit test that women do. If your a minority/POC/disabled expect women to make comments about it when your first meet them. Its a sign that she's attracted to you. It's a good sign shes t...

I have a stutter and a degree? And before I started my professional career I was offered to be a manager at Hugo boss near my city without a degree. Try working in stock or something more backend focu...

I gotta be honest with you, the worst thing you can do is blame your stutter for your life looking bad. People don't care as much as you think. You just gotta come to terms with the fact that it proba...

Just thought I'd say, even if you could afford speech therapy, it doesn't mean you would've overcame your stutter. I was in therapy almost my entire life (23M) and I still stutter pretty bad, although...

Its situation based mostly and also it can become habit bcoz of your repetitive behavior or mindset then you will also stutter on comfortable situations . Its deep-rooted , sub-concious mechanism of...

It's how it is. We can't go ahead and shine at great heights. This stutter kills your greatness and goals. You will learn to live a low profile and happy life surrounded by well supported people and m...

I’ve found that the only thing only you back is yourself when it comes to dating. I’ve ruined my past relationships, not because of my stutter, but because of how my stutter affected me and my actions...

Yup. Exactly the same as me. Its basically an intense fear of failing speech. This intense fear for failing speech, is ironically what makes us stutter or "fail speech". It's this anxiety loop we get...

I don’t know of any strategies how to deal with these myself. After my stutter I just explain, that I do stutter.. It just helps me to remind myself that how I speak does not reflect my capabilities....

>(3) I made a promise to myself to never apply the terminology 'feared letter' or 'I anticipate blocks' in my mind. In other words, I made a self-rule that I may never analyze or discuss anything r...

This is my attempt to summarize your new YT video: Intro: * 13:42. When I speak to others who stutter, it makes me feel calmer. I'd ask myself: 'If I'd sound like this, what would I do myself?' (suc...

I relate to this. It’s like being deaf in a world full of sounds. Blind in a world full of sights. Stuttering in a world full of socialisation. But everyone is born different, and we need to make the ...

>Complete and utter desensitization and destigmatizing of your stutter. Thinking about your stutter ‘primes’ (or warms up) the stuttering part of your brain, making you more likely to stutter. It’s...

Complete and utter desensitization and destigmatizing of your stutter. Thinking about your stutter ‘primes’ (or warms up) the stuttering part of your brain, making you more likely to stutter. It’s a s...

I always stutter worse when I'm worried about my stutter. But I'm also funny and good with people so I just let my personality make up for my fluency....

39 year old male here. Persistent stutter since I was 7. The most impactful thing I ever did for myself was to start telling people exactly what was going on. I didn't do it until college, but I would...

It's not some small inconvenience at all. And there is likely no cure during your lifetime. I'll never say this is easy, but ever since I started telling people, even strangers who just chuckled at ...

I have a hard time believing enough people would commit to faking a stutter that it would hinder the government's ability to fund research. By best estimate, 3 million Americans stutter. That's not ma...