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I’m 5’3”, introverted, socially awkward, gay guy that stutters. Life is bit harder sure but it’s what I was given so I try to live the best life I can. Though I am 31 so maybe you’ll understand that i...

Thanks for the positive vibes brother!. And yeah I've become a little more self accepting, caring less & go after what I want more in my late 20s early 30s. But part of my problem is pride maybe. ...

My physics teacher in high school stuttered. I forgot about his stuttering after like one minute, and everybody loved him because he was so interesting and knowledgeable on physics....

Unless you wear a sign on your forehead that states “I have a speech disability”, then people will always laugh or whatever they do to feel comfortable. Most people do not know a stutterer, have never...

20 years old. And true, true it just doesn't feel like it most of the time lol. Yeah stuttering matured me quite a bit!...

I appreciate it! How old are you? Because I'm sure you've been through enough with stuttering to be more mature than the average person on the street 😂..I know stuttering matured me mentally pretty q...

As for me, female here, I don't attend family gatherings because of fear of ridicule. I enjoy being alone, and i don't care if people see me as anti social. To each his own. 🙂👍🏼...

I trip over the job title I’ve fought to get

I trip over the job title I’ve fought to get After a decade in the start up grind I finally have the title I needed to get more stability and good play to provide for my family. But as most things go ...

I once told some tweens, "in certain circles they call me MC remix". And my initials are even M.C. We all had a laugh at that one. Of course being a Gemini, I really do seem to have two opposite perso...

Lol I wouldn’t dominate the world but I’d be lying if I said this has never crossed my mind. But definitely I would be an extrovert compared to me being an introvert...

I same the same thing, if I didn’t stutter I would be a very influential man...

I gave myself an easy to pronounce name whenever I go out to places. It’s my alter ego lol. My friends are used to it by now...

It is common. And you may describe yourself by saying you're a "stutterer" or any way you like. I personally tell people that I have a stutter rather than that I am a stutterer....

Absolutely. Admittedly, my wording in my first comment may seem a bit rude, though that was not the intention. In my second comment, I added that I myself like to use "person with stutter." That's how...

Perhaps my wording was a little passive-aggressive in my first comment. I absolutely am against trying to force definitions onto others that they don't like to use. In my second comment, I said that ...

I don't think this is necessary productive. As an autistic person, there's a big debate about it "autistic person" or "person with autism" (person first) labels are better. Usually, people who are aut...

Let‘s not turn this sub into the hellwhole autism subs are with „I am autistic/I have autism“. Just let people describe themselves as they want and feel comfortable. No language policing....

Oh, i see. I just thought it was common to say “stutterer” but yeah, that’s a good point....

By saying you're a stutterer implies that your stutter as a whole is what you are. I like to rather say that we are people/persons who happen to stutter but that it doesn't define us....

I feel the same way. If I didn’t stutter, I’d be a phenomenal leader. But we can still achieve that dream. Living life on hard mode doesn’t mean we can’t succeed!...