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In my 20ish years of experience having a stutter, I’d say it depends. I’ve had periods of time when my stutter is good and/or I have adapted to my environment well enough to work with it. Stressful li...

Absolutely! Argh! There was another person on here who commented on the variability of it all, and it can be so frustrating. Just agreeing with you. 😃...

I’m going through a tough spot recently. For the past week I’ve barely been able to speak at all, after a 3-4 month period of pretty good fluency. Stuttering can be really weird sometimes....

Anybody Else Just Have "Those" Days?

Anybody Else Just Have "Those" Days? Basically I had a stutter in elementary, it kind of went away throughout HS and college, and now has come back once I've started my career. There are days where i...

My experience is very much the same. It can be a real confidence killer when you've been doing well and then suddenly I can't speak properly again....

I think the most frustrating aspect of living with stuttering is the variability of it all

I think the most frustrating aspect of living with stuttering is the variability of it all I can go days weeks or even months without too much struggle, but then randomness happens and speaking is har...

Mine has gotten better with age but there have been time’s it comes back with full force. I find it depends on sleep and anxiety levels...

I use to stutter so bad as a child. Only my brother could understand what I was saying. My mother could barely understand me. So he had to relay on my brother to Translate what I was saying It impr...

Does a stutter ever get better

Does a stutter ever get better Mild stutterer here has anyone ever had their stutter improve/become borderline non-existent to other speakers, if so how did you manage to do it? [View Poll](https://w...

Like someone else has said, it really depends on the severity. I myself have a very severe stutter and it’s a chore for both the listener and myself. The listener because they’d require a lot of patie...

Stutter can be hugely variant, so I don't think we need to talk about it being "situational" or "occasional". It's already part of it that it varies. But it's certainly the case that some can detect ...

Lifelong stutterer here, 34 now. I agree that the clapping and tapping could cause a problem. A lot of stutterers do develop some sort of coping Mechanism that can help them speak. I roll my hands f...

Hi! Soo I really don't know that's why I wrote that post but I mean that's possible...I mean I don't remember people ever calling me on it (maybe I'm just lucky to be around polite ppl haha) so maybe ...

are you a stutterer? i'm not sure if situational stuttering is a thing, but occasional stuttering is similar to a mild stutter....

Does "situational" or "occasional" stuttering exist?

Does "situational" or "occasional" stuttering exist? Hi! I often speak just fine, but then for some reason I sometimes stumble over my words and can't pronounce something right and next thing I know, ...

Depends on the severity. I don't know if most people have moderate stutters or something, but sometimes I can barely get a word out in my native language. And you can't find companionship if you can't...

No it doesn't. It makes it harder but not impossible. I'm a very severe stutterer and have had a few relationships and my current one has been going for 3 years now....

I guess most of it hinges on the severity. A mild stutter? Sure, I guess some people can find that cute. But a severe stutter where you stutter on every syllable of every word? People will look at you...

Oh ok... my highest score used to be in speaking section...! Every year! Ahh sad. Well I’ll see what’s going to happen this year...

Oh no, if it affected your score then it sucks! I’m saying this because stuttering never affect your score since it’s not about English skills! Tbh, I stutter so much more in my mother tongue...