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I struggled with stuttering a lot when I was younger, but it's gotten a lot more manageable for me. My dad actually had the same issue as well, but it went away for him as he got older too. Instead of...
Thanks for the advice. My speech has already been really bad lately. Usually I’m a social person but because of my speech getting worse I began talking less, and I’ve had to present two projects recen...
Talking to my parents is my worst speech ever. I don’t understand it because they are the ones that care the most (other than me) about my speech. So it’s always disappointing when I can’t get words o...
I've had similar experiences, and it kind of annoys me that the top rated comment is just denying your experience here. There's no doubt that a stutter is going to be a dealbreaker for some women and ...
What I hate is when I have some casual conversation with a cab driver thinking wow I’m so fluent today, and then he asks me about my stutter. Like wtf dude I thought I was speaking ok, thanks for ruin...
Facts bro. It’s just the second hand embarrassment is stronger because we experience stuttering everyday whereas most people rarely encounter a stutterer ...
I still remember, a moment that haunts me till now, back in 2009, the teacher was going around asking what sports we wanted to play, I said B-basketball, the whole class laughed, till this day I still...
Would you marry a girl who had a profound stutter?- Asking for a friend.
Would you marry a girl who had a profound stutter?- Asking for a friend. My friend- we’ll call him Tor- just got out of a bad breakup about a year ago. His ex-girlfriend cheated, confessed and moved o...
It's hard to say it in words
It's hard to say it in words Ahh, it's not easy to say that I feel now and how I see myself and my stutter, but one I can say - it is just bulllshit, total nonsense. How others react to it and how I r...
Like nails on a chalkboard. Same for listening to myself, it's always much worse on the recording than I think it is as I'm speaking....
Yep.. I dislike it lol. It makes me very self conscious and wonder if that's how I sound to other people. ...
Same. I just can’t watch a video of someone or myself stuttering. Now in person with someone else who does? Not an issue. ...
One of my neighbors parents has a stutter and I met him at a neighborhood party a year ago and all I could think about was “is that how I sound to everyone else?” I asked my mom and she said “oh I did...
It’s very common feeling among stutters . I believe it reminds of how we sound when we stutter . It’s like our mind is avoiding to get into any bad memories of us stuttering . ...
Yup. I still haven’t watched The King’s Speech because I know it involves stuttering. I try to never have to record and listen back to my voice, and I don’t really want to meet another stutterer in re...
I don’t know why but I hate to meet other stutterers (I don’t show it of course but damn I cringe inside every time)...
funny thing is during my introduction i did not stutter in such a noticeable way. No one knows that i stutter and its been already 4 months of school so i think it's gonna be pretty embarrassing to me...
I remember we went on vacation once and at the airport me and my family met another Dutch family. Instead of talking to me like a regular person the mom squatted down and talked to me like I had a lea...
Yes, my teachers even make fun of me because of my stutter. They think you’re stupid because you can’t talk normally, but they couldn’t be further from the truth. ...
Does anyone else get treated like they’re a child because of their stutter?
Does anyone else get treated like they’re a child because of their stutter? I’m 17 and while I don’t get teased a lot about my stutter, many people treat me like I’m 12 and my communication skills are...