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Ya I am. The interview and stuff for the MBA all happened online and I stuttered but I can still get through one on one interviews and stuff now. (I couldn't a few years ago) I have online classe...

Expanding on this- the pain you feel doesn’t and has never come from a stutter itself, has it? Or does it come at night when you replay your day and think of all the opportunities you wanted to say wh...

Well as a guy above me already said it. Dont avoid socialisation and interactions. Sooner or later you will be forced to go to the post office or the drug store or some place with dead silence and lon...

Ah, i misread my bad. I meant stress can cause a person to stutter, not that it will cause you to develop one...

This is not correct. It's a huge misconception that stuttering is caused by stress. Of course someone who already stutters can find their stuttering is more pronounced when under stress/pressure, but ...

College student here! It makes my stutter worse but it also makes my brain remember to relax and have confidence in my words which makes me stutter less. If that makes sense....

Eye contact. When ever I hold eye contact I stutter less. Actually that's my pattern. I kind of close my eyes, look down, constrict breath and then I get anxious and in attempt it get it over with q...

Could be the stress but go have it check out because it’s not normal to develop a stutter at that age out of the blue...

Well it seems you know why its happening, you are overly stressed. Stress can most definitly result in stuttering...

Developing a stutter at the age of 21?

Developing a stutter at the age of 21? I’ve never had speech issues before. I had some undiagnosed learning difficulties as a child that were never properly looked into but as far as I’m aware none of...

I’ve been stuttering since 8yrs due to a mild stroke I’m 24 now but the thing I’ve found most helpful (I’ve tried all the things you’ve mentioned as well but it’s escapism in a sense) is easing the te...

My story

My story Hello everyone, I would like to share my story because I never really talked openly about it. I'm 26 male from Greece. I stutter all my life. Until the age of 22 the problem was mild and co...

Yes. It helps me keep calm and composed. I tend to be more eager to solve a problem rather than panic about it. Also whenever I speak people know I must be saying something important because I don't t...

I completely agree. It's practically impossible to talk to someone who doesn't want to listen, regardless of stuttering. I stutter more when someone isn't listening. It's often an indicator of someone...

Nature or nurture. There is no real science to prove or disprove it either way. Some stutters are developmental and could be a result of learned behaviours and a cycle of anxiety. Others are linked t...

Dude same, ive lived with a terrible stutter all my life and gone to speech therapy since 1st grade. The ONLY reason it isnt that bad rn is because im not having to go out and do things and my anxiety...

Nothing is right. Full of PAIN. I am not what I “could” speak.

Nothing is right. Full of PAIN. I am not what I “could” speak. 25 years of suffering from the stuttering. I don’t want to give you negative energy.. sorry! But I should talk about it. I have tried so ...

It could be a possibility! Whenever I think about my stutter and rehearse my words it tends to make me stutter when speaking. Just go with the flow and chill! Or maybe when you rehearse it doesn’t mak...

When I think about it I'm usually trying to counter it, but also I think it does make it worse. Same thing when being pressured about it...

The first thing is to not stress about it. The more you stress, the worse the stuttering will become. It’s like a self perpetuating feedback loop! It’s ok to stutter... ppl don’t notice and definitely...