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To me it was more about me bullying myself. With all the disorders I have I felt like a inferior black sheep and I also have a mild autism I did not know about until I turned 27 I misunderstood so muc...

I can’t control mine. Mine is a strange one because I’m not bad around my friends but I really struggle speaking to my parents and strangers. So I’d say it’s moderate. I can’t control mine, I don’t ...

Serious questions

Serious questions I understand that I need to 1000% accept my stutter and realize that it's ok to stutter, In order to make my speech more fluent. But all that accepting and optimism falls face flat o...

In my personal experience my mental state dictated how well I could control my stutter. In my teenage years I was very confident and socialized often which resulted in me not stuttering very often if ...

It's all in your head, my friend. Get over yourself. I have a stutter, and I also have a college degree, a successful career (of which I have to talk a lot) and am married. Sure stuttering sucks, but ...

That's wonderful. James Earl Jones can read scripts and deliver lines in his acting career but stutters at other times....

Thank you for your perceptive comment. I found the character of my friends made all the difference in how I was perceived. The higher the character of my associates, the more accepting they were. That...

I do feel like Natures freak. I do think we are perceived as less, you have to be realistic. Humans aren't supposed to stutter. But then again, I realize life isn't fair. And I shouldn't complain beca...

WHY IS THERE SO MUCH FOCUS ON CHILDREN AND NOT ADULTS?

WHY IS THERE SO MUCH FOCUS ON CHILDREN AND NOT ADULTS? Everything is about children, even the general public knows about childhood Stuttering. But then, if you are an adult you sre basically a lost ca...

I have the same. I feel embarrassed for them, cringe and hate them and myself. I guess It's an acceptance thing. I don't want to be a stutterer and it's so painful to admit it that I simply can't stan...

I remember reading an experiment done with children a while ago. They had 2 groups of children that stuttered, group A they repeatedly them that their stutter was only temporary and would go away with...

acceptance is the only path. people either won't care or find you special (even attractive) for having and owning a stutter. ownership of any kind is potent and makes others interested in you....

I have a rather ”palatable” stutter. It’s mostly repetitions of sounds, the repetitions don’t last long, and the frequency varies a lot. Sometimes I get repetitions nearly every word, sometimes it bar...

I recently met someone who was fluent, but the way they spoke gave me the feeling that they either have a stutter, or used to stutter...

I think I can definitely spot a fake stutter. I mean, I've seem countless people "start to stutter" because I do. Weirdos. But interestingly enough, I've read some names here that I did not know stutt...

I guess that's is because the moment we hear other person stutter we are focused to hear how we sound, and it is awful. Usually when i record myself in a conversation I think: "that's how i sound?, I ...

The main reason stuttering "lessens the chances" of achievements is societal burden from both strangers and people close to the stutterer (family and friends). Having supportive parenting goes a long...

It makes sense because you have a stutter. Its cringey because you realize “hey I sound like that”. This experience can be applied to any other insecurity. Example: when I was much larger I would crin...

I can't stand it. Tried to join a stuttering advocacy group and I couldn't handle more than half a meeting. May be related to my autism, though...

I only think about being a stutterer when I hear someone else struggle to speak. That can be once a year....