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I have been trying the same with Tinder but haven’t attracted any likes so far. That hurts more than I thought it would. Give me some tips on making a good profile 😛...

I can respect that and understand that point of view. Your mental health is the most important thing at the end of the day. But in my experience as far as myself personally, people lose interest in wh...

When I moved into my dorm freshman year, this process of searching for alternate words caused the first words ice said to my new roommate to be "You call me Jeb." 😅 Not, "Hi I'm Jeb." or even "you ca...

Please just respond with what you believe I was trying to say. Save me the embarrassment. Especially if I'm not stuttering but having a block then I'm literally just staring at you insanely ...

To be fair, it _can_ be hard to endure a stutterer. I prefer not to, because it unsettles me. Of course, there's no need to couple that to anything else. It's just what it is - stutter....

Not much thankfully. I've already seen it and they basically pasted a couple seconds of a lot of interviews together. But the fact it happened is more awkward than anything lol....

It is quite the uncomfortable situation, but things happen in life that we cannot dwell on. I always ask myself if it's the situation that is making me uncomfortable or whether it's my response to the...

Because I stutter and that fact alone makes me uncomfortable. Then you add a suprise interview to that that was to be televised nationally and you have no idea what you want to say, and that just make...

Most of my friends are like "hey, I saw you on tv!" so they just were excited. And it isn't even that awful because they aired small pieces of a bunch of interviews back to back so it's no more than 5...

I don't mean to start an argument but I've got to disagree with one point. "People don't care if you stutter". If it takes you 20 seconds just to say your name along with facial contortions. Most peop...

So true! Or when you have trouble saying "thank you!" I feel like a jerk then. Not to mention how much of an idiot you feel like when you can't say your own flipping name ......

That is the worst and saddest part about my stutter is that I can't say my own name most of the time. It literally makes me cry and feel worthless sometimes....

I just realized something.

I just realized something. This may seem like one of the biggest realizations ever, for me personally. When I went to daycare (In sweden it's age 2/3-5/6) my best friend was deaf. I "talked" fluent ...

Stammering in retail

Stammering in retail So I've worked in a pizza restaurant for around 3 months now. I don't know how I've only just noticed this but here we go. At this restaurant in particular, I have to ask: Which...

It's an avoidance behavior and new avoidances may give you short term results but they're detrimental for getting past the shame and fear of stuttering Sorry your getting down voted instead of peopl...

Thats good you don't stutter much (every paragraph or so you said) but theres some people (like me ofcourse lmao) who stutter like every 3 words and my god if it isnt the most demoralizing thing in th...

Definitely. I think it wasn't really my stutter but my reaction toward it. My sisters always made fun of it and so I became really shy and withdrawn. People liked me, but I was so embarrassed about th...

I know, right?! This is one of my most feared scenarios. When people want me to explain something to them or narrate an incident, 99% of the times I avoid it. I have noticed that friends 90% of the ti...

Or when you work up the energy to say something on your mind, and you try your best to speak clear, and it takes a lot out of you. Then their response is along the lines of "...Hm.. Neat.." Not caring...

^^^^ this!! please do this first!! I had the speech easy, it did absolutely nothing for me since day one. I felt really bad for my mom, because she bought it for me. The person who did the fitting so...