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I'm around the same age and my memories aren't really vivid (well some are). They are more so just clips in my mind, audio bytes that play over and over of people mocking me or laughing at me. The onl...

It’s a part of me

It’s a part of me People have always mocked me and made fun of me for my stutter but I kind of don’t want to get rid of it.It is a part of who I am.I don’t want to change that.Is that weird?...

I don't think it's the only one. I also don't think anything is really socially acceptable, as if it's universally so. I also think a lot of people wouldn't dream of making fun of it. We don't need t...

One time when I was a little kid I was doing quizbowl. I got hung up on the letter S when I answered and made a snake noise and not a single kid, not even on the other team, made any reference to it b...

Welp glad to know stuttering is easy to make fun of

Welp glad to know stuttering is easy to make fun of ...

I'm really thankful that I've never had to deal with people making fun of me for my stutter. I can deal with the look of confusion and discomfort in their faces but being made fun of would fuck me up....

I hate how stuttering is the only disability that is still socially acceptable to make fun of

I hate how stuttering is the only disability that is still socially acceptable to make fun of Growing up people always made fun of me for it. I've since outgrown it/learned coping techniques but it st...

>I really don't think they care. This. I've stuttered all my life and I'm pretty self conscious about it but I could care less about someone else's stutter apart from maybe sympathizing when ...

Thanks a lot, and oh absolutely! There have been times where I'll have a block and they'll look at me funny or smirk a little. But then I'd just brush it off and try again. Actually there was one ti...

Disability is a spectrum. A disability does not have to be so extreme. Tourette's Syndrome is also considered a disability, even though a person with tourette's may not have any physical limitations s...

This is exactly why I set out to learn everything I could know and perfect every conceivable skill related to my profession (which is, of course, impossible, but that didn’t stop me from trying) for m...

14 y/o here. Whenever I start stuttering really bad in a sentence, my friends will mimic me or mock me, but I'll just laugh it off when inside I'm like "bro you better fucking stop". I just end up lau...

I agree and relate with all of your points and I’ll add some more. In the work environment it’s like there is this unwritten and unspoken rule where you’re always treated lower on the social hierarchy...

My favorite time it happened was when I had to verify my voter registration information at the voting station. The three women at the table all laughed like it was the funniest thing ever. 🙄...

My stutter has ruined countless punch lines. It's almost worse when everyone just politely waits for you to spit it out and half asses a laugh . "I don't need your sympathy chuckles you fucks" usuall...

Oof, that really sucks, I'm sorry for you :/ and I absolutely agree with you. Even though everyone in my life knows that I have a stutter, people still keep laughing at me when I do :/ I hope your cur...

I remember as a kid wishing I was deaf. Because then people would know I have a disability and would treat me as such. When I would meet strangers and start stuttering, people would just look at me li...

Damn that's really annoying. I also get a lot of people who think I'm stupid or slow just because I stutter....

Did you also get "You're just not trying hard enough" "It's because you're not that smart" I swear, teachers need to educate themselves sometimes about issues. Like I know own only one percent of the...

Yes, I totally get you. My stutter has gotten worse in the past 3 months for some reason, and I just noticed everyone look away when it happens. They get embarrassed, intrupt me, look away, finish my...