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Never really thought about that but I don't think I'd want to walk around with some sort of fidget in my hand 24/7 and use it when stuff like that happens, I feel like people would consider me even we...

We hold ourselves back. That’s it. How can you stop this? See how often you shrink yourself to fit in. How small you make yourself and go the opposite way. Things won’t work out immediately but notice...

Lifelong mild stuttering turned severe for no reason?

Lifelong mild stuttering turned severe for no reason? Hi all! So for as long as I can remember I've had a very very mild stutter (and for that matter much of my family too). Like once in 20 sentences ...

The only other thing I could recommend is music my dad stuttered so he joined the army band and learned the Tuba and became a music teacher in the army. I followed suit from a very young age, I was r...

Very genuine, my dad used to make me read them when I said I was bored and he tested me 5 pages at a time, my dad is also a person who overcame his stutter so taught me tips and tricks sub conscientio...

Read the dictionary and thesaurus! That’s what my dad made me did, everyone is different, but it turns out once I learned all the words and their synonyms my life got a little easier I hope it helps...

In your case the most useful social skill is the ability to maintain a dialog with a bias toward the role of listener. Structure the dialog in such a way that \~75% of the time the interlocutor speaks...

Your suggestion to volunteer is very good - I would have never thought of this myself. My school actually has volunteering opportunities so I think I will ask for the list of available positions next ...

I do have very few social skills, you are correct, because I have in my entire life rarely spoken to anyone, and I think that your overall point is also true, to some extent. Which other social skills...

I think taking small steps really works here. Also practice is key. Don't look at where you are now and where you want to be, this is bound to make you sad. Instead look at the small improvements you...

You know, the only way you can get rid of loneliness is to stop blaming it on stuttering. As you may have noticed, there are stutterers in this subreddit and in life in general who have an active soci...

Yep exactly and the sergeant had full on blocks and did word substitutions. Idk which stutterer worked with the producers but props to him....

I think that I will not have any friends for the next two years.

I think that I will not have any friends for the next two years. Though this is quite obvious (why else would I post here?), I have a very bad stammer. I get long blocks and pull strange faces, my mus...

The inability to speak, to live a normal, average life, this starts at school, when you are perceived as "shy, quiet," and what am I supposed to be? J since I can't speak fluently? If you volunteer to...

That's a pretty solid take. Analyzing our disfluency isn't conducive to fluency. Learning fluency is a whole different beast....

I already achieved 3 months semen retention last year. I saw no improvements in my speech. Stuttering is a neurophysiological condtion with some genetic component. There no way improved confidence aff...

Yeah I have a similar issue, also with being prevented in saying what would otherwise be a funny joke outright because I know I’ll stutter. Also I think having it in childhood effects one’s self-image...

>This AI-powered tool listens to your speech and provides targeted insights for improvement. It identifies where you stutter most and suggests effective strategies to overcome it. I'm confident yo...

Unlocks core memory….then I said F it in my mid 20s and used stuttering as vetting tool to see if she was a heartless bitch or not. She wasn’t. You got this. Confidence is key....

Whats worked in my case (may not work in yours)

Whats worked in my case (may not work in yours) I've been a stutterer since I was 10. Been to all the therapists, tried all the tricks, and I'm happy to say that it doesn't play a major role in my lif...