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Block stutter...Please read

Block stutter...Please read So I am new here, I guess I finally wanted to hear other people's story's. I feel I need to vent so here I go. I have stuttered since I was born, almost 98% always blocking...

Well, everybody hates injections but I assume it's a lot worse for anybody with chronic aichmophobia. It's a big achievement for anybody with a stutter to read in class....

Well you're lucky the cashier managed to figure out what you wanted. I had a similar experience in junior high, I went to the teachers room to look for a certain teacher, but I couldn't manage to say ...

Yeah, still remember praying "Please, do NOT pick me". Also slowly starting to panic where there was reading one paragraph per person, one by one....

Hi, I find some similarities to my story. I talked normally until at my 15. At the high school in the class, suddenly I wasn't able to read out loud some word at all, so everyone stared at me, waiting...

Good job. I remember those horrible days, palms sweating, mathing out when it would be my turn to read and which question or section I'd have to say. I did not enjoy high school. If you can get over t...

I had to read like a whole page in english class once, it went fairly well I only had a couple of hiccups and my teacher said that my pronunciation was pretty much perfect (this was a pretty long time...

Reading in class was one of the worst thing for me in high school and I was never completely able to do it. Congratulations!...

This is **exactly** how I feel. I seem to block more than I really 'stutter', and not being able to get the sound out at all for several seconds is really embarrassing. I wish more people knew that bl...

Dang, that's rough. Sorry dude, but thanks for sharing; we can definitely commiserate. Reminds me of times when I block on my own name. Can't get a single sound out after "Hi, my name is ---" and I'v...

> I have also mild stutter, but just realize, we are still the lucky guys. There are much severe stutterers than us. It must be much harder to cope with it for them... I agree, I'm not sure if my...

Thanks for the really nice comment, it is so inspirational. Very well said. I totally agree with the Avoidance behavior, I found that I have almost the all symptoms of Avoidant personality disorder :D...

Got stopped by police, they asked me some questions, i stuttered on every word.

Got stopped by police, they asked me some questions, i stuttered on every word. Note: i'm writing this an hour after it happened. So every night my mom finishes her work late at night and it's dangero...

After primary school (and the school after that) I think it's really immature to bully people for their way of talking, walking or whatever. But some people maybe are late to mature I guess. I was a...

Back in junior high, when my acceptance over my speech was at its lowest, I punched a kid for making fun of my speech, but that's probably the worst I've really experienced. Of course I'll get strang...

Lmaooooo thank you /u/emmanola for the translation, I had no idea what that meant. Honestly it all comes down to the situation. Personally I've never been made fun of to an extent that offended me, t...

Stuttering as a kid was the worst. Not necessarily elementary school because you didn't really care about what the other kids thought since you grew up knowing them. But once highschool approached thi...

Indeed. The majority of tasks that people wouldn't see as anything are very difficult to do for stutterers. I still get very embarrassed in the moment but I don't really care afterwards. Before I woul...

Having a thing for glasses is a pretty common having a thing for something as rare as a stutter is pretty weird imo. Also telling me that I have issues is pretty rude tbh....

"When there can be improvements". Imagine having your SO tell you, that the big flaw, that is a constant source for self-hatred, probably something that has haunted him for his entire life, needs to b...