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Thanks for the insight! I have read Re-defining stuttering and tried to apply the **hexagon** on myself (which I did), but there is no specific step by step treatment. Could you please share in detail...

At the age of 22, I was thrust into a world of 'adults,' and I still perceived myself as a frightened little child in a big, scary, dangerous world of 'professionals' who all knew more than me. I tho...

>sounds like you're fighting against a natural part of yourself. Exactly. The natural part of myself that is messed up. Just as I fight the natural urge to stop at Chick-Fil-A everyday. Or I battl...

Work on improving other aspects of your life besides your stutter, and you should naturally become more confident....

Focusing on fluency is different than focusing on stuttering/feared words. I focus on positive fluency, not negative stuttering/fear habits. It’s like focusing on the solution rather than the problem....

Think it depends. I'm 18, had a seemingly life long stutter and it's not gotten much better as I've aged...

I've also met a lot of people who removed stuttering completely. They also didn't go to therapy, they didn't use any technique but by speaking a lot, they removed it. For an introvert, you have to wor...

They didn't go to therapy or did anything tbh. It just got a bit better with time and eventually went away. Believe me I'd want answers more than anybody coz i can barely speak a word without a 5-10 s...

It just went away for them. They have no idea how. They were always more confident etc than me. I was always kind of an introvert...

I'm also 17 years old. and I feel like I won't get over the stutter. because I've seen most of my stuttering transformations, I know it can get worse or better, but it will never go away....

The only way to get rid of the stutter is by not focusing on improving only the fluency, dont see stutter as a disability that is stopping u from being ur best a stutter in most cases is caused due to...

I was similar to what you are experiencing. When I was nervous or anticipatory, like knowing I was getting called on in class, public speaking, phone calls, ordering at a restaurant, my speaking was n...

I've met a lot of people who removed their stuttering after the age of 20. When I ask them how they did it, they say, enforce natural speech, practice speaking a lot, change the way you look at stutt...

"I suffer from stuttering for as long as I can remember. " " I can't express myself as I want" "blocking myself at the beginning of the word." It's not about fluency. Our stutter problem is not that ...

I had an experience last week where I raised my voice at someone for first time at work. I’m a manager and he walked out of the store without telling anyone and then didn’t listen to me because he was...

Most people don't stutter when they talk to themselves but a minority do. I happen to. I know others as well. Are you generally open about your stutter in your personal life?...

My stutter is according to others, barely noticeable, even though I do stutter. For me I swear as soon as they hear autism it’s either a pity thing or they stop considering me....

I'm glad someone posted about this, because I've been thinking about him too. He's definitely one of my heroes, not only because of being a fellow stutterer, but also because he was one of those rare ...

I mean is it possible to continue to look confident while stuttering? Sure you can look not as meek and timid but how are you supposed to seem confident when you’re stuttering...

I would put this in the tourette's subreddit (idk for sure if there is one) or ask a tourette's professional about it. Idk how long your tics last/the types so it's also a big personal question. In ...