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I'm am sorry you have to go through this, my name starts with a B too and also gives me problems. And people take advantage of this to get me. It hurts, but it just take it in my stride. Think o...
No, my friend doesnt the ashamed at all. My point was that if the same thing had happened to me I would probably have alot of thoughts of that sort....
I can't say my own name sometimes
I can't say my own name sometimes My last name starts with a "B" which can be difficult for me (along with other hard contact letters/sounds) when I'm nervous...which usually only happens around stran...
This is how I stutter aswell, more or less. It's pretty spot on. The initiating conversations and asking questions is a killer for me. I just can't make it happen, or I could, but then it would be obv...
Oh boy....my story is also at your level of embarrassment. So I was at a Barnes and Noble browsing magazines about 3 years ago and I saw the cutest girl with awesome orange shoes on. I spent about 15...
Lately my stutter has been so bad I don't really even initiate conversation
Lately my stutter has been so bad I don't really even initiate conversation This is completely an issue of how I personally feel about my stutter. I shouldn't feel so defeated. But when there are a lo...
My severely embarrassing moment
My severely embarrassing moment I've worked in a call centre as a stutterer for 2 months now. Vocally, I've been fine. Smashing out KPIs, bonding with callers, rarely blocking and never stuttered. Tod...
hahaha oh jesus, a thouand instances just popped in my head, day to day. goddamnit I hate stuttering...
I'm actually a pretty outgoing person....I always get the courage to start a story...it goes smoothly for the first sentence then I think to myself...Wow, I haven't stuttered yet and BAM! Shot down......
wow the same applies to me. i talked really much when i was younger but in 6-7th great I became aware of being shy when talking in front of a group and as time progresses I talked less and less in cla...
It was exactly the same for me In 1-6th grade teachers always told me to "shut up" and not speak all the freaking time. 7-12th it was the other way around and teachers were actually saying that i sh...
Growing up, I was a loud mouth little shit who annoyed others and defied the rules whenever I could. Then highschool came and I got really self conscious about my speech and became a very quiet person...
I can relate 100% and it's terrible. The work situation is devastating. I, like you, act as if I was this socially retarded sociopath. And my co-workers probably think the same. The dream that replays...
I've always had a fairly severe stutter so it's always been open. I've read books, been a member of the NSA for a long time and tried numerous therapies and even i'm still trying to accept it. For som...
Pretty much this. Since I entered adulthood, I've begun caring less and less about my stutter. Sure, sometimes when there's a social situation requiring me to speak in front of a group I'll get a litt...
yeah, I am kind of a perfectionist, or I used to be at school in 5th and 6th grade, and my grades got worse and worse every year maybe because I didnt care anymore because of my stutter. Maybe im my w...
It feels good not being alone in the world
It feels good not being alone in the world Sometimes I feel incredibly alone and isolated, I feel sorry for myself, and my hatred towards everybody else grows steadily as I go further and further into...
I was shy because I stuttered. It wasn't until it started to creep up like crazy. It was back then when I was afraid to speak....
I was very overweight as a child and mocked for that as well, and my confidence levels were on the floor. In my case, I've noticed that general insecurity was what most likely led to speech insecuri...
Well I stuttered since I was a child.. at 35 it's mostly gone. It mostly stopped when I was 17 (and it probably sounds crazy) but after a potent hit of LSD it diminished by about 70%. I did not do LSD...