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Has your stutter changed ever since you accepted it?

Has your stutter changed ever since you accepted it? I used to think I just lacked confidence until I eventually realised that no, other people lack confidence but most don't stutter. Ever since acce...

I don't deny the fact that I stutter, to myself anymore, or attribute this to something that can be changed, like confidence....

Interesting read, I disagree with Biden on some issues, but I admire his bravery. He has to deal with global economic/foreign problems and gets routinely attacked/mocked by white nationalists, feminis...

I’m an coherent stutter but I’m pretty good at hiding it very well. Some think I’m very fluent but it’s just exhausting to hide 24/7 and sometimes my stutter just slips out. A teacher in high school a...

The guy in the forest area in silent Hill 4 has a stutter. But it seems more like the cliche mentally unhinged sort of stutter...

Never, I say what’s on my mind and if anyone has a problem with that, it’s their problem not mine....

No, but I conducted 'therapy' for myself: I found out my stuttering was psychologically domianted so what I am doing these days is restoring myself to me during 2020 when I was distracted from my stu...

I agree. Most of us are devilizing stuttering because society is ignorant of what it actually is and actually I don't think they are purposedly offensive to PWS, instead they are just astonished and ...

I'd say I BARELY stutter and everyone except SLP will not recognize me as a PWS. I tried practicing prounciations, tongue twisters, and mocking broadcasters when I was 14.5-15 y.o to cure my stutteri...

Honestly I agree, at least in regards to myself, I can't speak for anyone else. The truth is that I'm terrified to be myself around others sometimes because I'm scared to stutter. I have this view tha...

It hurts when family members treat us like that especially. I don't have that 'happy ending' to tell at least not at the moment; I just like the cold hard reality and I do my best to handle it as it c...

It's so rare and I'm so comfortable dealing with I consider myself a non-stutterer...

What's your description of "accepted my stutter"? What does it mean to you?...

You say you accepted your stutter but it doesn’t feel like you have based on what you’ve written. I’m not trying to bash you. I’ve been where you’ve been and I sympathize with how you’re feeling. I u...

Was just gonna say this. Our stutters have had negative effects on our lives, and we can't change that. However we can accept it and move on, and try our best to NOT compare ourselves to someone who ...

This is further evidence that Stuttering is caused by a physiological deficiency and that it can be treated with appropriate medication. There are some that work now, but hopefully they can do more r...

Ever since I accepted my stutter, I have become fixated on it

Ever since I accepted my stutter, I have become fixated on it **It's starting to feel like the root cause of all my** ***social*** **problems now**. I don't have many friends, and I can't help but fee...

Does anyone here no longer stutter?

Does anyone here no longer stutter? If so, what made you fluent? And also, how has your life changed ever since you became fluent? [View Poll](https://www.reddit.com/poll/wzuz6o)...

Stuttering is a 100% a disability. The fact that you can hide it sometimes is no different than a person with limited use of their legs is able to hide it by sitting down and not walking. With that s...

I get your intentions are good and I'm not trying to sound too high horse'y here but This is kinda like the equivalent of saying to a poor person "you aren't rich because you didn't want it bad enough...