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I'm fully recovered at 70! I stuttered for 65 years and recovered through psychological therapy for an abusive childhood. Better late than never. I've remained fluent for 4 1/2 years and believe it is...

I'm deeply sorry this happened to you. I know this sounds hard, but try not to give shit about the audience, it will take time to get used to it. Remember that it is alright to stutter, when you tryin...

Happy to hear this. I'm really new here, and there's understandably lots of negative outlooks, so I think this can help others see a brighter future. Thanks for sharing! I think my speech, at one po...

This man, you see, i've been trying to search few months back about REALLY CURING my stutter then eventually stopped because i got busy and i partly realized that it won't work. Right now, i'm trying ...

I’m a huge proponent of “stop trying to hide”, which is something I only finally out after age 40. I spent SO much time and energy in my life focused on how I’m different and how I can try to trick my...

Each person may use another strategy (like acceptance). Different modalities have different definitions of acceptance. However, we could apply acceptance to different aspects in the stutter cycle: * ...

My past romantic partners have all said that my stutter was part of what they found attractive about me. They thought it was cute, made me appear more vulnerable and approachable. They also thought it...

>*"Where's the choice for 'just accepting my stutter as part of who I am and celebrating my stutter as part of my individuality?'"* I agree with you. We should use acceptance and letting go. While...

Where's the choice for 'just accepting my stutter as part of who I am and celebrating my stutter as part of my individuality?'...

Meh, fuck em. Don’t let them define who you are. Go back, head held high, they have it easier than us, wear that shit with honor....

It's a journey. For me it was a journey of acceptance. I'll probably have a stutter my whole life, but I've grown to be fine with that and sought meaning and fulfilment while ignoring my disability. T...

As a kid, I had family members make fun of me. Ask me to say words they knew I had exceptional difficulty with. Yes, I'm still angry about that shit. Yes, it has absolutely affected relationships wi...

We're our own worst enemy. I think that can be changed, you just have to want it. If you want to loath, that's your decision, but I don't think it's okay to tell others they should do the same, not tr...

'Perfectly' fluent people can have a fear of speaking. Some stutters speak with confidence. No such thing as normal. I grew up with a severe stutter that persisted into my mid-20s. I chose to go ...

The peace you seem to have found is essentially where I am. I'm happy with myself. This doesn't negate the a-holes or the difficult days, but I don't hate myself anymore. As for the tattoo, I like t...

Stuttering-related Tattoos

Stuttering-related Tattoos Hey guys! I'll keep this short. I've come a long way with my stutter, going from being petrified of being perceived as someone who has a stutter to actively mentioning the ...

I've got a good amount of years on you and still stutter. Most days are pretty good, some days it feels like I can't get through more than two words in a row. When I look back on the day, I can often ...

Why not just reply to my comments instead of creating new posts lol? I know exactly how you feel, high school was super hard for me too. By far the worst period of my life. All I am trying to say i...

Dismissing someone’s feelings toward their stutter or the way they feel in social situations with a stutter as simply having an inferiority complex is silly. We all know it’s a bit more complex than t...

I have the same thing bro, our minds work so fast we already anticipate the block and that is the thing that makes us block, when you're not thinking about like when you're talking alone you don't or ...