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You have a great attitude about it! Best wishes! You sound like you're gonna be a great parent and role model!...

Given that your fiance knows what it is like to be a stutterer she would probably be able to provide incredible support. It's tough though, I know I have many vivid memories of being terrified as a c...

I’m jealous! I’m a highschool student and right now ADORE my teachers and all they do for me. Would love to see a teacher with a stutter! ...

Oh you’re a teacher? With a stutter? That’s so cool! It was great to share. ...

The one thing that *really* gets me going, is seeing/hearing/witnessing someone else stutter and talk about their "journey". Man does that make me weak and weep....

College students are alot more mature than high school students. In America college is viewed as an experience of the real world, among other things. Ever one was always patient and considerate of me ...

There's nothing to be ashamed of. Stutter's just a thing that happens to some. You're not letting your parents down. They know you stutter. They'll wait. You can talk. It's just that you stutter als...

Don't take it too hard. Each of us here face this problem. Your parents are the first of any to have accepted you. They understand you. Do not get tensed. Breathe in, calm down. And then try to commun...

The fact that you're worried about your friend and that you want to be there for her says so much good about you. I hope you do manage to call her. I know it's tough, but if you can, try not to focus ...

Many times random people laughing or saying things like, “Did you forget your name”, are ignorant of your disorder. They may feel awkward and never been in that situation. You have to take it with a...

I completely agree. Unless they're being wildly obnoxious and continue to belittle you after you explain it, just let it go. Stuttering isn't a super well-known condition, some people are bound to mis...

Like, someone you just met and doesn't know you? They're probably just being playful and didn't mean to pinch a nerve. Or someone who knows you're a stutterer and is bullying you? That's a shitty lo...

Just go and talk. In today’s world people really wont care you stutter or no. Just go and be nice to people. I have tons of friends all my life and never had a problem. ...

I tried this too and for me I didn't get any result but we are all different. Also I do believe that having a good mood it has an positive impact on your body but in my case it didn't work....

On the contrary. It is exactly because I fully understand and personally feel the pain other fellow stutterers experience, to the degree I can’t be around another stutter without feeling overwhelmingl...

Thank you for sharing your own experience. You are a lucky guy. I’m also lucky enough to have met my wife, a fluent speaker, who fully accepts and loves me as a stutter. For that I’m forever grateful...

I feel like I'm more empathetic than most. I listen really well and am generally very accepting of others' viewpoints and feelings, almost (sometimes?) to a fault. I also feel like I've grown to be ...

I know a few people who have speech impediments including stuttering. Usually the younger you are the more embarrassed you are for them, then it turns to a more sympathetic/empathetic stance as you ge...

This is still a forum for discussion. We can disagree, have a discussion and be excellent to each other at the same time. ...

I would never want a stutterer friend in real life. I don’t know if it’s just me, but I just can’t bear seeing another human being stutter. I don’t personally know any other stutterer, but I remember...