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I am 34 and have had many ups and downs in my life, many embarrassing moments, some job opportunities lost bc of my stutter. We got dealt an unfair card. No one’s arguing that. That said, you’re proba...

doesn’t trying to “fix” yourself get tiring. ive been stuttering my whole life and though, my stutter isn’t as severe, ive just accepted myself and my stutter and those who will decide to pick fun or ...

You are not your worst day. You are not your stutter. You are not a failure. You are unique and loved...

Honestly I rather stutter on every word and in every sentence like I already do than choose to be mute and not talk at all...

Same thing with me bro, I stutter regardless if I’m calm or not too, It’s just something we do and something we have to deal with sadly....

I think you may be misunderstanding what we mean when we say "accepting". You may be thinking it means "just live with your stutter and you can do anything an abled person could do!", but part of "acc...

Yes I do that. And it has profoundly improved my stutter till the point I don't stutter anymore. Make a habit for reading a loud daily. Take pauses. Take breaths. Take it easy and just read a loud. ...

I can’t control mine. Mine is a strange one because I’m not bad around my friends but I really struggle speaking to my parents and strangers. So I’d say it’s moderate. I can’t control mine, I don’t ...

Serious questions

Serious questions I understand that I need to 1000% accept my stutter and realize that it's ok to stutter, In order to make my speech more fluent. But all that accepting and optimism falls face flat o...

Bro I was just like you till 2 hours ago. You gotta let it go. There is nothing wrong with stuttering why are you scared of a people judging you so much? And if they do they're is your perfect reason ...

It's all in your head, my friend. Get over yourself. I have a stutter, and I also have a college degree, a successful career (of which I have to talk a lot) and am married. Sure stuttering sucks, but ...

I know that feeling of being flawed and unacceptable. I was fortunate to have a wonderful man think I was his dream, stuttering and all. I was eventually allowed to feel valued and worthy. I realize h...

I have the same. I feel embarrassed for them, cringe and hate them and myself. I guess It's an acceptance thing. I don't want to be a stutterer and it's so painful to admit it that I simply can't stan...

My sister’s boss has a stutter and for years didn’t have good fluency. He’s in his late 50s/early 60s and is a scientist who does a lot of public presentations at conferences etc. I didn’t even know h...

Try to be confident what I've noticed is the less you care the less other people will care if they feel you don't care about it then they won't see it as a bad thing about just a minor inconvenience a...

Hi there! It's great to see that you're thinking about your relationship with your stutter and its impact on your interactions. The consequences of not caring about your stutter can vary depending on ...

acceptance is the only path. people either won't care or find you special (even attractive) for having and owning a stutter. ownership of any kind is potent and makes others interested in you....

In my experience, the answer is 1 I decided after years of speech therapy doing little to nothing and speech tricks never becoming a habit after years of practice, that I would stop trying. I decided...

Take care of yourself. If you're in a point where you feel the right way to proceed is to not give an f about your stutter, proceed as you see fit. It's a problem that you're making other people's op...

What are the consequences of not giving an F?

What are the consequences of not giving an F? Basically the question. What will happen if I don't care about my stutter, no matter how long a block might be (I'm talking about 40 secs of silence block...