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I used to hate it growing up, but im accustomed to it now so it doesn't bother me no more...
I'm not really proud of it. Nor do people really have a thing against stuttering people enough for us to unite under a single flag....
I stuttered from the age of 5 until I was 70! My stuttering was totally emotionally caused and cured through psychotherapy to deal with an abusive childhood. Not all stuttering is emotionally caused,...
I wanted to continue!
I wanted to continue! So today in my class we had to present and I honestly was nervous, we all have been there. Heart is beating, stomach is tight ect. So I get called and I right off the back start ...
I'm glad people can be happy accepting they have a stutter but it is definitely NOT something I am proud of...
Yes, it was l long time ago, before social acceptance of non-conformity. I'm a female who had a mild-moderate stutter, It was in the 1970s before inclusion. Almost everyone else in my dorm was invited...
I'm quite a bit older than 40s and still stutter. It's part of who I am as a person. Nothing to be ashamed of....
I hear you :( Personally, a sense of community is what I have looked for since childhood. At 22, I have found this support group and through it, other communities on instagram. To see stutter being t...
The Stuttering Pride Flag conceptualized by Dysfluent from the UK.
The Stuttering Pride Flag conceptualized by Dysfluent from the UK. [deleted]...
I chastise stutterers who curse themselves for stuttering just as I'd chastise someone for taunting a stutterer. If your friend beat himself up for getting stuck on a word I'd say 'Hey don't talk that...
Of course, this is the basis of the course (Getting rid of stuttering). When we kill all the difficult letters, words and situations, we will be able to speak fluently without the need for technique...
It's tough man, I remember literally screaming at the sky one day just as loud as I could out of frustration and just being tired of it. I lived in a rural area so I guess I wasn't worried about someo...
Fake it till you make it, I know it sucks. Positivity is the quickest route to become happy with it. Most good people will see through the stutter and know you’re still a good loving person. I get it,...
So true! When I finally became ok with stuttering and let people hear my stuttering it was then that everything got better. When I always tried to hide it speaking was much harder. I used to think th...
My wife said she always thought it was adorable. She has no issues with it and always reassures me it isn’t as bad as I think it is. Sometimes she makes fun of it which I find hilarious 😂...
Thanks for encouraging OP. I stuttered for 65 years and recovered fully through psychotherapy to deal with an abusive childhood. My stuttering was emotionally caused. I became fluent at 70! I learned ...
I had my first job interview about a year ago, i was only 18 at the time with no prior experience so I got basic questions. I stuttered a little bit throughout the prior questions, and then when I wa...
Yeah, I get that. Tools/techniques can be practical solutions. I just hate when people say they "overcame stuttering" or they "used to stutter" when they are still a person who stutters. Techniques ca...
Yes! I'm Sue and I fully recovered after 65 years. I am totally fluent. I recovered through psychotherapy dealing with an abusive childhood. Though I had a successful life, having recovered even at ag...
Megan, Hi, Im Sue. I post a lot to support others. My only suggestion is to read the tips of others. I would have also died if I’d had to take phone calls. I'm a recovered stutterer who recovered at 7...