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That’s the million dollar question. However, since you’re a teenager, changing hormones are probably making it’s much worse. I am also 16 and have a stutter. My grandmother and great grandfather stutt...

I did the surgery like almost 10 years ago and it did nothing but allow me to breath better. In my opinion there is no cure to stuttering because all humans have it from severe to a faint hint. What I...

I do everyday. I'm all cheered up in the morning and then as time goes by i stutter more and more and feel tired and hopeless with 0 confidence i also need some advice to recover back ......

I’m a stuttering waiter AMA

I’m a stuttering waiter AMA Just started the job about a month ago. I have a mild to moderate stutter. I find my fluency to be seasonal. ...

I’m 51 and by around 38 I passed as fluent with most people-ie they couldn’t tell I stuttered. I still had blocks but I had mastered enough tools by then to appear fluent. I still stutter pretty bad...

Yes I outgrew it in my late teens/early 20s. My stutter was moderate throughout childhood. ...

Depends on the kind of stutter you have, whether it is severe (stammering/blocking on each second word) or mild (stammering/blocking/repetitions on each 6th to 10th word). Any examples help!...

Had a prrsentation today. Stuttered quite a bit but glad it's over...

Most have them have been cool about it to be honest and I do my damn best to be as fluent as possible. ...

Sounds about right. Practicing my speech sometimes helps or when I have a good day, I tend to continue having a good mentality but my fluency does drop out of no where for no apparent reason. ...

Sinusoidal cycle of stammering

Sinusoidal cycle of stammering Hi. I would like to share with you with my thoughts about my stammering. I am stammering since I remember. As every stammerer I was eager to contact with people fluent...

Bro I have to use a radio to communicate with other agents every day. If I can do this shit, you can too. Im constantly calling shit out because its the nature of the job. People give me shit but its ...

Navy Vet. I wouldn't classify my stutter as severe by any means, but it is there and people notice. So, I'm speaking from that point of view. You'll be just fine. Like RKJ said, there will be good and...

First Responder here, you’ll have bad and good days like anything else, go to therapy to help you out, figure out what your really scared of deep down and just “‘man up” and focus on the actual job, b...

It’s the same with me. I notice that if I talk for a long time, such as when I give a presentation, instead of repeatedly replying to someone, I hardly or don’t stutter. So, my stutter sometimes reall...

I’m a similar situation as you. I’m 29 and work as a architect. I work remotely from home and have noticed my stutter has gotten worse since I left the office environment. But in general if I’m in a g...

My thoughts on my stuttering.

My thoughts on my stuttering. I'm 28 years old male. Fairly successful in life in a well paying construction job. I've been stuttering my whole life and I feel like that's the last thing holding me ba...

On the bright side, it gets easier as you get older but teenage years will suck in terms of communication. It got easier to speak for me when I was 23. I still stutter of course but it's been getting ...

Do you find your speech becomes better if you practice talking to people every day? I stutter severely, but if I have social interactions every single day, then talking becomes really easy after 1 or ...

It's sooo hard for me to speak English. It's easier to speak my native language because it's quite flexible but I can't do the same with English. Even though I've been speaking English since I was you...