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Dude, I just scrolled down some of your post history, seems to me you live a pretty exciting life. Stuttering, doesn’t make you any less. Maybe you do miss out on some social aspects, I believe, we al...

Seeing that you are very young and haven’t stuttered your whole life I can understand your frustration, I was the same way but I’ve stuttered my whole life. At 25 I’m lucky enough to have married som...

I was able to largely mitigate my stutter by doing lots of public speaking in church, youth groups, and college. But, just because this worked for me doesn’t mean it will work for everyone. I love you...

After 32 years of trying everything under the sun, the only thing left is to “deal with it”. That doesn’t mean you gave up. That means you decided to stop spending your mental energy chasing something...

I love your tenacity and agree with you! My dad used to have a stutter when he was a kid. He fixed it by age 9 or 10 with speech therapy. People have fixed their stutters to the point where they have ...

\> But people realised their speech became a lot better when they stopped pushing pressure on themselves. 100x times this. It's not about giving up, it's about accepting it. If there's a cure o...

>We shouldn’t have to deal with something that effects our mental health tremendously and sometimes even physically hurts our jaw or muscles Just a friendly reminder that pretty much everyone has ...

Coming from someone in Air Force JROTC (not planning on doing ROTC in college or joining the military) a 96 on the ASVAB is fucking amazing, holy fucking shit. (The highest score I know of from my sch...

Damn. I can defiantly relate to this, I know that my solution to stuttering lies within, but that shortcut just looks real nice yk. I think I'll stick it out and If for whatever reason I'm down horren...

There’s someone out there for everyone, I’ve stutter since I was in 1st grade and I’m 38 years old. I never really thought I would find anyone myself and the thought really didn’t bother I was fine bu...

Just go! You dont have to be anybody, just be yourself even if strangers look at uou weird. Is your friend really your friend? just stick with him. tell him that uou are afraid of doing something if t...

Havent been here a long time😁 I didnt read your post, but I would say.. Just be yourself don't do anything you wouldn't want to do and try doing the things that you would like to do amd see how it g...

The biggest enemy and bully is yourself. I was on the contrary, girls came up to me all the time and asked me out, but I kept turning them down because i thought that because of my stutter I will not ...

At 22, I too was convinced I would never find love and die alone. I had such anger at the world and thought bitter loneliness to be my lot in life. At 44, I am 15 years into a happy marriage to a be...

Heya! So it sounds like from this post a lot of the emotions you’re experiencing are from life itself and not necessarily directly related to your stutter. I recently graduated university, started a n...

I know a lot of other people here are saying similar things but it’s true! You’ll find someone, I find that the stutter is great for filtering low quality people out of your life so you don’t waste yo...

Hey im so sorry to read this… Can you talk about this with your friend so he can help you when you are panicking? I find myself often struggling with anxiety about plans I had made but when I event...

Don’t believe the stinking thinkin! You will meet someone wonderful! I think the road ahead for all of us is to start loving who we are and being ok that we’re not perfect. No one is!...

You are still young at 22 so you have plenty of time to find someone. You will definitely find someone who will accept you for who you are at some point, just be patient. There are hundreds of million...

My stutter emerged as a result from a traumatic dog attack at the age of 5. I couldn't speak for a year and then I was put in speech therapy (12 years) all through school and 8 more years out of hig...