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wish my stutter would go away for atleast a day :/ ...

My Dad had a severe stutter, I would say mine is moderate, my sisters and brother dont have it. I do do think there is a genetic component. Whatever the reason we are stuck with it, yesterday I couldn...

Don’t let stuttering hold you back. I have a stutter that is a lot better now compared to when I was a kid but still have some bad moments. Despite that, I have s girlfriend, a good job, and an active...

I have always stuttered. I struggle to say my own name most of the time, even more on my kids’ names. I hate talking on the phone. The other side is that I am an IT professional who regularly teaches ...

I have a stutter and dysarthia - and I'm about to graduate a performing arts degree and move onto my masters. ...

My sister has told me numerous times that I would work best in the type of job where I am in a small, dark room by myself and don’t have to talk for 8 hours a day. I am a very social person and love ...

Agreed. At 15 I didn't know how to live with Stuttering. It definitely gets better as you get older. (30 now,)...

I have a moderate-to-severe stutter and I talk for a living (teacher). You can do it. Yes, it will be hard, discouraging, you'll have setbacks, you'll have terrible days, it isn't fair, etc. You [w...

Stuttering isn't curable but it can be tolerable. You're young, you've found this subreddit (how I wish this existed when I was 15) and you have years to figure it out. Things will change. It won't ge...

You do you, my dude. I work as a communications manager for a global company of over 20,000 people. I have meetings all the time, take phone calls all the time. My fluency goes up and down a lot and s...

Well as a kid who stuttered, I never recovered. Damn. ...

I play a lot of sport/go to the gym each week, but yeah sometimes that'll happen to me lol Breathing is a huge factor in stuttering, that's why I was told to speak slowly and in tune with my breathin...

I think you got the response you did because the premise of your question may be a little short-sighted. Yes, there are jobs that require more talking than others, but when you get down to it, all jo...

ya talking in person is easier for me as well. i have a question regarding ur previous job. Did your stuttering get better over time while working at that job with radio? Any difference in your stutte...

Yes. I consider myself a severe stutterer. But sometimes I have to push through it to achieve the life style and goal I want. I am a transportation engineer, majored in civil engineering in college....

Thank you, I'll keep this advice in mind. Severity fluctuates for me as well, ranging from me being totally fluent to unable to get my point across due to stuttering. These tips should help....

My stuttering has been a rollercoaster for the last 15 years (I'm 28). Sometimes I would be perfectly fluent for several months, then I'd pause, get blocks, the letters of hard words change, from mild...

Stutter tends to vary over time, so it's likely just within regular variance. The trick, I guess, is to not let it surprise you. If you're having trouble managing it, you could try visiting a speech t...

Thank you and obviously you as well. It’s strange how it ebbs and flows. I know it’ll pass and I’ll stop being so dramatic. :)...

Sorry to hear it’s been tough for you OP. The frustration can get the best of us. When practising along I very rarely stutter but sometimes dusting a conversation certain words just WON’T come out. ...