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It helps me. I have a friend who has a very interesting take on it. He doesn't want to desensitize it, he wants to embrace his disfluency....

Openness also implies acceptance (on your part), which is a good thing. Disclose and move on. Accept and move on....

Thanks that is helpful :) I am trying to be more open about my stutter in general so mby its also a good practice :D...

I hope this isn’t weird.

I hope this isn’t weird. I get really excited when I run into someone else with a stutter or speech impediment because I get to treat them how I would like to be treated. They get the whole kit and ka...

The first step for me was meeting other people who stutter and building more normalcy in my challenges. I just launched the first Slack-based stuttering community for professionals who stutter two m...

We as a community need to accept our speech more. It's so hard when we're constantly surrounded by people who speak differently than us. We fall into our anxieties which could hinder our professional ...

Dude! This is amazing and so cool. The message is so clear. We as people who stutter need to accept our speech and really change the way our brain thinks about our stutter. I love the message here - s...

Can sense it in your change of voice over time, building comfort really does help with stuttering. There is a downside where unless its consistently severe often people will think you're faking it lik...

Back in highschool, I used to run away from my stuttering. I'm always disgusted when people see me struggle when speaking, and to be honest sometimes I still feel this. But then I slowly learn to acce...

You should definitely get one! I fussed over the idea for a few years, and I'm really glad I just did it. And honestly some variation of that screensaver might make a really unique tattoo if you can t...

This is incredible. Out of all the years I've stuttered, I've never considered getting a tattoo of it. What an inspirational thing to do. Now I want this tattoo as well. Somewhat related: My Facebook...

That's cool! I always thought if I got a tattoo about my stutter that I'd get a broken record. Might be a little obvious but I'm basic haha....

Holy shit I fucking love this. Really. It’s an oddly inspiring motto. And the white ink looks incredible. When I watched It on premiere day, I dont think I knew Bill stuttered so I was so shocked but ...

During these moments you have to ask why are you feeling inferior, losing confidence, etc. "Is it fear? Are you catastrophizing?" And so on... You may benefit from traditional therapy. Also, try to...

I'm here for you as well. This frustration is the exact reason why I launched the first stuttering community on Slack 2 months ago. Feel free to join for free here - [www.stutterfreely.com](https://ww...

Couldn't agree more - that's why the community I started is called "Stutter Freely" because that's exactly what the goal is. Our community is specifically for professionals who stutter (if you're inte...

So glad you posted this. I started a stuttering community 2 months ago specifically for professionals who stutter. We have over 130 members already ranging from doctors, engineers, lawyers, consultant...

Sometimes stuttering can’t be cured, and that’s okay too. We need to love ourselves and not focus solely on the way we speak....

I keep getting these notifications from /r/Stutter and can't help myself but give some advice. I just struggled for so long and lived with so much self-hate. You can read my other comments for my full...

One of the first time I disclosed my stutter it was to this really cute girl that I kind of had a crush on. She told me she thought my stutter was hot. Agreed, if she likes you for all of who you are...