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My biggest challenge is calling someone on the phone because YOU have to decide when to call them. And that might give you enough time to worry about it, which is not good. What’s some of my coping...

For real! I’ve had girls just respectfully wait for my stutter which is cool and nice, but not a lot showed that they liked it or so besides the minimum of respect. The latter are quite special :) And...

Ive dealt with being laughed at for my stutter so its something i can never ever view in a positive light but good in you for handling it well...

The girls who like YOU for who you are, despite your speech, are the keepers. :) . We're unique. :P...

Hey! You should really join our stuttering community - there's a link in my profile you can use to join for free. It's a stuttering community for professionals who stutter. We talk about interviewing ...

Yes, sometimes I block at funny moments and it's ok to laugh. I actually like it too...

Sometimes a laugh is nice

Sometimes a laugh is nice Today a cute girl laughed about my stutter, in a good way! She was smiling for the whole conversation and when I stuttered she let out a confident soft giggle. Not mocking, ...

You should join my stuttering community for professionals (people who work) who stutter that I launched a few months ago - it's free. We already have almost 200 professionals who stutter, but this wil...

I agree. I think this comes down to blocking and stuttering freely. There are times where I block for almost 20-30 seconds. It's important to start conversations by telling people you're a person who ...

I’ve beaten my stutter a year ago. I was a very severe case. I’m not here to beg you and convince to do what the book tells you to do to beat your stutter. Be a fool and continue to stutter for the re...

Hey! First off, it's totally normal to feel what you're feeling right now. I think speaking slowly does help people who stutter. I'm also a person who blocks on words which prevents me from saying c...

Community builds acceptance. Meeting other people who stutter builds normalcy in our speech. We represent 1% of the population and are constantly surrounded by people who talk differently than us. Thi...

Not to treat my stutter, but I have noticed I’m less self conscience about my stutter....

Hi love, I get what you’re saying I have bad news and good news The bad ones: You have to stutter in front of other people. Because as far as I’m aware not many people wake up one day with their s...

I deal with this too. I’m 24. I try my best, but also I try not being to hard on myself. It’s not our fault. That said, don’t let the feeling of helplessness discourage you....

Yes exactly. We know what it is but for someone who has not had any exposure to stuttering it can be alarming to see that they ask- U okay? You can’t take it personally. They just don’t know any bette...

Late onset stuttering is rare, but not unheard of. The most important thing is you're bit embarrassed and continuing to be yourself. The more comfortable you are with stuttering and not trying to hide...

>my fear of getting caught stuttering. Why does it bother you if people hear you stutter? It's just a part of your speech, and likely always will be to an extent. They should care more about WHAT ...

The way to be able to speak much more fluently is to let people hear your repetitions....

No, stuttering is our biggest gift. We talk about a lot of this in our stuttering community - feel free to join for fee using the link in my bio. People who stutter typically have higher emotional int...