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I had this exact same discovery when I started going on nights out regularly from 18. When I went to university I also went through a phase of taking mdma and cocaine on nights out, which also improve...

You sound like a really great co-worker. I'm sure things will work out and I think a negative outcome is highly unlikely, especially given how much time and thought you are putting into this. It sou...

This kind of introspection is awesome. I'm consider myself to be so lucky that my stutter has become so much better since it really became a problem when I was like 10. To this day though, I still ...

My man, I have a dad and a grandmother both with a stutter. Broke my dads heart when he found out I had it. I’m now 22 with a degree in biology and my whole life ahead of me. My stutter even though se...

Letting you know brother, male 22 with a genetic stutter my whole life, graduated last June with degree in biology and with a stutter. Hardest challenge of my whole life but the lows make the highs th...

Yea, self-esteem is the key factor. If we have self-esteem, we feel like we have the right to be ourself, and feel good about being ourself. I think any self-growth tips or programs generally will hel...

Dude I’m 28 and still can’t say my name. I’m getting married year. You’ll get there. You’ll have your ups and down. Just have to bounce back every day....

Just had an interview

Just had an interview I just had an interview, and although I stuttered a lot. I was able to say exactly what I wanted, and I am really happy and proud of my self. To anyone else scared of interviews,...

Speech therapy is helpful. Not in the way of making you stutter less but more like self confidence. Which in many cases really helps out with stutter. Sure they will give you techniques but those will...

I went back and read your whole thread. It’s very similar to the experience I had with speech therapy, albeit yours sounded more thorough. Thank you so much for taking the time to respond. Your insigh...

I totally understand what you’re going thru! I’ve been stuttering since I was born too, it was mild/closer to severe, but with time, it improved! At first I thought the same as you, but then, one day,...

When I was a kid yes. But over time you get used to it. It's annoying but the main thing you have to try and develop is confidence so you don't let it hold you back as much. I speak to clients on a da...

You need to meet some inspiring people who have/had stutters. My university professor had a mild stutter but just got through it and was genuinly our best teacher because he was so passionate, hell th...

I used to think that as well. Of course, you are restricted but there is much worse than stuttering. There is a saying "don't let your \[disability\] define you". Obviously, it influences who you ar...

Wow, you basically just described me. I’m the exact same, it’s good to know I’m not alone in this feeling. But I think we can overcome it....

I can relate a lot. I have so much thoughts and ideas I could contribute with, even some good questions - I always tell myself I'll speak the next day, but that never comes. It's a tough battle, that'...

I'm not sure how to measure what an average stutter is, but I say go for it. If it doesn't work out for you, then at least you tried. No shame in that....

Anyone feeling the same when stopping stutter?

Anyone feeling the same when stopping stutter? When I speak fluently, I feel something missing, I feel empty like I have no control. Because I have the need to stutter (I have the need to feel the pre...

I was actually pretty confident today, so I talked more & didn’t stutter as much through the first half, second half I had some trouble but it still was a great day. Thank you for asking this ques...

Today has been okay! I haven’t really been out in the world yet but im sure Ill get through whatever comes up. Ive been trying to lean into my stutter when it does happen & it actually makes it ea...