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Doubting myself during times that my stutter is less severe

Doubting myself during times that my stutter is less severe I've dealt with a stutter my whole life, in addition to difficulty with mumbling and leaving out sounds. It used to be bad enough that I cou...

Stutter doesn't play a role in social bonds believe it or not. Confidence does. If you barely talk and stutter, no one will talk to you. This was me a few years ago. Now I'm the one who initiates the...

Unpopular opinion probably but I feel like making friends is not as tied to stuttering as some people think/want to think. Its easy to blame ur stutter and call it a day when there might be more to it...

I feel like the reason I don’t struggle to make friends with a stutter is because my personality speaks for itself. I’m a great person who just happens to stutter so what....

Don’t look at your stutter as a problem change the way you think it’s just a normal part of your life no one is perfect. But having a stutter does make you unique! I’ve never known a stutter to be bor...

Don’t look at your stutter as a problem change the way you think it’s just a normal part of your life no one is perfect. But having a stutter does make you unique! I’ve never known a stutter to be bor...

POEM “proud to stutter”

POEM “proud to stutter” i’m proud to stutter it wasn’t always this way. stuttering was a consistent and major source of shame for most of my life. i hated it and went to great lengths to hide it. i o...

You don’t need to speak “properly” to have human connections. I’m pretty sure people with other conditions such as having a hearing impairment can get by. You just need people who can show you empathy...

There are people who have changed their name because it was too hard for them to say. In most cases, they began having trouble in their new name as well. It's usually not the letter that's the issue, ...

I no longer allowed my stutter to control every aspect of life. I stutter on every letter of the alphabet but I wanted to name my boys what I wanted; I chose Ethan and Evan....

I struggled a lot debating back and forth with myself on if I could or should name my child something I struggled saying. In the end, I came to this conclusion. Stuttering sucks, a LOT, and predetermi...

I found a mind-blowingly perfect stuttering analogy in a research paper (unknown author)

I found a mind-blowingly perfect stuttering analogy in a research paper (unknown author) The resounding conclusion I come to when pondering stuttering is perfectly summed up in this. I’d be curious to...

At 42, I don't think it ever will. I've just accepted it. I hate that I have it, but until there's brain surgery made available to fix it, it's here to stay. I guess people don't tend to notice it in...

I know many people who stutter. When you start to meet others who stutter, you realize that you’re not alone… meet more, lather rinse repeat - you’ve found your tribe. And the tribe knows that there’s...

Well im totally aware that both are superficial conclusions and come mostly by ignorance or actual stupidity. But for what concerns physical problem, some assert that i might had something phonatory a...

What? This is dumb af, who told you that? I can even compare this to myself 1) physical problem: nope, i do pull ups, swimming and running, I'm in pretty good physical shape, but it doesn't affect the...

I can't answer exactly this, to me the stutter is still an huge mistery, but i think that if i'd lose consciousness and lose all my memories i probably wouldn't stutter. Idk how reliable is this but i...

How is it possible that “normal” people speak fluently nearly all the time? What’s the difference between them and a stutterer?

How is it possible that “normal” people speak fluently nearly all the time? What’s the difference between them and a stutterer? ...

i think about this often. even did a poll on here a while back. the avg was only met 1 other. ive met 3-4 but 2 were because i just barely picked up on it -- my guess is there are many of us Earth Wal...

Intersectionality

Intersectionality the ever-popular lens by which society views one another, all too often exclusive to *physically* immutable characteristics. yet instead of showing our *audibly* immutable characteri...