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Actually, I typically stutter much less around stutterers, just because I know they know what's wrong (and aren't worried that I'm, I dunno, having a stroke or something). Although I admit there is an...

That’s really cool of you to try to take an interest in something that doesn’t affect you directly. I can really imagine that the few times that you do post it adds a form of outside perspective. Whic...

I have 2 coworkers who also stutter. I see it as a blessing that I no longer feel that I am alone. Although, their stutter is pretty mild, so I kinda envy them...

I'm really glad your life is better than it was before! That's awesome. Good luck with the rest of the journey. I'm always hoping to make new friends online, since I really like meeting new people. I...

I had speech therapy last year at the age of 25. It was okay on the whole. They mucked us around so we had a total of I think it was 4 tutors. It was good to meet other people who stammer. We're like ...

I handle myself decently imo at parties. Drinking isn't a part of my social strategy as I don't partake. Generally at parties I'm too focused on the people I'm talking to or having people around me en...

Yes! I'm a covert stutterer as well and have had similar experiences before. I suppose recently I've decided to cut back on my asocialness (is that even a word?) and force myself to talk more. I thin...

> I only told someone that I stuttered before I started a conversation that was sort of an interview just over a week ago and you don't understand how amazing it was. I never wanted to tell anyone ...

I can empathize 100%, that being said, I desperately want to be social, I love socializing and connecting with people. You seem to have no desire to do so. Maybe this is just a phase or maybe, you hav...

I think this is fairly common. I've experienced this at various points in my life...though it may always be present, just at a lower level. I know what you mean when you say you're comfortable but not...

Don't get discouraged by our response to your results and experiences. We opened up a discussion here and I think that's progress enough. As much as I don't think there is a link with gluten and stutt...

I would but despite that the person stutters, I for some reason feel guilty for people who stutter just like me. I actually find it hard to listen to what they have to say but I remember at the same t...

Well coming here, posting, owning up to the embarrassment is a first step and it's a big first step, so feel good about that. I've known a lot of people who stutter, lots of covert stutterers and this...

That's so me with my stutter. It sucks when someone does it, but honestly I'm just happy the struggle is over with. And I kind of joke about it and it sort of breaks the ice? I've heard from a lot of ...

Yes, Personally I would. It benefits both parties as the tension for the stranger is broken. That stranger is probably thinking I am holding this person's time. ...

I'd like to think that I would - if I thought it would help that person. I have a cousin and an uncle who stutter, and so I'm used to being around people who stutter, but I don't think I've ever reall...

I didn't :( I had 2 classmates in my highschool who stuttered. And 1 ex-colleague. Never brought up stuttering topic....

Yes I would. I'd want to talk to that person about it because I've never met another stutterer in my entire life....

Yeah, why not. If they don't wanna talk about it it's also okay for me. But maybe it can be a relieve for both. ...

Yes. I've been in that precise situation recently with a covert stutterer who couldn't hide it successfully. There was a wonderful "one of us" moment and that was about it. He seemed relieved. How...