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I'm currently 22 years old I started stuttering in 6th grade and from that point on. I dealt with extreme anxiety, nervousness. Uncertainty and sadness. I couldn't speak my mind, answer questions, pr...
Hey, I know exactly what you feel like. 24m, it’s so awful living with this. I would say mine is moderate to severe. Some days are better than others. It’s been the root of all my anxiety and depressi...
So glad it works! Sometimes you just have to be a bit creative! To be sure, to be sure 😉...
Exactly, and only really strong people can live with this and be succesfull. It's like living with depression, only extremely strong people can do it! So if you can do it, you should be proud of yours...
Feeling stupid
Feeling stupid Im really tired of feeling and looking stupid every time I talk I prefer to be silent forever but i hate it when i try to thank someone and it takes a long time for me just to say thank...
Ugh I guess I'm the oldest here 40.. I to have a moderate stutter. Often times I'm fine but it can sneak up on me. Especially if you ask my name. You can both accept it and try to overcome it at the s...
I'm in my mid 40's. Mine was bad as a child and that was rough, but it got better over the years to the point where some new friends in high school didn't know I had a speech problem. College was ro...
Whilst the fight or flight responses were almost identical, I feel like I experienced both separately. So I didnt notice any correlation between PA improvement and speech improvement. I was (and sti...
Life with Stuttering is just a life of surviving not life of Living/Enjoying
Life with Stuttering is just a life of surviving not life of Living/Enjoying I am 24m stuttering since childhood and i have experienced stuttering in all its glory Life with a stutter is just all day ...
19F. Long story short, it's been a hot mess. Not trying to overuse the word but some things/events/people really do trigger my hatred towards it. Other days I couldn't care less what you think about i...
Fellow stutterers who have managed to accept/make peace with your stuttering, what has your journey been like?
Fellow stutterers who have managed to accept/make peace with your stuttering, what has your journey been like? I'm 25. I've stuttered for most of my life. I have never even come close to being able to...
I'm also in engineering, I think it might be a good field because we have a reputation for being socially awkward, and many people think that's connected to stuttering (though of course it isn't alway...
You may stutter, but it sounds like you might let it define you too much. I stutter too. It sucks. And I respect you for trying everything you can. You can do any job you have your heart set on - espe...
Do you stutter more around people close to you?
Do you stutter more around people close to you? I’ve had a stutter for as long as I can remember. It used to be pretty bad but I’ve learned to manage it over time (mainly by stopping giving a damn and...
It Ain’t no thing. Having a friend you’re comfortable talking to helps also. I don’t even remember when I stopped stuttering, one day I just noticed it. I still have really bad eye contact when I t...
hello /u/strb_86. I, 38m, software dev/manager - on Teams all day long.... sound very similar to me (basically all of what you said). I think you're doing all the right things. Love, support, acceptan...
my stutter is mild and get worst in big audience too. ive never meet i stutter in person so thats great for you having someone that nows how we feel and it is your leader too! youre lucky, i hope i ca...
Hey, I would say that there is no place where there is a "high education" about stuttering. People rarely open up about it, and 1% isn't really common. Personally, I try to open up about it quite ofte...
29... I'm not as young but still hold a lot of immature anger sometimes, because of the pain a stutter causes....
I believe personally as a stutterer, it's not that we aren't accepted by society, it's just people see us in a different way. I have had many friends who never mind and would treat me as a normal pers...