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A message of encouragement to my fellow stutterers

A message of encouragement to my fellow stutterers I encourage you, to not give a single fuck about what people think. I spend every day humiliated by my stutter. A very obvious and debilitating stut...

That price for some of us is truly priceless. Double edge sword. Not all can show who they are and what they are. Some hide in complete fear due to social restrictions. However the absolute is.... ...

Hmm , accepting your stutter shouldn’t necessarily make you more fluent, it could , but the point of accepting it . Is not dwelling on it, thinking negatively about stuttering moments that happened...

Hey man! Def relatable, been having the same frustrations one of these days. I think there is a simple explanation for it tho. A MMA fighter can visualise a fight, they can visualise the person they a...

I have failed miserably over and over again with drive-thrus until one day I told myself "who cares if I stutter". Some of the anxiety and fear seemed to fade away and I just did it. I had some mino...

It is the worst and it’s like I still haven’t learned to live with it even after all these years but it’s time to just let it fly. Thank you so much!...

You said: "I’m paying no attention to what my mouth is doing and when I speak what I’m thinking as I’m thinking it" Avoiding attention on the mouth is one way. Although, non-stutterers also focus on...

**"Any good ways to tackle a stammer"** [You could read this post](https://docdro.id/3zjJmyD) where you try to accept stuttering. If you acknowledge (or listen to) your stutter trigger, always expect...

You should feel proud you ordered what you wanted. It takes a lot of courage to face your stammer head on....

Sorry that you're not feeling great about the whole experience. But man that's awesome you ordered how you wanted and didn't let stuttering hold you back. That's just the way you naturally talk and it...

It means to accept that you stutter and it is what it is. Stop being afraid to do stuff because of your stutter...

To me it’s mean not feeling any negative emotions when you stutter. Accepting that is how you talk and not feeling ashamed about it. Also not being afraid to talk just cause you know you will most lik...

Let me give you a longer answer. I think you are looking at this the wrong way, it sounds like to me that you think stuttering should keep you quiet. That is not accepting the stutter, that's the pola...

"there isn't more you can do" What does that mean (again)? It's like, by the simple deed of talking, you're making an effort to talk. You're trying to do something. When you open your mouth (not you ...

I always use the term “easier said than done” when describing how to accept your stutter....

In my opinion it means, you don't associate yourself with other non-stuttering people. When you do that It means you accept yourself as a stutterer and know that everyone has their own way of talking,...

It means to live with it. If you beat yourself over stuttering then that means you haven't 'accepted it'. I know stuttering sucks and no one would ever choose to have it, but we're born this way and i...

It's such a simple concept... But I still can't get over it and master it. I guess it's because of my experiences along high school and such that insecurity took root in my heart, and it's so damn har...

This honestly doesn't make much sense to me. If you have to push to get your words out, then that is a specific trait of the way you stutter and the effort you need to put in to break a block. You p...

I expect you'll get a lot of different answers to your question. I'm a proponent of seeking fluency. Finding a program that helps you increase your fluency. That's not what you're asking about, just ...