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Honestly buddy, I've had a stutter since I was literally in kindergarten, and I too have had my social life practically become a joke due to my inability to connect with conversations deeply. All I ca...

Its tough to get rid of stutter. For me, it was much easier to become so good at other things that people look past my stutter now. So that would be my advice for your career. But you should definite...

Wholeheartedly agree and I think the essence of it all….the more I have tried to be fluent, the more pressure I have put on myself to be just that, and of course I am not, I have a stammer, the irony ...

exactly! Don't measure the amount of stuttering **less**. Instead, measure the amount you don't care and stutter doesn't bother...

>\* work on your self-esteem and confidence independent of your speech, and take value and self-worth in other things so that stuttering doesn't bother me. > >\* believe you command the a...

Exactly! Also OP says he has to man up and done let something to SILLY (??) ruin his life. What do you mean silly? You mean your speech impairment that it none of your fault, and that is making it dif...

Nah the world is good and bad indiscriminately. Everything is a role of the dice. You don't deserve to have your stutter. It just happened....

Why beat yourself up for tripping over your words? Is there something you stand to gain from this harsh inner critic? This could be your single biggest problem. Make a conscious choice to quickly for...

Mushrooms helped me accept my stutter, didn’t change the way or the frequency of my stutter though...

Same positive experience! When I used to spend every waking hour trying to hide my stutter, and then got insulted when people didn’t wait patiently for me to finish, that just made no sense. They di...

Your stutter is a superpower

Your stutter is a superpower So I was at this party last night and came across this guy that told me that «your stutter is a superpower». I asked why and he replied with the question «yeah because you...

Has anyone done the McGuire Institute for Stammering/Stuttering? I did it about 7 years ago. It changed my life. They have you do this as a challenge by calling restaurants or hotels and just asking ...

I too have ran out on many situations. It’s been a source of shame in my life. To me, however, there are no rules or things that must be done or ways we should act. Everything is made up by humans. ...

You sound like you are doing very well . Be proud of your stutter . Obviously some people will laugh at you but that’s human nature .You’ll find people that you click with so be patient . But if I was...

Bro just plow through it, dont hide your stutter, people are going to find out anyway and they only bully you if you look embarassed and afraid. Plus coming out as a stutterer will make you stutter le...

My stutter life - in a nut shell

My stutter life - in a nut shell First of all, I'm a severe stutterer. Unlike most stutterers, I always stutter the most out of all PWS in group therapies. I stutter on every word or letter. &#x2...

Yeah, it is so limiting to avoid almost all contact just because you stutter. I had some kind of therapy to accept it and to work on it, and now I often forget that I even have it, despite not talking...

Honestly, just accept the embarrassment. I know it’s easy to say, but it’s the best thing I’ve done. If I stutter and look stupid in front of people and they laugh, who gives a fuck. Just brush it off...

As painful as it is, I recommend exercising your abilities in uncomfortable social situations. Regardless of our stutter, there are rewarding experiences to be had that you shouldn’t allow your stutt...

So, I'd replace 'it is okay to stutter' \[active viewpoint\] with 'stuttering doesn't bother me' \[passive viewpoint\] ....