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Imagine a stutter free life

Imagine a stutter free life Sucks to think that we will never experience a life where we can just talk, free of any speech problems....

Many times, being an SLP doesn't really mean anything in practice, e.g. I went to the one of the best SLPs in my country as a teen (she coached professionals and media personalities, wrote numerous pu...

Of course I’m going to be angry when so-called coaches force their help onto people who never asked for it slithering into their inboxes as if we’re objects that need “fixing” and financially exploits...

Stop using my post to twist my words when I clearly stated that if you want to fix your speech, go for it, your speech is your speech, but nobody should force their help onto people who never asked fo...

You haven’t read my post properly. This guy is financially exploiting and taking advantage of stutterers and being over confident that he has some sort of “cure” and one “magical” method that can “fix...

“Sammysparklypanda” it’s wonderful that you’re getting the help you need. As for feeling humiliated, that seems like a personal problem. In fact it’s pure projection and I suggest you seek out some pr...

It's all downhill

It's all downhill I hate people always downplaying my stuttering. Treating it like some common illness that will pass with time. It only gets worse really. A stutter affects your whole life, especiall...

I’m honestly just super worried that this community is just going to be negative “I hate my life” posts 80% of the time and that isn’t virtuous, it isn’t something yiu want to see, it doesn’t make you...

I stuttered on my last name. 2 things that helped. 1. Softly sing it. Practice just thinking this. Allow your voice to naturally rise up and down. Record yourself. You will notice what you think of a...

It's interesting that I consider my non-stutterer persona to be my "real self", not the stuttering one. So you're basically talking about being a "happy stutterer", which is great if it comes from a g...

I was stuck in those 2 ways many years. They help me through my teens and early adulthood but I always felt that something was missing. I am 26 now and the 2 ways that change my perception about stut...

This is true. I’m 35. Don’t give up. You learn to just accept that part of you and also realize how much of it is communicating that to others....

Not easy being a stutterer. But one gets mentality strong In the long run and a student of human behavior...

Alright man, I'll try to address each of your questions seperately so it's easy for you to read. * "how and when did you get a stutter and how many years do you live with that ": I've been stammering...

Hmm actually you right, that happened to me too, i still remember how it were, i was like "guys, do you want to hear a joke" and when they said "sure" i just kept quiet ( i just couldn't say anything ...

Thank you so much! Yeah as my speech therapist said, stuttering is just a small portion of who we are and at most, I don't see myself taking like over half an hour to complete somebody's orders or som...

I found out when I make an accent I don’t stutter. That’s why a lot of stutterers are well known Hollywood actors who do accents in movies. Brad Pitt being one. I guess Hollywood is calling for me

I found out when I make an accent I don’t stutter. That’s why a lot of stutterers are well known Hollywood actors who do accents in movies. Brad Pitt being one. I guess Hollywood is calling for me ...

Thank you! I feel it would be nice to hear more stutterers in the workplace so diversity is promoted :)...

I believe the place you say it from will have much more of an impact than what you say. I believe the actual words you say are the least important by far. Knowing your worth and speaking from that...

Do you recommend antidepressants? I cant choose

Do you recommend antidepressants? I cant choose I’ve been kind of depressed for a years now mainly because of my stuttering. My emotions are so sensitive that only one somewhat rude sentence can make ...