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It went well, I got a lot of good feedback. I did stammer A LOT but I feel confident it will get better....

Speak and keep speaking, any opportunity you have to speak, take it. Whether it's to compliment a friend or to answer someone's question. Though you don't have to take every opportunity, it's okay to ...

if u want something you gotta be brave, step out of your comfort zone and interact, you might fail at first try but just keep trying and be yourself, you'll eventually find ppl that's meant to be your...

If you want help with your stutter, I can help you. This is not self promoting. You direct message me and I tell you how. I’ve been fluent for 3 years....

If you want help, first pick yourself up. If you truly want help, I can help you. If you want to do it half ass, I don’t have time for you. It worked for me. Fluent for over 3 years. I’m not self prom...

Like u/Steelspy said, this sounds like you're experiencing depression. Of course stuttering can effect depression greatly. At the end of the day though, your outlook on life depends on how you see it....

Worst case senario: they have a stutter. So what? Sure, it's an inconvienience, and there's nothing worse than people trying to guess what you're saying, but all in all if they do get it, it's not tha...

Stuttering is insidious. It not only obstructs our speech, it does much worse. It crushes our confidence. It dictates our choices. It colors how we look at things. Much as you described. Speech thera...

The stuttering cycle is a vicious cycle. The key is to not think about the stutter. So much easier said than done, but that is what it’s about. I truly believe most of us don’t have a physical stutter...

I inherited my stutter from my dad. There’s always a chance that your child could get it, there’s a chance they could not. The way I would think about it is, if they do then you have a unique opportun...

You are most definitely overthinking it! But that’s ok. It’s understandable. We all can and have been guilty of over-thinking. For too long my very mild stutter held me back for years until I decided ...

I think the first and huge step to do is acceptance, not as something that will last forever but like some kind weak side to work on and improve, everyone has these bigger, lesser, noticeable not noti...

Ok so i didn't read properly the second part of your comment. The only thing i can say is keep trying and trying over and over again dont even consider the possibility of giving up, i think that begin...

I'm speaking for myself here but I had a (subjectively) traumatic childhood. This knocked my confidence so much.. So for myself it's 100% a confidence thing. Surrounding myself with a positive envi...

I personally agree with this. It feels like picking the first option is putting a bandaid on our insecurities; it is a temporary solution. Of course, being completely carefree is not always practical ...

Finished an interview

Finished an interview Today I had a job interview and I stuttered but I still feel like I did a great job. I’ve always been a covert stutterer with a lot of self esteem issues so for me, that’s huge. ...

it's not caring because when you're free to be yourself you have confidence with confidence comes improve speaking with confidence comes the ability to attract others. basically what i'm saying you c...

Speaking fluently would make me more carefree and remove lot of barriers and I would choose that every time and then try to build confidence myself, but since it's about confidence only then being car...

I’m surprised more people didn’t pick dream partner. Knowing that there is one person who loves me and chooses to spend their life with me would be the ultimate confidence booster (I think). Who cares...

Most would choose fluency of speech, and that's not a bad choice at all. But again, it attaches us to the fantasy of being free of "completely" stuttering. Whereas opting for being carefree is a more ...