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Agree. Everyone has their own journey with their stutters. We should respect everyone’s story, and celebrate what works for some, and try to help others find what might work for them. Be kind to one ...

Then why you're joining a stuttering community group if you are cured and you have never had any relapse 🙃 there is a big difference between well managed condition and cured ?? under which title do y...

Why is there always someone on this sub who tries to bring people down??

Why is there always someone on this sub who tries to bring people down?? I’ve been on this sub for a while and I noticed that when people post about accepting their stutter and feeling hopeful their i...

How to regain lost confidence?

How to regain lost confidence? First of all i know every one can agree that low confidence is not the innate reason people stutter but low confidence actually make stuttering worse I know my stutter...

I also love to sing and it’s not because I’m good at it. I find the fluency freeing. Stuttered my whole life. Much less so as an adult. But yeah saying my name when meeting new people is a very com...

Also that’s a shitty mindset to have I won’t lie to… just because you stutter you gonna limit yourself to a mediocre lonesome job? How do you expect to gain confidence with your stutter? telling you k...

"I speak freely, not fluently"

"I speak freely, not fluently" "I speak freely, not fluently" is a quote that has been stuck in my head for a while. I took from a comment on r/stutter, and have been thinking about it for a while now...

Nice post! I've been trying to tell people this very thing for a while now. I like how the article mentions Claire Weekes. I've read her books and know her work quite well. I ended up in a accute pa...

I gave up on stuttering, and the stuttering seems to leave me alone

I gave up on stuttering, and the stuttering seems to leave me alone If any of you remember over the last two months, I have been crashing out that my stutter is ruining my med school interviews and th...

Thank you but I'm not sure that I'm fighter in this sutuation. My path became successful only after I stopped fighting with my speech and started treating it with love....

Dude, just act like you're in a wheelchair. Accept that you can't walk. The funny thing about a stutter, unlike being in a wheelchair, once you've accepted you can't walk you often start running...

Stop being so pessimistic & negative. You got this, own your stutter. Talk to people & make them wait for you. I sometimes stutter more on purpose when I see them losing patience, it’s hilarious. Be p...

Silent Words

Silent Words Silent Words By Alan Pritchard   Behind the smiles, behind the tears Are silent words that no one hears. Conversations well thought out But censored through my pain and doubt. So much of ...

Hey right now is a hard time but the way out is in the struggle. What doesn’t matter is what other people think. If they had a stutter they would understand. Few people will but try and learn to care ...

A Harvard researcher said something about speech and confidence that really stuck with me

A Harvard researcher said something about speech and confidence that really stuck with me I came across something recently that I wanted to share here because I think a lot of us will relate. Dr. T...

Mindset. We have a stutter, nothing much we can do about it and that's okay. It's part of who we are but it's not who we are. I know it's easy to get down about it. I get upset about it too, but the m...

I won't go into any situation with the mindset that I don't want to stutter, that reinforces the internalized shame of the stuttering itself. If I'm fluent for a while, I enjoy it, if I stutter that's...

A block, in my humble opinion, is mostly due to you not truly allowing yourself to stutter freely. The block then happens as a sort of panic response. I never allowed myself to stutter absolutely fre...

Completely changed my relationship with my stutter and led to much more self-acceptance. It focused a lot on desensitisation...

It's hard to believe, but just think that just as you could have a disease or a syndrome that marks your entire life, you have to be a stutterer, and that's okay, I think. To people who were born with...