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My stutter may or may not have changed, but my relationship with it has improved a ton....

I’ve never accepted it and don’t know what that means (well I do know but it sounds… not very encouraging but anyways) - my stutter is so mild now that it’s not something I think about unless somethin...

I think it could be that if you avoid stuttering a lot by changing words or not talking, when you stop doing those things and start talking more and saying what you want to say, you may end up stutter...

Not really no. Most people sympathize with me when I stutter. Especially if I stop and say “sorry I stutter.” Everyone knows someone who does. No one ever cared, it was made up in my head because of ...

after 8 years of stutter pain and suffering I just stopped caring and it went off itself...

i'm in high school rn and i've recently accepted my stutter, im starting to feel more confident. My body language really helps me with this stuff....

I realized when my mom went to live in Mexico for a year i was stressed. Ive stuttered my whole life and didn't grow up happy, always miserable and depressed but i didn't know any better so it didn't ...

I was way worse when I was younger. I am an adult now and I really don't care what other people might think. Being an adult, I also know that other adults have their own problems and don't care about ...

At age 40, I stopped fighting it and finally embraced it. A whole new world opened up and I began to push myself out of my comfort zone. Live your life, I wasted 35 years due to fear, embarrassme...

I found out when I didn't care about my stuttering(if to put it with professional termology, I think it should be 'desensitzation'), my stuttering was nearly gone and I could talk nearly as a normal s...

I didn't really do it progressively. I had very heavy problems and I went to millions of exercises and spent so much money on it. The day coronavirus started in our country I stopped my exercises and ...

It took over half my life to stop caring what other people thought of me. I went from a blocker that couldn’t say her own name to someone that stands up for herself and has like 98% fluency. I wish I...

Same I learned to be kinder to myself when I stutter and not let it be a big deal cause who cares right?...

I felt just like this for most of my life then one day I accepted my stutter and told myself I’m gonna say what I want to say no matter how it comes out and people are going to listen and if they don’...

For me, there’s no change necessarily. Some days it’s better, while other days it’s worse. But what’s important is my mindset is better. Stuttering or not, I’m not about to let it ruin my day / life....

Has your stutter changed ever since you accepted it?

Has your stutter changed ever since you accepted it? I used to think I just lacked confidence until I eventually realised that no, other people lack confidence but most don't stutter. Ever since acce...

I don't deny the fact that I stutter, to myself anymore, or attribute this to something that can be changed, like confidence....

Interesting read, I disagree with Biden on some issues, but I admire his bravery. He has to deal with global economic/foreign problems and gets routinely attacked/mocked by white nationalists, feminis...

Public speaking in high school, college, and church. It was exhausting, but surrendering to the stutter was what helped me. In other words, instead of fighting it, I worked calming myself down and eas...

All I can say is don't be hard on yourself. I know how it feels, when I used to go to my classes on my first day each semester, we'd do the stupid activity where everyone says their name and something...