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You know two people who stutter? I’m still looking for my first ;) Coming to your original question, I don’t know. Stutter can exaggerate low self esteem in some people, it does so for me. A lot of p...

dont lose hope!! i was so depressed in high school and my stutter was so bad i couldnt even think of having a future. it was controlling my life and was the only thing i could think about and it made ...

Hello. Much has already been said but I shall echo. I think both you your son are off to a great start. I can't imagine how difficult it is for parents, but I can empathize heavily with your son. I...

I'm a stutterer, and I have a 13 yo son who stutters. It affects every aspect of his life. I know exactly how you feel. I've gone through the same frustration with speech therapists. He's been treatin...

Sorry for late reply bro, I really appreciate all what you just said. You are mature to your age! Thank you!💛 Another point which I told her about my major is English, She kinda liked that. I really ...

Hi! It's okay to take time for yourself and speak lesser or not speak for a while (I did that too) but remember that one day you will have to speak again and it will be difficult, I noticed after not ...

i'm 16. it's hard for me to get rid of the negativity when the things around me made me think like that and i am never a positive thinker at the first place... but thank you !!...

I stutter and I don't let it define me! I am so many things besides someone who stutters,Its something I do not who I am! I am a mother,wife,friend, I care for people every day,I am a stna,, love a...

I've had a Stutter for as long as I can remember. Throughout my school life ( I'm in college right now) I never allowed it to bother me. Everyone knew I had a stutter but always respected me for the f...

No people look at you like your dumb. I know the feeling, they kinda turn their head and squint there eyes just waiting and people make it super awkward to talk sometimes. But you aren’t dumb my fr...

It's almost like we're living in a cage, I have deeply felt and still sometimes feel it too. But then I think of people who are living in other cages, including ourselves, not because of stuttering b...

Agreed. And I think our mentality of it being a part of ourselves is really healthy and is the first step towards being more happy. The sooner you realize and accept that your stutter is a part of you...

This is the most cruel part of having a stutter for me. I know my true personality but it so hard to express that personality to other people. The amount of times I have held in a really funny joke, o...

I'm 26 and also have a stutter. If there's one thing I've learned dealing with my stutter, it's this. DON'T LET YOUR STUTTER/FEAR OF STUTTERING DEFINE WHAT YOU DO/CAN DO/WANT TO DO IN LIFE Not cari...

I completely agree, it is the same for me. Half of my life I lived a happy fluent life and then when I was 15, stuttering occured to me. Stuttering is not me, it is a handicap I need to live with. But...

Yea I get it a lot. But I’ve learnt that if I care to much about it or it’s become the devil or that it’s become the focus of my life till the point that I see nothing but my stutter, that won’t do an...

Yea I get that if I didn’t stutter I would be a different person. But I don’t let stuttering define who I am, I don’t let it control my life. Stuttering is just another problem that I have to fight ev...

Now I’m pretty young, about going to turn 18 this year. But throughout my short life, I’ve learnt an important lesson. I met a girl about 1-2 years ago. She was one of the nicest people I’ve met and ...

That might be the difference. It doesn't make me anxious or feel judged, it's just part of me which I think they already accept....

Yeah I wouldn’t say it’s had a ‘positive’ impact on my life either, it’s just kinda a part of my life. Most likely I’m thinking WAY too deep into it but I don’t know, it makes me feel better lol...