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This brings me right back to my school days and that was in the 90s when ppl knew far less about stuttering! People fear what they don’t understand and they deal with that by laughing etc. I know you ...

Hey! I remeber in 7th grade I was called on to read a paragraph out of our history text book. Couldn’t make it through the second sentence. That caused the teacher to email my mom and suggest I be put...

I am also aware of all this techniques and tbh when it matters the most they do not work at all. I have been stuttering since my early age and in my country India. Stutter is nothing but a joke, all t...

I'm sorry about your fall out. The truth is your sister doesn't know anything about stuttering and jumping to learn and work on a bunch of techniques likely isn't going to help. It'll more likely make...

It was so bad once upon a time that in alevels I could not even think of the word "stutter". I felt so much shame in just thinking about the word. So I feel that this is growth, that now I can tell ...

I'm from a country from west Europe. A lot of people think that I am from East Europe due to my stutter and name...

I'm in med school where you have to narrate histories every single day. Do some people get annoyed and impatient? Yes. Do I get made fun of? Yes. Are some people complete assholes? Yes again. But peop...

I meant that a few years ago i was more confident about my stutter, it didn't stopped me from doing or saying things. Now i'm back at it again, i avoid situations where i think i'll stutter. Maybe bec...

Thanks for sharing man. Vulnerable. Self esteem is a huge factor and also your relationship with your stutter plays a massive factor. You said "you thought you were over this".. do you mean this c...

Hey, thanks for the post. I kinda need it today. Today my self-esteem took a hit. I have a job that i don't care if i stutter or not because i now my value and im confident, but im also ending my mas...

Don’t let your stutter stop you from doing what you would like to do, I know it’s easier said than done but it’s basically letting your stutter win. If you push yourself to do things that make you unc...

I love this! Biden was the reason I started to finally talk about my stutter with my husband and not feel embarrassed about it....

I also stutter less with strangers, probably because I'm actively trying not to stutter. When I'm with family the words just kind of get dumped out without effort. That leads to stuttering. I do stil...

My stutter can be the same some times, I think it’s due to you being really comfortable around friends and family so you don’t think about stuttering as much compared to when you talk to a stranger. W...

I have stuttered my entire life with varying degrees of "openness" for the first 28 years or so I never spoke about it or even acknowledged it really. So there was a huge wall built up. I started my j...

So I’m 29 and I’ve had probably 12 jobs. Just actually started my recent and most high paying about a week ago. I’ve been working since 15 and I can tell you I stutter in all of my job interviews. Thi...

Great post - thanks for sharing what got you through on your journey. Like you, I’ve stuttered from a very young age. I thought I was successfully hiding it, but I was only fooling myself. What real...

My biased opinion, you’re going to do great. It will be a little nerve-wracking at first but you’ll find your confidence and skills naturally improving over time. It’s really important, albeit stressf...

I used to work at a warehouse where one part of my job was to make a few calls on a daily basis. One of the calls was to FedEx, to let them know I had packages waited to get picked up. I've had peopl...

God this is such an ironic situation, I literally have to sit with my friends and explain to them ha ha Yeah I don't do it either because they saw me from birth ha ha and there's literally a vhs tape...