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Nah, learn to manage it. There will be good days, bad days, and many days in between. You’ll have periods where sounds you could rely on betray you and then those sounds you hated to say (L, as in “...

Learn to live with it instead. We all do. We can wish all we want, and hope that technology catches up and finds a cure, maybe the brain chip can do something but it won't happen anytime soon and poss...

I don't know man, I think we all do. You either just live with it or do your best to improve fluency....

You'll always wish it wasn't a thing, but in my own experience, you learn to live with it better. There's still bad days, but F it...it is what it is....

Your school counsellor used a bad analogy but the logic is this: every single person has something about themselves they are embarrassed by. Some are worried they are too tall, or too short, or their ...

Meeting new people is definitely hard, but it doesn’t make it impossible. Anytime you say you “can’t” do something, it’s not cus of the stutter. It’s cus the stutter makes you feel bad and you don...

Thank you very much for sharing. I’ve had success with similar methods. It’s a confidence game. Congratulations on the great progress....

Well done! See, when we overthink things, the fear is debilitating to us. Keep it going! The more you do it the less the anticipatory anxiety will cripple you....

I love this, I tried to say something similar. But I wasn’t very good expressing myself. I think I came off a bit too harsh. I want to see everyone in this sub achieve their goals & eventually be happ...

Bravo! Well done to you! Desensitising ourselves to speaking to strangers and audiences definitely helps over time. I think the fear of ridicule holds a lot of us back from doing this. At the end o...

Agree, we all have different feelings, experiences and mitigation strategies with our stutters. What works for some, doesn’t work for others. Post flairs would be useful....

It's actually a method that voluntary stuttering causes more stuttering. There are some people who do experience this, especially initially,, but it is not universally true. Some of the people who may...

Thank you for the feedback! I'm very lucky not just to have started public speaking, but to have ended up in a club where they give feedback after every speech, highlighting both the strengths and the...

How public speaking club cured my lifelong stutter

How public speaking club cured my lifelong stutter ***Disclaimer:*** *This is a translated and adapted version of a personal story originally published on a Russian website. I am sharing it because I ...

What I did was to research as to why fluent speakers don’t stutter. Take a good look at someone who is fluent. There is no tension when they speak and have an easy and continuous airflow. That was my ...

From another comment I posted somewhere else in this Reddit post:  I do feel from personal experience that due to my stuttering past, I have a lot more senses to read a room and the feelings of other ...

What a nice story, I do feel from personal experience that due to my stuttering past, I have a lot more senses to read a room and the feelings of other people than most other people might have. Hey, i...

I find it interesting that DAF is still being used, considering that I was told years ago that it is a crutch, and runs counter to self acceptance and self advocacy....

Please please tell her right now at this young age **to be as confident as she can.** Tell her even if it takes stuttering through every single word or even screaming it in puplic(but obviosly n...

Large language mistake | Cutting-edge research shows language is not the same as intelligence. The entire AI bubble is built on ignoring it

Large language mistake | Cutting-edge research shows language is not the same as intelligence. The entire AI bubble is built on ignoring it Hello my friends. I saw this and thought to cross-post. I th...