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When I was younger it was hard. I didn’t want to openly talk about it and always hated on myself when I stuttered. I found that once I got into a job, I did so well that no one cares. Now that I’m old...

I still try my best to talk. I found that breathing in through my stomach makes a small difference. On the absolute worst days I just can’t talk so I avoid it due to the severity of it where I bite my...

My therapists as a kid weren’t good. They liked to tell me things I wouldn’t be able to do, which I will never understand. They also told my parents never to talk about it which made me feel worse abo...

The less you stress about your stutter the easier it gets. Which I fully understand is easier said than done. I’m a c level employee who is on the phone most of the day, talking to clients, investors,...

I am the complete opposite. It bothered me a lot as a kid but as an adult, I've stopped caring about what other people say....

This. There can be a great aura of silence, presence and relaxedness if you do it with confidence. One of my best friends recently told me he’s okay with the silences because it lets him absorb what I...

Well I’d say yes to some of your questions. However, i did use to go to gym but that doesn’t really helped me. I would try to do cardio as much as i can though. As for other things, I don’t really c...

Some great metaphors here. Consider also that stuttered speech can be elegant in its own way…...

I used to stutter and my own younger sister would make fun of me. This was very depressing and even though I don't stutter anymore, it's a horrible memory that sticks with me. As for you: are you fa...

Yes! I’ll often feel compelled to let people know that my tone might sound arrogant, slightly angry, or condescending but to be aware that I am still fine tuning how to decrease my dysfluent speech. ...

I'm Australian. My childhood was tough. I imagine kids are just the same everywhere but as an adult, I don't really experience any issues from other people about my stutter. I also have zero tolerance...

It’s not as easy as for other people who can communicate better but I’m doing good. I have great friends with whom i talk to. I’m in a relationship with a great girl. I’m a student and everybody in my...

Own your stutter it will be found to be cute to women who already find you attractive. Act insecure about it and let it hamper you/have a complex and it will be found to be a negative trait. It’s simp...

I'm no psychologist but I'd guess it's because you're being honest with yourself! You're bringing it out into the open and not hiding it. That's powerful stuff. I think stutterers learn from an absurd...

this really resonates, i think stuttering has always been something i had but never really addressed with friends or people around me. thank you! idk why saying i have a stutter makes me feel whole?...

My boyfriend stutters and I don’t find it unattractive. I was never turned off by his stutter and I always reassure him that it’s never been a problem for me. I think it is true women are attracted to...

Same with almost anything else, some people will care and some won't. There is no universal answer. I've found that one's attitude about stuttering can be as important as the stutter. If you are con...

You need confidence in closing your stutter to people - girls and everyone else. It’ll make you more confident and help your listeners...

This. Any decent woman won’t give a shit if you stutter....

It really depends on the person you are dealing with. An ex-girlfriend once told me that she found my stuttering cute. In my head that wasn't making any sense because in the past I've always looked up...