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I don’t often post on this subreddit but I do now because I know this situation, and i want to share my process with you I have a similar story, my stutter was sometimes severe, sometimes not prese...

Why does anyone need to label themselves a stutterer? Where do we draw the line? Does there even need to be a line? I wonder how much of this is a self fulfilling prophecy. I suffered a horrible speec...

I’ve heard stuttering described as an iceberg before. There are the visible effects of stuttering, and then are a lot more invisible effects below the surface. Even if one day you may not stutter a lo...

I have a a mild to none stutter. I went to speech therapy when I was in elementary. Although my stutter is not as bad as other, I still do stutter every now and then. Some days more then others. I al...

Am I even still a stutterer?

Am I even still a stutterer? So, I bet that this question gets asked a lot but kind of rethought it today. Was in a class with someone else who I think also stutters, but they have much worse of one t...

So having Psychotic Tendencies basically means I have a hard time being in touch with reality and I have things like auditory and visual hallucinations ! I haven’t been diagnosed with Psychosis (which...

yeah introductions are a bitch—bI hate having to introduce myself because I stutter on my own name which can get to be kind of frustrating It is interesting how different everyone is when it comes to...

I think its cool you have the confidence to put it in your bio as long as it comes from the right mindset. Not "oh she won't like me if she finds out I stutter, so I will tell her right away" But ...

Don’t make it your identity, but don’t be afraid to talk about it either. People like honesty and vulnerability. I’ve stuttered my entire life and have had many girlfriends. I live with my gf now and ...

As someone who also stutters, it's pretty fair to not want to date someone who stutters. I understand why it's annoying. I don't mind it. At least they're not avoiding me because of my personality or ...

Oh, stuttering doesn't really have anything to do with confidence. You can stutter even if you're perfectly confident. And you can also _not_ stutter even if you're _not_ confident. You see, it's not ...

I don't agree. Many pioneers in scientific world were people outside of the scientific circles. And science apparently doesn't give a damn about our stuttering (I think we'll sooner travel to the Mars...

You could choose to interpret it as 'she finds _you_ adorable'. Doesn't change the expression much, and keeps the salient part. Statements are very often "emotivist" anyway, regardless of how they mi...

Someone should be make a platform where stutterers post videos of themselves talking, and get feedback from other stutters. Watching clips of each other talking, analysing and studying each other an...

This. Sometimes I have good days and I feel confident and at peace with my stutter. Then I hear a recording of myself, and I just cringe and loathe myself so badly. THIS is what people have to endure...

Yes same problem here. I tend to use alternatives to dodge words I predict wouldn't come out smoothly in my mouth (words that start with b especially better before but), but i understand im just dodgi...

I know exactly what you're talking about! It's such a weird feeling lol, how your voice sounds perfectly fine in your heard but then listening to it from a separate source sounds like nails on a chalk...

I also know that Stuttering is still being researched and there is not one therapy or method for everybody not this book is completely different and unique about how to view Stuttering and it does mak...

If you're worried about coopting a disability, you might be ok saying that you suffer from some speech disfluencies (granted that may be harder to say so reword cautiously). Before I knew what was g...

That’s fantastic! I’m 21 and remember my first job. I was so nervous to answer phone calls and respond to people’s support tickets. 6 years later I’m about to finish my bachelors and working as a Netw...