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Really? Ah, I'm glad that to share this could bring you comfort. I was hesitant to post at first, partly because I am embarrassed of recording myself speaking spontaneously, and partly because I thoug...

This is one of the most comforting posts I’ve read on this subreddit, thank you for sharing. I also have a mild stutter. I do notice it. Btw you’re a very beautifully-stunning person....

>just throw away and speak as I can? I mean isn't this the answer for most of us? Let yourself speak however it comes out, whether there are stutters or not? ...

Life long stutterer here. My advice is to keep in mind what people actually care about. What people care about is not how much you stutter or are “fluent” but rather how confidently you communicate an...

If your stutter is mild then it’s beneficial to just let yourself not get bothered by it, and not hide it. Because if you start becoming self conscious and sensitive to your stutter, your subconscio...

It does not matter at all. If you do stutter, you were comfortable before. Now someone pointed it out and you're self conscious which I understand but there is literally nothing different about you. I...

This Summer I’m Going To Approach 100 Girls With A (Severe Stutter)

This Summer I’m Going To Approach 100 Girls With A (Severe Stutter) • I’m done being shy • I’m done being quiet • I’m done being weird I don’t care anymore 🤷🏾‍♂️ Weather they stare or look at me ...

Growing up, I was taught to be ashamed. I was taught that fluency equaled happiness and acceptance. So I chased fluency into my 30s. Precision Fluency Shaping gave me good fluency for a year, and I wa...

As of right now there is no solution. It's not my thesis. It's general scientific consciousness that it's all the brain. Every person's stutter is different as well. I think desensitization, gen...

Good for you. Most of us try anything to hide our stutter. We use every trick in the book. Good for you....

I think you should show attentiveness in whatever way you normally would if you were speaking to a non stutterer. So as much eye contact as would feel normal for you. As long as you’re still showing t...

The sexual marketplace is brutal. Stuttering is a sign of incompetence and generally the more incompetent you are the less ‚successful’ you are in the vicious cockfight that is dating. I think a hug...

I understand not listening to others, its hard. There's a lot you can learn from listening to yourself though. A part of getting better is seeing yourself from an outside perspective. It's very hard ...

I completely understand that. If it makes you feel better, I did this for me. Not for you. In the nicest possible way....

I agree with this. It’s easier or harder depending on the severity of your stutter but it seems like girls are intrigued when you’re not weird about your stutter. Like they find it charming in a way. ...

The #1 mistake I’ve made with women with my stutter

The #1 mistake I’ve made with women with my stutter The #1 turn off for women with your stutter is when you come across afraid to speak, I’ve lost so many girlfriends this I remember this one time m...

I used to have a thing that said my name and important stuff for school and important stuff like an id kinda thing when it was really bad but I feel like it would just make me everyone else more conti...

I belive, the more I think about my stutter and the more power (spending thoughts on it) I give it, the stronger and worse it becomes. Do you stutter if you record yourself and just talk nonsense? If ...

Easiest way that has worked for me is to treat each speaking engagement as a practice run to desensitize yourself from being embarrassed of your stutter. With this mindset, when speaking, you show you...

I like to use it when I say something that could make the other person uncomfortable, like I stutter a lot, so I feel like I'm making myself "vulnerable" (it's maybe a bad vision that I have of myself...