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Don't worry about it. Try to accept it and work with it not around it. You'll find yourself happier having a stutter than not....

began this initiative to raise awareness and reduce stigma around stuttering, as i suffered in silence for long prior to growing in acceptance and pride check out @stutterproudly on ig for more [@...

Been a lifelong stutterer since 4 years old. I'm 39 now, was teased through school and it took me until highschool to own my stutter. I even did a presentation on it, and it opened me up and let some ...

I’m never embarrassed of my stutter nor should you be. It’s what makes you stand out of the usual candidates they’re seeing and if you have some real talent to offer I’m sure they’ll give you the job ...

I like the way that you see it - just because it has always been a part of us doesn't mean we can't (and shouldn't) change it to improve ourselves...

Thanks, really enjoyed the post, I found everything you said to be spot-on! I'm a chemist with a PhD, and I have to speak a ton now a days -- stuttering is always there but I found that it has gotten ...

They’ve never commented on it or made me feel weird. Sometimes I’ll laugh at it myself and my SO will laugh along....

Thanks for sharing. As someone relatively past/accepted of my stuttering and blocking I wholeheartedly agree with you about the massive benefit of knowing how to act in terrorizing situations. What co...

Some of my friends in high school would make fun of me and I was to embarrass to say I have a speech impediment. I also was a lot more confident in myself back then so I rarely stuttered. Now I’m an a...

yes, of course that helps me a lot. It confirms, that experiencing success also helps if I stop stuttering. Conclusion: In your experience, the therapist really had a big impact on you the moment s...

Ok that was another thing my speech therapist would tell me ALL THE TIME: You CAN say this word, this letter, without stuttering. You are physically able. That is a fact. She would tell me to try ...

Can I ask some questions so we can learn more about our problem? You said: " It is still harshly chopped up, with pauses ". \--> Right now, can you read out loud alone and deliberatey NOT pause i...

I’m not sure this is the case for everyone; there are some people who have accepted and embraced their stutter who appear to not be afraid to speak on front of an audience, even when stuttering. Marc ...

Me too man! It’s like it just helps me feel less tense to talk about it. Even the time leading up to talking about it, I feel more fluent because I know I’m not planning on hiding anything about mysel...

Listen man, I’m going to shoot it at you strait like my dad would me. You didn’t ask to be born this way. You have no other choice than to be YOU. You can’t change your genetics or your body’s involun...

How do you know when you have confidence in your stutter? From what i read its putting yourself in situations where you're going to stutter, I work in retail as a cashier so would that count? Cause I...

I only disclose it in job interview not at random people. Don’t look for anybody acceptance just be yourself. Some people will accept you just the way you are and others won’t but that’s ok and it’s p...

The usual drunk conversation with them tells me that they don’t notice it anymore—it’s a feature of how I talk. I hate the take of saying the stutter is cute or something like that girl friend of your...

What do you think about having a goal of “stuttering w less shame - consequently, becoming more able to fully express yourself in all settings”...

But I’m pretty sure you did not mean to say “stop stuttering”. Instead, you probably meant “stutter with less shame” Every single person has stuttering-type utterances, extra filler words, weird pau...