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You never know unless you give it a try. They've helped lots before that the feelings of shame and humiliation is extremely common for speech therapists to hear their clients express and it is complet...

I’m sorry to hear that. I work in a profession where people (men) often make fun of me for my stutter. It’s not bad, like 3/10, but definitely when I start sentences or have to say my name it comes ou...

The unfortunate truth is we’re only 1% of the population and the world just doesn’t know what to do with us yet. Until society catches up, how people treat us is entirely up to us for the time being. ...

You have the rest of your life ahead of you and who you become now will eventually add up from years to come. I always felt this way too that maybe I shouldn't bother meeting new people, go on dates o...

Yes exactly. And I think there’s something so fucking cool about staring someone dead in the eyes and essentially saying… ‘I know what you’re thinking. And I don’t give a flying fuck. I will say what ...

I know. It happens to me too. I’ve tried both routes (avoiding it and steering into it). It’s frustrating but it gets easier the more you do it. People will think more highly of you if you always try....

I understand completely. Though I still encourage you to do it. The only thing others will think is how much of ass your boss is. They may treat you different but that’s only cause they know your stru...

I believe it’s more about an assertion problem than it is a speech problem. Your unconscious habit of holding yourself back when around others is a part of the defence mechanism that includes the outw...

THIS IS HOW TO REMOVE STUTTER! Do you agree?

THIS IS HOW TO REMOVE STUTTER! Do you agree? [deleted]...

Hi there. First of all thank you for reaching out. So much wisdom here and I very much agree with what has been advised. I would wholeheartedly agree to reach out and seek support/guidance from speec...

I struggled with this a lot, I followed a program in my home country to tackle this ‘problem’ it basically comes down to feeling less than others, and that you yourself think that the stutter is weird...

Encouraging her to speak and say everything she wants to say is good. Being patient and unbothered by stuttering is good. I don't think you need to ignore it or pretend like it's not there with her, b...

Socially Anxious and Abroad

Socially Anxious and Abroad https://www.sociallyanxiousandabroad.com/blog My name is Brad, I am a 24 year old currently travelling the world, filming & documenting my adventures as I go.  My goa...

I went through your profile bro ! Just keep this in mind man ! To fight the toughest battles only tough soldiers are sent ! And you are never alone out there ! You are the chosen one ! Face it , fight...

Giving up on people who are assholes doesnt do any good. Always better to show and give them empathy, that way they know they dont hold any power over you....

You can't be quitting jobs in your field where you have very little job experience to begin with. Like can you even put that firm down on your resume? Probably not as you left. Yes I work in civil.eng...

1. The student is brave. The class can learn from him. 2. Help him (and the audience) feel that it's ok to stutter in a public speech. Because sometimes there is no cure for it and when there is no cu...

Same here, though I think it helped my self-confidence, which then helped my stutter. I started with long-distance running, then moved to boxing and bjj....

It will get better. I stuttered horribly till my 30s. The breakpoint was realizing that stutter is part of me and there is no point in fighting it. Since then I started feeling not guilty and stopped ...

I am a disabled 27 year old guy that lives in the USA. I have a speech impediment that makes speaking difficult haha but I have recently decided to start vlogging. I used to be very ashamed of my disabilities but im starting to view my disabilities as just a part of who I am. I LOVE TO VLOG, so far.

I am a disabled 27 year old guy that lives in the USA. I have a speech impediment that makes speaking difficult haha but I have recently decided to start vlogging. I used to be very ashamed of my disa...