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Don't surrender a normal life to the robbery of a stutter. Overcoming or even working WITH a stutter, is an incredible feat and I admire anyone who can manage that. We're stuck with this incredibly fr...

Well, I mean, there are a various tracks we could follow in this topic. • One is how we do often tend to be most harsh on ourselves, but that's probably understandable, because we're the ones experie...

Well then i'll just ask you some more questions. Why do you like so much studying languages? Do you think stuttering has pros and not just cons? How much languages do you currently speak (or understan...

Ok i understand why you got crazy sleep schedules now. I think i'm a cat person even tho i never really had a pet in my life (i just think they're cute and kinda lazy, lazy like me). I'd probably get ...

I'm 35. I've stuttered since I was 3. The only person who can make you feel small is you, my friend. No one else can get inside your head and drag you down. Confidence can make up for a paucity of el...

My stutter makes me sound stupid

My stutter makes me sound stupid Does anyone else feel like their stutter makes them sound stupid? I don’t want to be big headed but I’d say I’m an intelligent, creative, articulate person. I don’t ...

My new stutter is a blessing and a curse at the same time

My new stutter is a blessing and a curse at the same time I honestly don’t know what happened. I remember being super fluent and outgoing when I was younger and never really thought about talking, as ...

I think that's a cool idea. What about deaf speech? I'm studying ASL in school and I love the thought of all of those voice-activated tools being more inclusive. I personally don't use any of those v...

I’ve started following this page just two weeks ago to try get an insight into others success/downfalls with their own speech. My stutter has deteriorated a little last year or two but I’m far more co...

You are the definition of perseverance...not letting fear get in the way of your dreams. Fear can be a hinderance, or great motivator, in your case it seems to be the latter! Awesome to hear that you ...

Reading all of these comments is so heartbreaking. All of us share the same “affliction”, and I can relate to everything being said here. The fact that anyone feels trapped in a job, or scared to reac...

I was a corporate trainer for a few years teaching classes, that's sort of along the same lines. I also stream on twitch now. I stutter sometimes but it doesn't bother me anymore. The public speaking...

I felt that so much and I bet a lot of fellow stutterers did too. I feel like most non-stutterers don‘t just not know what it means to stutter, but also have a wrong picture of stuttering and people w...

I took a 4 year performance degree with dysarthia and a stutter - many public performances. My impediment never went away on stage, tbh it helped me accept it better because it became part of my perfo...

You are not your stutter! You said that you were fluent during therapy, which is important. If we give up trying then we forfeit our tenacity and strength in overcoming hardships. Life is really real...

A stutterer once told me that his stutter made him a more patient and tolerant person. And that there is a lot that he learned through his stuttering journey. It’s not always bad, there are some pro...

I’m a person who stutters and I do identify as disabled and do consider my stutter a disability. I also know other folks who stutter who neither identify as disabled nor think stuttering is a disabili...

Why not both? Odds are you won't be able to eliminate it, but that doesn't mean you can't improve. Think of it as a chronic condition. It will be with you forever, but it is manageable. Get good at ma...

I don't view myself as a disabled person but stuttering has held me from achieving many things in life so far...

God gave people a stutter for a reason. He made everyone perfect according to his image. It is not a disability. Not in his eyes....