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Yah totally agree can’t really trust dating apps. When I say our mothers know each other like they’re like best friends 😂. Which means her mum knows I struggled a lot finding a job because of my stut...

You may feel that “stuttering has ruined your life” but in fact it’s just a “bump in the road” or an exit ramp down the continuous path of LIFE! Lemme ask you, what color hair were you born with? Why,...

I’m glad that was your experience. It isn’t for everyone. There are some things that do come easily and naturally like second nature but a lot of things I have to actively use my strategies for are ...

Thanks for the insight! During summer she obviously regresses a little without any therapy, so I think that’s why I’ve started to notice a little more. Plus you’re right, there are no real important e...

I spent a year in Ireland and I was really fluent. I grew up speaking English as my second language. But since my stutter got so bad again a few years ago, speaking English is horrible 🙃...

What country are you in? In many countries stutter has been labeled as a disability.  On a sidenote, I just entered my 30's and can completely feel your concern. My stutter has gone worse in the pas...

I would highly recommend getting checked out by a neurologist or a speech pathologist, the latter of which I did. My doctor recommended it to me, and although nothing came out of it, she was able to c...

Well mine is crazy....I am fluent with my juniors and stutter if a person is my senior or has a bold voice...but it's going away slowly.......

My stutter varies a lot. Gets better when I feel better about life in general. It does affect how extroverted I am. But I'd say it doesn't really affect my confidence any more. In theory, it's nothing...

Stress can make it come back. I'm 40F and it's come and gone for years at a time. I had speech therapy once in middle school, never again after. I just came off a bad fluency "relapse" that lasted abo...

Hey, I went through a rough patch last year too, and my stutter got really bad, so bad that I couldn’t even talk to people I normally felt comfortable with. I was having constant speech blocks. Thing...

Thank you for sharing this. I have a 13 year old with severe blockages and I often feel like he doesn’t ‘fit’ within the stuttering world. It’s nice to know we’re not alone....

I feel that too. I am currently 53 and I passed the point where I have any hope it is going to get any better. In my time, jobs were next to impossible, and I realized the harder I tried to be fluen...

I had WFD  as a kid. My parents were told when I was six that I'd grow out of it and didn't pursue treatment. Now I'm an adult with a moderate-severe stutter.  From what I know, if you try and "trea...

Not to dis you but you realize it’s a neurological problem. It’s not something you ever cure, it is more of something you learn to live with and make the best of. Our brains are neurodivergent. Peopl...

I’m sorry to hear that you suffer from a severe stutter as well but at the same time it’s so nice to hear I’m not alone in this. What do you do for work if you don’t mind me asking? I relate a lot, ...

As someone who has been told they couldn’t be hired because of my stutter during interviews, I would only disclose it in the interview if you end up stuttering. Jobs can easily discriminate now by jus...

Hey I totally understand, I think that so many people in this subreddit aren’t actually stutterers. So few will understand the stress and pain going through life with a stutter can be like....

I was very moved reading your post. It does seem like a big problem in the community- the fact that very severe stutters are completely different experiences from mild to moderate stutters. Thanks so ...

yes, I wanna know if your stuttering is greatly reduced or it has been relapsed...