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Woah I’ve never met a stutterer who didn’t care about this, that’s quite interesting....

99% of the time as long as whoever I’m talking to doesn’t show any outward change or reaction to my stutter then I’m okay. I think almost all of us just want acceptance. Contrary to others in this p...

I am exactly the same!! it's been a source of anxiety for me for years, and like someone else mentioned, I'd go to great lengths to avoid first day of classes introduction stuff, certain restaurants t...

it’s all a mind thing honestly i’ve reduced my stuttering with the help God but i’ve began to read at home out loud and when i’m talking to other people i just talk and try not to really think about w...

Yes, ignoring my stuttering helped me as well. Most of the times its yourself and not the others that make stuttering a great problem....

Lean into how good it feels to convey what you want to say, and you'll be fine anytime that stutter happens to happen....

Congrats!! Never feel ashamed or depressed about something you are dealing with, we all have our struggles and none of us are inferior of one another....

I love that. I never say sorry for my stutter I can’t help it so why apologize. It’s a part of me but it doesn’t define me....

I learned to ignore stuttering

I learned to ignore stuttering Today in the classroom we did tests and after the teacher checked them, she said so that we could explain in turn why we chose this answer. And despite the fact that I s...

Yeah you shouldn't worry about it. If I stutter saying my name, I usually say sorry or I do tell ppl straight away that I'm a stutterer. I'm not ashame anymore of my disability, it's life and I accept...

For me, it was a very long and basically unconciously changing journey, so I couldn’t find any “hotfix” for it. After a point in my life I’ve started to be around people that were intelligent enough n...

It definitely does for me. I’ve found that accepting my stutter makes it better. I know I’ll still stutter in pretty much every sentence, but it would be a lot worse if I worry about it all the time....

It definitely does for me. I’ve found that accepting my stutter makes it better. I know I’ll still stutter in pretty much every sentence, but it would be a lot worse if I worry about it all the time....

I went to the academy. Didn't tell anyone I have a stutter. I personally don't think you should tell people about your problem if it's mild especially in public service. However, I was confident even ...

Yes, I would. Can you please send it to me? Also, I was thinking about how we talked about desensitization to stuttering. And actually I do believe that stuttering on purpose can desensitize the expe...

Had my first proper "date" in sooo many years. It went well!!!

Had my first proper "date" in sooo many years. It went well!!! I've been stuttering since I was 8-9 years old. For me, meeting someone from Tinder and actually having a date would create me panic att...

I really appreciate the insights. Having been helped through so many of my own unique challenges, I'm always looking for ways to pay it forward. However, I think I'll put my 'must fix everyone' urges ...

I don't get this. Not any more. I accept I can't stop the stutter, I can't stop the blocks. I just say what I need to say and hope that the other person can wait for me. I know that this can reflect p...

I don’t let my stammer stop me.

I don’t let my stammer stop me. Ok, so I’ve been stammering all my life. I have some weeks where I can barely talk, others where I almost forget I have stammer, but overall it’s pretty bad. However, w...

A meeting?

A meeting? First of all, hi! I'm a new member on this sub and I'm happy that I've found a community. So I've stuttering since 5th grade and this "problem" has made lose some opportunities. I'm in col...