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I remember the nightmares you're talking about. I was 10 and I was wandering if I could ever become a doctor, an actor or doing any other job that involved quite a bit of talking. I remember feeling f...

I can rap at a speed that most of my friends can't, and speak well enough that most people don't recognize that I have a stutter anymore....

Couldn’t talk until I was 18. Am 20 now still no bueno but who really cares it doesn’t represent me as a person. Mine is genetic so my kids are fucked as well :)....

Being successful in social, academic, athletic and professional settings. It’s a state of mind not a disability. Nut up or shut up. Edit: Tone of the message....

I'd say writing, but I don't exactly think of it as talent. I'm passionate about it because it's where I can express myself more....

I think this is the definition of secondaries. hers are actually not bad, but they can be very distracting. There are a few things I definitely agree with her on, and some that I really wonder ho...

Hey man, I've dealt with stuttering all my life. The anxiety that comes with not even being able to say my name correctly and even the stomach squeezing are things we have in common. I might not under...

My stutter means that every interaction I have is real. I can't hide my imperfection. It means I care much less about other imperfections. It makes me more compassionate and empathetic to others....

A deeper voice sounds more alpha male or "person who is a leader". It also sounds more manlier and soothing(not that high voices cant). Ive received comments from people saying "You look like an adult...

>we have it better than some people. Yes, we have it worse than most but it could be worse. It's just that you make it good or bad by overthinking it. To me, Stuttering is not a flaw in us, it's w...

I have noticed that it has made me fearless of things that other people get stressed out about. For example, I have zero problem taking tests. As long as I dont have to speak, Im totally confident in ...

has living with a stutter made u tough skinned? as in you are emotionless and are not easily offended?

has living with a stutter made u tough skinned? as in you are emotionless and are not easily offended? ...

I wish I could say. I'm 42 and have had a stutter my entire life. Ups and downs of battling it. I think I just stopped blaming it for my short comings and made my skills undeniable. The confidence tha...

I’ve been through the public education system’s speech therapy program but really didnt help in high school, I hope too but we need to be strong and not let this define us, I have friends who see more...

I understand how you feel but it frankly isn’t a matter of deserving. There are people who are born blind and there are people who were tortured and eventually killed while serving and protecting our...

Interesting? I'm curious... What makes you think that deep voice= more respect? \[sorry if replied late my laptop got broken\]...

If I didn't stutter I wouldn't have met all my friends who stutter. They have jobs like history teacher, scientist, nurse.. anything. It only holds you back if you let it. For me I feel like people...

**Just continue to love and support your son.** Try a good speech therapist that specializes in stuttering and recommended by other stutterers. Just remember that for some, stuttering won't go away en...

Your description of your son's stuttering sounds exactly how I would describe myself. For what it's worth, I am in my late 30s, have a good job, own a house, and am married with kids; i.e., life has t...

It depends. To be honest, your stutter is a part of you but it isnt YOU; accepting your stutter positively is the best think you can do. It isnt a disadvantage, its a fact of life. Having a stutter is...