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I think so yeah, I notice it a lot more with people I’m comfortable with or talk to a lot...

People tend to assume that quite often whenever I stutter, especially with my last name...

I do that all the time and I hate doing it because I sometimes feel like I sound stupid but it does get the job done....

I do this, but like others have said - it makes people think I am dumb or rude (when it’s the name of someone’s baby or I’m trying to introduce somebody etc). And I hate it. I’ve been trying to chal...

I sometimes don't say things I know because of that. Like a friend asks me who that xy sport player was and I know the answer, but can't say it, so I just pretend like I can't remember. I guess that i...

A catchphrase of mine is “Did I stutter? Cause I do, sometimes”. Not that funny to other people but it’s funny to me...

I am 53 and I learned 7 months ago when this post hit the front page: https://www.reddit.com/r/tifu/comments/c4i94n/tifu_by_explaining_my_synesthesia_to_my_boyfriend/ I’ve been reflecting on how this...

I never said it prevents anything in my life. I do not feel limited by my stutter. Although it’s mentally deteriorating, I don’t show it and that’s how I get by. If you stutter and you’re noticeably f...

That's an interesting take on it - enjoying the sounds. :) I guess we never pay much attention to how stuff gets out like that. Way back at language acquisition, I suppose that was part of it, learni...

Sometimes even now, and I can talk most of the time fluently, I keep feels myself like an observer... Be a stutterer leaves scars... I think it's the lack of control of the situation that hurts more...

Same boat here. Focus on living and not your stutter. Take it from an old man, (49 yrs old), live your life and if you block, oh well, just breathe and keep moving forward. You are more than your...

Superior perception? I can say with confidence my perception level runs quite low. Kidding aside, I understand your message. May not be the most realistic way to deliver it, though....

>be the alpha in the room >psychologically dominating a social environment >gifted with superior perception >Impress people (wow he’s confident for a stutterer) - ... - Where in the...

Heads up boys. Acknowledge your stutter, don’t confront it. When questioned about it, make it seem irrelevant, just another inconvenience. Sound unimpressed, be the alpha in the room. My severe stutte...

You have to understand that, nobody cares, expect high school of course, but in adult life, trust me nobody gives a shit about you stuttering, a lot people got their own problems, I learned that nobo...

It makes so much sense to me! I to am a lifelong stutterer and have had and still have many of the same feelings as you...feeling inferior, like an outsider, not accepted etc. I am a bit older, 40...a...

I agree. I think it goes deep deep down to the core of our self belief and confidence and... at the end of the day I know I just don’t have a strong foundational belief in myself or, to be honest, eve...

I think many people who stutter experience this phenomenon. Don’t know the science but I think it’s just being relaxed and not having to worry about anyone hearing me stutter. I think if you’re able t...

it’s amazing how much of a mental game stuttering is for some people. it’s definitely like that for me. the fear of stuttering makes my stutter worse. when i would talk to someone i didn’t care if i s...

Well, the stuttering in R&M isn't stuttering. I mean, it's stylistic. It's not like ours....