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My life as a stutterer has been orders of magnitude better after i told my family, friends and coworkers that I stutter. And guess what, their opinion about me didn't change a bit. If anything, it mad...

I am 19 years old , it does not go away when you are older , you just grow to accept it more and more as you get older...

This is good. We are quite positive parents in any case but it is good to know that we shouldn't be ashamed of his stutter and encourage him to be the same....

i have a stutter also, i dont care about MY stutter. if you want REAL help, dont go ask for help on reddit since no obe cares about anything/anyone. get a speech therapist...

To add to this, if it does come to the point of self awareness down the road, I wish someone told me it was OK to stutter and it is nothing to be ashamed of. Not something that has to fixed at all co...

People can have bad manners, that's painful but I believe that you are capable of handling those shameful emotions and the good ones will stay with you. For me that helped is that I don't care about...

A little tip that perhaps gain Confidence.

A little tip that perhaps gain Confidence. This is what I am doing since yesterday: I am reading a book and what I am doing is to read a chapter loudly and just talk naturally even if I am stuttering ...

You can get a lot of people VERY intruiged in your content if they know you have a stutter. People are utterly fascinated by speech impediments, and if you confidently go forward with this and openly ...

It's tough to recommend what to stufy at University, you would know better than anyone else. "Do what you will enjoy" is pretty typical advice, but it's true. And if you don't know what you will enjoy...

Here’s a radical thought... the more stuttering that’s being live streamed, the more stuttering becomes normalized, and the better things get for everyone who stutters....

I feel you. Im at the process of accepting and loving my stutter...

I haven't talked to anybody for what seems like 2 years just because I was tired of stuttering. My advice: Not worth it

I haven't talked to anybody for what seems like 2 years just because I was tired of stuttering. My advice: Not worth it I wanted to stop stuttering, but I ended up talking less and less cause obvious...

Nice man. It's so true. People don't react to your stutter. They react to how you react to your stutter. I'm a signal electrician with a moderate stutter and my job involves Talking to controllers, s...

Nothin new for me, so why stress about something that’s out of our control, after not caring what people have to think for so long really helped my stutter! People are going to remember you more becau...

I feel like in this current social climate we can have even more success. People are so much more accepting and understanding that diversity brings great promises and a wider view. Happy for you! I to...

Just got my first job in my career!

Just got my first job in my career! 27, mild to moderate stutter, been stuttering since I can remember. After a long week of 3 phone interviews, 2 Zoom panel interviews (of 3-4 people), and an in-pers...

Once I realized the majority of ppl don’t care that I stutter i realized then why do I care so much?! And after acceptance of the stutter you hardly realize it’s that it’s not that big of a deal and y...

I can definitely feel your pain as we know people can be so cruel especially toward things they don't understand. But if you let them control your mood they will always win. Live your life unapologeti...

Your survival rate for bad days is 100%

Your survival rate for bad days is 100% As a stutterer I’m sure we’ve all had our bad days, but we’ve made it through each day! No one said life was going to be easy but here we are doing it. We have ...

I used to hate my stutter, but I’ve come to use it to see how ppl react to it, if they don’t mind they won’t say anything and if they do have the nerve to say something negative, I inform them I had ...