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I did this by realizing you can’t control how people react to you. Especially with strangers who cares how they react because you probably won’t see them again. If you have good friends and family the...

Have enough confidence in yourself that you believe it doesn’t matter if you stutter or not...

Exactly, and only really strong people can live with this and be succesfull. It's like living with depression, only extremely strong people can do it! So if you can do it, you should be proud of yours...

I don't real have much of a reaction, I just don't seem to mind the stutters nowadays. I'm only bothered by it when people don't understand what I'm saying and I have to repeat it. In some situations ...

It feel you. It has it's toll on self expression. But I learned that for the outsiders my stuttering is less noticeable than for myself. My stuttering started to decrease I think the moment I starte...

Thank you 😌 Sometimes i laugh at my stutter, it helps...

Sometimes the ones who hide it the best also struggle the worst. They constantly jump through hoops, fear, anxiety, running away, avoidance behavior, skipping activities, literally hiding. Sometimes ...

Yes! The more I do it, the more I realize that it’s possible to manage my stutter (I still do but then I remember to slow down)...

Imma lifelong stutterer as well, but my experience has mostly been opposite to what you've experienced. Dm me if you'd like to talk more, and perhaps get a more positive perspective on stuttering....

A little win today I guess

A little win today I guess My stutter is just physicological, I am frequent introvert and nervious. So my worst nightmare at my first day at school today was to INTRODUCE MYSELF! That silly thing. An...

Im 38, I've stuttered most of my life well for as long as I can remember. I just always pushed through it. But if it wasn't for my stuttering I think I'd be a Dr. The truth is most people are acceptin...

Whilst the fight or flight responses were almost identical, I feel like I experienced both separately. So I didnt notice any correlation between PA improvement and speech improvement. I was (and sti...

I messaged you with a more in depth response, but voluntary stuttering helps with desensitization. Eventually I moved from voluntary stuttering to open stuttering, where I allow myself to stutter wit...

I had the same realization recently, but it didn’t help me as much. I’d like to think I’m very successful for a 21 year old and I have stuttered my whole life. Despite my stutter never really getting ...

Great to hear! It takes time, but have faith that you'll get there. You will start doing things you never imagined. I even got paid for a public speaking event haha. Another big moment for me was...

Thank you for this. I am 21 and recently decided I want to accept and embrace my stutter rather than overcome it, and it motivates me when I hear success stories like this...

I wasn't bullied to bad about my stutter in school. I did have some bullying in school but not really about the stutter. The main problems were my parents doing the same shit as everyone else's. The u...

My peace came in the realization that my goal is not fluency, but to stutter easily. Instead of trying not to stutter, I focused on owning it, practicing to manipulate my stutter, mid stutter, to brea...

I can go on and on about this, but I'll try to keep it short. Feel free to check out my other posts or dm me:) I started my "journey" at 24. I fluency chased my heart out. I always tried to be posit...

Good day. I am 24. Well, I've stuttered since I was 3 years old. My stutter now is mild, but I have a video of myself stuttering as a 3 year old and it was way worse back then. The reasoning behind ...