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Hey I stutter too so I might not be the best for advice, but I think you just need to stop caring about what others think of you when you stutter. Most people don’t care and those who do are the assho...
Thank you both, be confident and OWN my stutter and others will follow. Great words of advice guys I do appreciate it....
Thank you for the wise words! Not to boast but I do see myself as a confident and empathic person. I don’t feel judge by my stutter at all. Honestly I don’t care if the fellas crack jokes about the st...
Bro it's all good. We as stutterers have those days, not much you can do about it other than power through. Use moments like this to build resilience, and when it happens next you will be more incline...
If you think so, then its too early for you to do that now, but one day youll find the courage my friend, it took me about 15 years and now Im 29 and finally made a peace deal with my stutter....
I think time pressure is actually one of the biggest causes for stuttering because now even though my stuttering is significantly less, when I still do stutter it is almost always because I tried sayi...
Always when i stutter and people laugh I look at them like they're dumb and then they understand that they're dumb for laughing. As long as you know what you're doing and they don't, you're the winner...
There are elements of this thinking that are valid I think. It is healthy to acknowledge what is happening to us and just accepting it. But I think it's healthy to use that for empowerment. Ie we stut...
I appreciate all of you, that’s for sharing your wisdom. After much consideration I’ve decided that I won’t be putting anything about it on the profile. Stuttering is part of who I am and if people ca...
This is the advice I was going to make. I’m in a profession where I need to speak to the public regularly, and faked confidence is what got me a great job and helped me become a happier person...
Many moons ago I worked at a movie theater and retail. Honestly, I don't ever remember a customer ever reacting negatively to my stutter (and it was significant). I even had 2 really cute girls ask m...
I would suggest people speak the way they like to speak and not change their speaking style in an attempt to ease stuttering. Instead of changing their speech to ease stuttering they can work on letti...
I can definitely relate to those feelings after graduation. Something I wish I knew about sooner are stuttering support groups. Joining my local National Stuttering Association chapter and going to me...
It all boils down to fearlessly accepting and or owning the fact that you stutter, and also accepting the reality that not all social interactions will be great ones. (There’s many external factors th...
Smile when you stutter. It takes the awkwardness away for both you and the listener....
I've been described as charismatic by many people and I have moderate to severe stutter. I don't believe I am innately charismatic though. I rely on "fake it till you make it" mentality. I have also ...
Can't speak for jobs as I'm still in uni, but when it comes to dating, it's easier than ever now that lots of interactions are done online. I don't use dating apps, but I chat a lot on whatsapp and fb...
First of all it is definitely going to affect your life in various ways. So I think acceptance of that is important in being able to manage it....
If you have the means and are vaccinated, I'd recommend going to the NSA Conference in Austin in a few weeks. There's nothing that can give you confidence like that can. It will probably be smaller po...
I have a mid stutter, so what I do is before I talk to any person I've never met before. I just tell them off the bat that I stutter. It makes it easier for me. I think talking and not worrying about...