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Is this a serious question? Easier without a doubt in my mind. If I didn't stutter, I would have accomplished the things I have in my life a lot sooner. Some things I'm still trying to accomplish. Stu...

Yes you're right we have not any cure for now. But i think it's only FOR NOW. When i'm alone i'm %99.9 fluency and normally %85 fluency. I think it's all about how much percentage you are in normally....

I sometimes feel like this but you have to look at the value you bring to the conversation. I mean suppose you were with a group of people and this group was discussing a famous musician. Better yet, ...

I'm against it in this instance because I'm not suffering. Stuttering sucks and I hate it but I'm not suffering. If I were, I wouldn't have gotten as far in my life as I have. And my mom and I have ta...

Sorry. That may have been poor wording. I meant everybody in my family has gone through hardships and my mom did everything she could to minimize the pain of these hardships. Nobody else in my family ...

Yes, I do a lot of clever one-liners and such and I'm hoping that's just my personality and not because I'll have trouble speaking more than one line!...

There is currently no cure for stuttering. That's a scientific fact. It is also not true that we don't stutter when we're alone. Take a look through the various YouTube channels run by people who stu...

Yes, and then I have flashbacks about that conversation during my day like some sort of PTSD. I dwell on it, which is something that I'm trying to stop. Self confidence about your stutter is the cause...

Hi, the same with me. I can give a presentation for as long as I want, without the feeling that my stuttering is holding me back. I think it's because I'm speaking loudly and articulate the words prec...

>You can't cure it I think we can cure it. Because when we're alone we're speaking normally. It means we have no problem about talking with anyone. We have a problem about trusting ourself....

To dovetail, there are many ways to work on self confidence. It helps a lot of you take care of your physical appearance: shower, exercise, eat right, even go thrifting for a new outfit. It always hel...

I used to until I started reevaluating my self-worth. We are the biggest critics of ourselves. Our thoughts are just as valuable as anyone else's. Once I truly stopped worrying about what other people...

I feel that way all the time. Yes, it is a problem with my self confidence. But it is also a result of how other people react. You are not alone ;)...

I am in my early twenties and although I'm fairly fluent about 70% of the time my stutter is still visible and I do worry about it a lot. What really gets to me is worrying about what colleagues thin...

I am fine, thank you. I've been using a technique like that for the last thirty years :) It makes me speak more slowly, but the day to day stutter is gone. It is still there, but hidden. So, I thin...

I find that too, if I project my voice I'm more fluent but then I'm a naturally quiet speaker so it's focusing on changing that....

When you change your voice you are acting, and some people don't stutter when acting. It is the same reason why we don't stutter when we sing: we use the brain differently. ​ I have used...

I'm about to be 42 years old, and from where I'm sitting, any stress or anxiety is all but gone. I'm fortunate to be around people who understand and accept me. As for the person I am, I most definit...

Good day, bad day is when you're entire day revolves around your speech. You have a good day when your speech is good and your day is bad because your speech is bad. The events or circumstances of the...

You handled it really good. The best thing someone can do is just listen and not point it out. And its always good if they say something like that at the end to say it isnt a problem or something to r...