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Confidence in what? Wherever you're lacking confidence, improve in that area. If you're talking about your disfluency, then do some work there. (Easier said than done, for certain.) IDK you, so I h...

How do you go about addressing your stutter in them and why do you think they swung things in your favor?...

Get rid of the negative thoughts because it has not served me anymore. Still stutter but I'm free from it. Stop paying it your energy...

I made big progress with my stammer this year. Main thing I made progress on are those "secondary behaviors" like stay quiet, avoid social interactions, general social anxiety etc. and later this year...

I don’t know the extent of your stutter but don’t let it stop you from being an extrovert. I’ve stuttered since I was a kid but because I’m an extrovert I’ve never really thought to suppress my speech...

How Can I Explain That I'm a Covert Stutterer Without People Getting Suspicious?

How Can I Explain That I'm a Covert Stutterer Without People Getting Suspicious? I’m a covert stutterer. I’ve learned to mask it to the point where others don’t notice most of the time. But there is...

I feel like the stuttering disability is not that known, what should I do?

I feel like the stuttering disability is not that known, what should I do? I mean, should I tell the people that I'm knowing that I have a stutter? Should I try to hide it? Should I just let myself st...

Thank you for standing up. I think we all can relate to being accused of faking our stutter since it is so erratic. One moment, we can be fluent, and the very next, we start stumbling on every word....

You don't have to waste your energy to convince someone that your stutter is real...

I honestly dont put the card down until im ready to say it. Like i wont put the card down then say it, ill say it as im putting the card down. As far as the last question i dont want to be accommodate...

I am having a similar issue. I used to be a covert stutterer until the anxiety of hiding the stutter caused more stuttering. I am trying to advance and the fear of stuttering in public leads to mass...

I don't know where any of what I said relates to acceptance or giving up. I quite literally said this opens up new avenues. Are you still stuck on the argument that happened the other day? Senseless ...

About 6 months ago I stuttered my journey. I waa frustrated to live with a stutter I couldnt accept it like everyone told me to. I read about manifestation and the power that it holds I reccomend you...

I think it would remain "a big deal", even if we're 1%. As soon as we're different, being fat, short, too tall, ugly, having a disabily or being a stutterer, at some point it's always a big deal in ou...

I came to a similar conclusion after going to an intensive speech therapy program and being basically 100% fluent for about 6 months. I was still deathly afraid of talking to people because I didn't b...

Yeah, I agree with that outlook. As I previously noted to two commenters: "Look at it this way: The more voluntary control you exhibit over your habits and tendencies and other areas outside of stutt...

Definitely. And seeing how much harder they are to overcome compared to stuttering itself, I would focus on these externalities more than the stuttering itself if I were to have a child with stutterin...

I'll help you out of the dream: no cure will be arriving tomorrow (but I understand you probably know that). Also, I think habits and your level of fluency are highly interconnected. Bad habits, espe...

That's more or less what I've realized too, after years of psycho- and speech therapy. Now that I'm getting bit by bit more accepting with my stuttering and better at living with stuttering, I feel to...

Very aptly put. I am similar. I am tempted to start disclosing it to people, particularly at work in the hope that it desensitises things. But then fearful old habits kick in and the avoid, change ta...