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Exactly! You're more than your stutter, and when someone can't see it, it typifies them more than it typifies you....

I hate this. It's never ok to laugh at a disability. So why do people laugh at stutters?...

I do see it as a disability and it's pretty sad that it's considered ok to make fun of someone who stutters...

Honestly this, people underestimate the effect that the body has on the brain,confidence, etc. It’s not enough to workout the mind but the body which fuels the mind, needs to be worked on as well for ...

Yes, I know now that stuttering is not a disease, but a wrong speech formation: wrong habit, which has certain reasons in the past and has been supported by my stresses, worries, fears in the present....

Hi, I just wanna point out that sometimes, often I think, it's kind of mysterious how this kind of dramatic shifts in perspective happens. As you word it "one day I just realized..." So, yeah, *some...

I've met a few girls who actually find my stutter attractive. Some people even think it's cool....

Some of my friends have said they find it cute. I know they’re probably just trying to be nice but for me it’s definitely not cute. I try to explain that if they were in my shoes they wouldn’t think i...

Well I think my stutter is something in my mind cuz i'm crazy with a lot of other problems too...

I am 26 and I agree with all you are saying. While it's tough, it's also me. First time I came on this subreddit there were tons of memes related to stuttering and it made me realize completely that I...

how did you gain that confidence of liking your stutter? and how do u ignore what people might think about your stutter ?...

I experienced this recently when a friend of a friend called my stutter “cute” and “interesting” because “it’s suspenseful.” I don’t know if they were just trying to make me feel better, but it was de...

When the entire waveboard thing was popular i realised that is was much easier to do it the way lefties do it, this would also describe my terrible handwriting, interesting theory...

Okay, so you gained some respect amongst your peers, I understand that. Although, as you stated yourself, communication can be a nightmare. As social beings almost every aspect within our lives is det...

I would keep it because I dont see it in a negative way. Dont get me wrong I have my moments were communication is a nightmare. When i really get stuck on a word i make a stupid face that i hate. But ...

Listening to podcasts really helped me, still not fully rid of it but it really helped me. I can really recommend (for example) hello internet, 2 people with really calm voices....

I was the exact same way. I made friends by doing stuff that didn’t require speaking. For me, that was playing cello. Suddenly, I became popular simply because I was good at it. They’d ask me to play ...

>How can other people thinking a different way (like you) effect the amount of people who have a speech impediment? Because if less stutterers have children there will be less stutterers in the wo...

May I ask why you would chose to keep something affects your daily life in what to most people would be in a negative way? I've a mild to moderate block and I would never want to keep it had I been ...

>you even want to convince others that people who stutter can't ever be happy And where exactly did I say that? Stuttering people can have very happy lives, take a look at samuel Jackson,emily blu...