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I partially agree. Stuttering is not shameful or bad. But it's inconvenient (just like limping) and it doesn't make you "unique". Accepting stuttering and not feeling any shame or inferiority because ...

As someone in speech therapy, I’ve learned this is not a healthy approach and you’ll set yourself up for disappointment. Just accept yourself. This isn’t a fault. It’s just part of you. It’s okay. I l...

Think about it.

Think about it. We all have the right to feel down sometimes. We all have our reasons. Our main reason for it is that many of us feel trapped, like we can't achieve our goals because of our stutter. B...

That's good advice. I'm now 41 and still hate people finding out I have a stutter. Now, depending on the situation of course, I just flat our tell people because spend five minutes talking with me and...

I feel you, and I'm sorry for your experience. I know the feeling and I'm sure many other stutterers have had similar experiences. Still, don't let your stuttering define you! Take pride in who you a...

Just be kind, smile, and do your best. Focus on what you can control. People will notice you’re attitude more than anything and if you give off a friendly/happy vibe, people will like you, regardless ...

Singing for stutter

Singing for stutter My friend and I lived close to each other so we walked home together everyday. He was really good at singing and practiced a lot at home. One day while walking back home he start...

3 easily achievable tasks to complete that build conversational confidence

3 easily achievable tasks to complete that build conversational confidence Another value drop! Enjoy ❤ 3 easily achievable tasks to complete that boosts conversational confidence  What do I mean by ...

No you shouldn't feel bad because of it. I don't know how or why but some people find stuttering cute and there's nothing wrong in that....

it took me a while to stop caring about it. i'm still shy, but worrying about stuttering doesnt enter my mind when i'm meeting new people. it feels so much better...

I think i managed to stop caring about my stutter

I think i managed to stop caring about my stutter Thats it I just wanted to say that I improved my self-confidence a bit. Ive been having ups and downs with my stutter but im really stoic about it now...

Yes!!! Kind of wholesome story but during my speech therapy I said "I hate that word" in regards to "stutterer" bc it's so hard to say. My speech therapist took that as I prefer "person w/ stutter" a...

This is partly why I stopped going to speech therapy. I was speaking fluently but I had lost all my personality in my speech, and it was really bumming out my family and friends. I've gotten to a poin...

Confidence

Confidence For me, it was a big step, to understand, that confidence will not stop my stutter. I lost confidence when i had it, because of the stuttering. Now, even when i stutter, i'm still confident...

I find those the same. Once negative feelings towards stuttering is gone, you stutter significantly less (for me I'm practically fluent most days, but it's different for everyone) but even if you do s...

I’m so happy you’ve gotten to this stage with your stutter. The fact that success is not measured by how much you stutter couldn’t be truer. Thank you for such a well written message!...

This is a well written post and I can relate to it a lot I just had one clarification, did you overcome stuttering or did you overcome the negative feelings towards stuttering?...

What I've learned about stuttering since I've overcome it.

What I've learned about stuttering since I've overcome it. (What I mean by "overcome" is broken down throughout this post)** What I’m about to share with you is something I wish I knew 5 years ago ba...

Hello this is my first post here also I just wanted to say I totally understand! What helped me is litterally quitting giving a fuck about it. One day I just stopped so hopefuly you can too!...

while it is true that many people “grow out” of their stutter over time, many people who stutter keep stuttering throughout their life. it’s totally ok to want to be more fluent, that’s normal! i just...