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26 M, and I went to a leading school in my field as well and I wanted to add something eloquent and inspirational and be like 'yeah, you can do it!' - but honestly, after reading it my main response w...

First of all, congratulations on your amazing academic achievements. It just goes to show that stuttering doesn’t define who you are. There are days where I feel as if stuttering is worse than the P...

Be thankful for what you have. Don’t take the other aspects of your life for granted. You were given a poor hand — sure — nothing to do about that. So do your best to perfect yourself in the areas tha...

Just go through with it. Stuttering isn't a disease or smh. It's a part of your identity that makes you different from the rest. The sooner you make peace with stuttering, the sooner you can move on w...

I tell a lot of people that I stutter. They don't treat me differently, but I have some measure of control of what they interpret my stutter as. Nobody's "normal". Don't get caught up in that concept...

How would you define useless? I don’t think anyone is useless! Yes everyone does useless things but to think of ones self as useless is sad Most people are nice too, sometimes patronisingly nice and ...

Hey. You know, I also support sports, including weightlifting. I also thought about becoming a coach, I love teaching people, but I chose a different field of study. It does not stop me that I can stu...

This was a good response. I think the problem that some of us have with acceptance is that sure, we accept that we stutter, but stuttering makes us feel useless (at least that's how it is for me). I ...

Wow 😮 BRAVO for pursuing exactly what you set your passion on and utilizing your stutter as a means of your success. Love this. On another note, does anyone ever think that non-stuttering actors co...

Yea man just accept who you are and dont be ashamed of it i've been stuttering since i could talk. And god i can relate to you. I don't know you, but i have to say. If you masturbate, STOP! I've been...

Same. I didn't believe my friend had any 'hell' as you say. One day, we were comparing skin colours, and he told me 'I wish I was white like you.' He continued to talk to me about him getting bullied ...

This is really important. It's so easy to focus on what we can't do - in our case speaking fluently - instead of the amazing things we can contribute in spite of - or even because of - our struggles. ...

Yeah you're totally right. Everyone has like a disorder and shouldn't be afraid to show it nor talk about it, because no one is better than the other...

Look up Brian Sellers on this interview. https://youtu.be/fxwQKz-vZ1s I watched this and one of Brian’s youtube videos before the day of my job interview and somehow it helped. It’s like hearing his ...

I'm in my mid-30s. I went to my son's school a couple months back to meet his teacher and blocked then stuttered so FUCKING hard on my name (starts with an R). The universe really effed me on that one...

I know why she wants to do that. I plan to do something like that in the future. I don’t stutter in new, foreign, unfamiliar environments. I know if I go somewhere (solo) to just explore the world a...

If you do that, that is your choice. But that means you are placing your power of speech into a strangers hands and allowing them to lock it away. Fuck what people say or think about you just because ...

Bro, I use the principle: From the inside out. My inner world. There is the outside world. . First you need to improve relations in the inner world, to be happy in the outside. We are all people ...

I don’t know who I am. To study about myself, I wrote almost all of my experiences to know about myself. What I realized is that the behavior that I did when I was 13 was totally same to the behavior ...

I don’t know if it’s that sad compared to a life spent consumed by anxiety, fear, insecurities and a constant feeling of failure because you can’t say your name - THAT is the tragedy. Plus, we don’t c...