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What you're describing is kind of a feedback loop for your brain where the more you avoid something the more scared you may feel the next time. Thankfully, the opposite is true. The more you tackle ...

I'm 17 too and like you, I've never known anything else. I have accepted that it'll never go away though. My speech therapist told me that a long time ago. That doesn't mean I don't fear everything yo...

If people judge you on a stutter then they're not marriage material, mine got better with age, I'm now 31 and I still have se terrible days but so much better than when i was your age. Just let people...

I went to a speech therapist and found that I rarely stuttered while I was there, do you have any triggers for your stutter or is it constant? I have triggers with pressure and fear/anxiety. I run 2...

As you get older people will become more mature about you having a stutter, and people won’t be making fun of you (if that even happens, which I hope it doesn’t considering you’re 17). It won’t have a...

Thanks for replying, maybe I'll just accept it and live with it unfortunately :( I am trying my best to manage it tho...

not forever, just until death. with age you will practice to reduce it. and it bother you more than others....

You are a person who stutters and will be a person who stutters your whole life. It is a part of you that you need to accept. Saying that, you can manage your stuttering through therapy to make it ...

I had only met one other stutterer in my life until recently. I met a woman who stuttered. It kinda made my day, it's nice to not feel alone...

Any women on here who stutter?

Any women on here who stutter? I am a woman who stutters. I know woman who stutter only make up 0.2% of the world population. Let me know if you're out there. And embrace how rare you are....

Some people like it, some people don't. Personally, I hate it. To me it seems like I don't know how to talk. I stutter, and it's frustrating, I get it. But I'm trying to get better, and as I know the ...

Personally I like it but I'm pretty open with my stammer and it took me a while to get there....

I am not fully fluent. Maybe 65 percent. What I did though was during my interview for this job. I laid it all out there, respectfully. Basically saying hey I know I stutter this is who I am, but that...

Feeling that way was common for me a few years back. That is solely based on your relationship with your stutter. You view it as this negative thing, that makes you look/feel inferior, other peopl...

Letting yourself stutter is a good thing, it will give you confidence and ironically just the thought of letting yourself is like a reverse psychology effect and will lessen or take away your stutter ...

I think it's about how you see your stutter. Whenever I stumble on something I take a pause, take a breath and then continue speaking. I don't feel and show that I'm ashamed or I'm embarrassed about i...

My mom told me that I used to bang my head on the wall when I was 3-4 and got caught up on words. Just out of the frustration of not being able to form the words I was thinking. I took speech classes ...

Do it now. It was the same for me and now at 30 I regret it tremendously. Sure you can live with it and have a normal life but you will always be wondering how much better you would feel and what you ...

When someone says “have a good day” or “nice meeting you”, I can’t say “you too”. I’m getting used to not feeling bad about not reciprocating....

Hello!! Yes I started before I was age 4 and went through numerous speech therapy programs. Finally decided it’s okay to just be me. ❤️...