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Ok then you mean stammering is indeed a hindrance in our lives and will continue to be so till we die. We just have to embrace this failure. Avoidance of opportunities , situations , career choices h...

Every. Freaking. Time. My name starts with my most difficult sound. I don't think I've ever been able to say it fluently. But yeah, I just stutter my ass off when I say it without caring much these ...

One day, you need to wake up and take back your life. Don't let stuttering control your life. Figure out how to live with your disability. I have been stuttering my entire life and I have a family, ki...

Hello Yes, it does work amazingly for a time period. Then my brain adjusted to it and it stopped working. I think it could be a positive in showing that I can actually talk normally and everyone ...

This, probably the best way to put it. I also had a longgg time where I would never approach a girl first and I'm sure missed out on a lot of oportunities. That's one of my only regets so is letting m...

>what if I didn't have this stutter and approached them Your stutter isn't stopping you from doing this. You are. There are some things about a stutter we have no control over. We can't control ou...

I’d just live on. There really isn’t much you can do. My husband of 7 years also told me he didn’t care about my stutter. Now he helps me in public when I get stuck and he’s like the other half of me ...

Hey buddy, I know what you're going through. I'm sure there's so many stutterers that come to a point once they get into the real world where they really reflect on their stutter. Some are able to not...

I will probably sit down tomorrow and come up with it. I think it will be interesting to see the responses we get. I have been too ashamed of it my whole life, 44 yrs; maybe I am trying to take...

One of the worst things, in my opinion, that a person who stutters can do is to try to stop stuttering. In my experience (43 years as a person who stutters), the times I have tried to control my speec...

Thanks, like the other poster said, having an IDGAF attitude helps. My self low esteem is pretty low which obviously doesn't help. Stuttering is a complex issue....

My stutter was terrible as a child, seemed to go away in my 20s, came back in my late 30s and kind of gone again in my late 40s. I had terrible self-esteem as a child. Went away to college and life...

i hear ya, i used to feel that way. to be honest, i think worrying about stuttering in front of other people hindered me from getting into a good relationship for far too long (i've been married now f...

thanks for sharing -- i watched the elvis documentary on HBO recently and it was great. of course it's good to hear that we got a fellow stutterer -- he does seem a little awkward during interviews an...

Pros and cons of giving someone a heads-up in advance

Pros and cons of giving someone a heads-up in advance Hi, all. This is going to be part self\-introduction \(for context, and because I'm new here\) and part asking for advice. There's something I've ...

I honestly do not remember. I’m old. Lol. I know I was painfully shy because of my stutter. ...

No, I would not consider myself disabled. It has affected my quality of life in the sense that I am self-conscious. I used to have a chip on my shoulder regarding employment but that’s gone. ...

This. I have everything I hoped to have as an adult. College degree, degree relevant job, house, GF, friends. I consider myself to have a severe stutter but I never let it stop me from living life. ...

Imagine telling this guy he is wrong at something in real life. I don't know him personally but I don't think conversation would be very pleasant, since he openly spoke how he have that aggressive nat...

I will NEVER consider or label myself disabled. Think of what that will do to your confidence, mind, body, and spirit. “You becomes what you think about” -Earl Nightingale...