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I find this to be the case with a alot of traits. If a girl already likes you, stuttering is cute, if she dont, she probably dont care. If a girl that dont like you sees you play piano, its kinda cool...

Today was my first day at the world renowned Toronto speech and stuttering institute. I have had a stutter since a child, and I just assumed eventually I would grow out of it. Flash forward to now, ...

Any tips/advice on socializing in college?

Any tips/advice on socializing in college? I just finished my second year and I've hardly made any friends, I find it difficult to approach and talk to people. I've joined clubs and societies too, but...

Does anyone else do this

Does anyone else do this So I feel like stuttering has significantly expanded my vocabulary, a lot of the time when I'm trying to say a certain word that I know I will stutter on my brain changes the...

Yes.. this reminds me of a House MD episode where there's a guy with a big tumor who gets it removed by surgery. House told him that sure you'll look different and people will see you differently but ...

I think you guys are misinterpreting what I asked. I didn't ask, if there was a magic pill that could make your stutter go away, would you take it? I'm asking if you could go back into history and s...

This reminds me of something I read once.. it goes something like this: a guy felt that everyone at school hated him because of his stutter. So one day he decided to conquer it and he did. He found ou...

I'd rather take a cure that fixes it in the present! I wouldn't like to have never stuttered. Like you said for yourself, I think it was very important in making me who I am today, for better and for...

This....all day long. I sometime watch people on TV who just 'speak'...and it fascinates me that someone can talk without a stammer, without thinking about every word they're about to say, without ...

I would take the fluency pill right away. That does not mean I neglect my past but if I can enhance my future by being fluent and having less mental stress I would take the option right away....

If you could make it that you never stuttered, would you?

If you could make it that you never stuttered, would you? I bet the average fluent person (and even average person who stutters) thinks that we wish we never stuttered. They might think that our liv...

I am just waiting for the day when people see my abilites instead of how i speak because i feel that its not important how you speak , the more important thing is that how you're going to explain it ,...

Often doesn't work. You stutter on your name because it's psychologically charged and tied to your identy. When you change your name the same will end up happening eventually....

I've made it a habit to say just my name (without any preceding "my name is-" or "hi, I'm-") while making eye contact and offering a handshake. I think it leaves a stronger impression too....

Change it. I stutter on a certain letter and my first name starts with it. So I go by a nickname now. Like if it was m I stutter on, and my name is mickey, now it's MJ. ...

There is always a path for everyone. Maybe you can become a speech therapist yourself and help other people and children who stutter. Maybe you can start your own business. The stutter does not have t...

Dude, that's the worst. You're trying to get your name out and its just not working. Thats actually part of the reason I shortened my name from oogabooga to just ooga - it was easier to get out....

In one of the greater life jokes, I've always had an issue saying "stutter"...

Staying strong, overcoming challenges as we go. Being part of the 1% of adults who stutters is both exciting and intimidating. But it's who we are....

@nukefudge Sorry for my late reply! Point form off the top of my head on how I think it has helped me: - Made me more unique and memorable. This has all sorts of spinoff effects. It's valuable in t...