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Things have gotten better between us. She's become a little more sensitive because she knows how that makes me feel, definitely left some long lasting trauma but Its definitely getting better!...

We really don’t appreciate people who actually stop and wait for us to finish the sentence that often

We really don’t appreciate people who actually stop and wait for us to finish the sentence that often Like seriously it’s just a small gesture they do, and it instantly boosts my confidence. Feeling l...

What is the best experience or reaction you've had to your stammer?

What is the best experience or reaction you've had to your stammer? I always see venting or ranting about people's reactions and it's true that they can be brutal but I don't think the good reactions ...

That's brave, but I think editing your stutter isn't the way to go. That's part of yourself, I think the best path is accept it and show it to the world with the rest of your content :) Take a look a...

I agree 100% with this. I'm in this point and it's awesome. For example, yesterday I rolled down the window of my car to politely interrupt 2 guys talking near of a car to ask them if they were going...

I think there are good days and bad days. Most people are generally nice about it. It’s just about overcoming the negative feeling after they “make fun” of you for it. If you just stay positive and kn...

Sounds a lot like me. I had my lowest point about 2 years ago as well. Been recovering ever since, and I’ve never felt better. I’m more confident than I have ever been and it feels amazing to not be s...

Honestly I’ve gained a lot more confidence speaking because for the most part, anyone I talk to, like my friends or even strangers in public, are very patient by letting me talk because they know it’s...

It doesn’t that we stutter, it matters HOW we stutter

It doesn’t that we stutter, it matters HOW we stutter This is basically the only thing that has given me substantial relief whether i stutter a lot or a little and that is to stutter with proudly with...

Thank you man, I’ve learned after 6 years of therapy that it can’t be fixed but you can learn to accept it because it’s a part of who you are. And the only way it gets better is by being comfortable w...

I think this will give you even more credibility. It seems like stutterers need to learn to live with it and accept it more than fix it. The word “fix” just makes it seem like it’s a problem. Somet...

Thank you for this, I’m glad I’m not the only one. I’m going to help people like me one day...

What ultimately helped me the most is to not stress out about it beforehand, don’t try to not stutter and just take your time in saying all the words properly. Speech therapy did nothing for me. Edit...

When I focus on the person and the conversation my stutter disappears. When I do have a block, I stop, breathe and carry on....

THAT IS AWESOME!!!!! You need to check out my podcast episode with Courtland Crain. He is a PWS and he is on a journey to becoming a speech language Pathologist. He is also on YouTube. You posses...

I started stuttering when I was 6-7 years old. I always had mild to medium stutter and now I'm 24. After I started reading aloud and practiced meditation, my stutter has reduced drastically. Need a pr...

Brilliant, you can be really proud of yourself! You expanded your comfort zone, increased your confidence and reduced your stutter all by yourself. Fantastic!...

Second this. Instead of editing out every stutter, own it. Smile about it, joke about it. If you get a bad block or make a funny facial expression, ofc you can edit it out but in general I’d say go ‘...

Make the YouTube channel own your stutter be proud of it. Who cares what the haters have to say....

I used to be as well. Used to spend a lot of my time editing and I just stopped caring....