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People always told me that my stutter wasn't noticeable but I literally blamed every social interaction that didn't go as I expected it to, on my stutter. "That was so awkward, she probably thought I ...

I have some friends and can also talk to girls (I'm lazy and a bit shy so I don't have great success but girls seem to like me time to time). Not long ago I talked to a girl and she asked if I'm a stu...

Thanks, i just want to get to a point where its there, but manageable, because i know its one of those things in life where if you have it you have it for life...

All of which goes back to being the best version of yourself. You know my views on that already since we've spoken about this. Anyway, I've said everything I need to. :-) ...

You and I are both the community. We're communicating, it's fine. We've also been here before - I urge not to _lose_ anyone on the floor, you urge to _strive_ for something else. Neither is wrong, bu...

It's a blanket statement dude. It's heard in business, sport, self development etc. There's truth to it. Again, please answer for yourself instead of worrying what the community thinks. We'll hear fro...

The point of this is not for a cure to stuttering. I'm not anywhere cured as I have my good and bad days just like anyone else. Im just trying to point out a mindset that helped me and I think could h...

Don't dismiss the experience of other people just because you feel it doesn't apply to you. Also, please don't say things like this: >The only person responsible for your stutter is you and it is...

Stuttering & Mental Health Awareness Day

Stuttering & Mental Health Awareness Day Today, October 10th, is Mental Health Awareness Day. This day has got me thinking about stuttering and the connections it could have to mental health issue...

Sure, wouldn't recommend it to 'normal' people though. Must be a little eroding as to one's identity, never saying 'I', that is. ...

He struggled with the word "I", so he never used it. He would always refer to himself as "Bo". "Bo wants to get some tacos" rather than "I want to get some tacos" ...

For years I used to think like this. Always asking myself "why me?". I spent so much time dwelling on it. Wasting a lot of energy on it. It made me sad and I was further away from my goals by thinking...

I just want to say that you don't have to feel like you're forced to live out your self-fulfilling prophecy of having no friends because of stuttering and social anxiety. You have a choice to stay a...

I'd have to agree with this. Men are way more up front about what they think about you. I'd rather know who my enemies are....

Girls are just less open and more pretentious, I'm sure just as much laughed at you behind your back, and even more gossiped and judged you....

9 out of 10 people who have ever laughed at me for my stutter have been men. The people who have helped me through it have mostly been women. It's just the way it's been. ...

As a sailor and a stutterer, I take no offense to this. ...

Btw, I'm really tired so apologies if this comes off more harshly than intended. I know where you're getting at with this. Truth is I've had a severe stutter as a child and teenager. You do not want...

Sounds like wishful thinking to me. A person with autism can't fix his faulty wired brain either. A severe stutterer faces the same issue. You are basicly shaming them for something they have little c...

hey I totally relate to this. my stuttering is very severe and sometimes I think I'm bound to fail in all aspects of life, because my stuttering prevents me from expressing myself properly. a lot of p...