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Has your stutter influenced your decision to pursue medicine? Did you end up mentioning it in the interviews?...

For me, my stutter is about equal when I speak English vs. Spanish, but it's 10x worse when I'm speaking Chinese. It sucks because my Chinese is already pretty bad (I'm Chinese-American), so when I tr...

I would say I have a disability, but am not disabled. Stuttering doesn't define me but is a small part of who I am. I wouldn't collect government disability, that'd be ridiculous unless it was really ...

I'm currently in medical school, hoping to become a psychiatrist or pediatrician. Frankly, being in medical school with a stutter is extremely tough, but I've always told myself that I wouldn't let my...

I'm another stutterer who was in "gifted and talented" programs as a kid due to my IQ. The only other stutterers I've met have been neurologists (two of them) and a math professor, but that's probably...

haha I lived in England for 4 years when I was a kid stutterer and never stuttered either. if you stutter in your home language, maybe this is a way of telling you were you should have actually been ...

I've met over a hundred people who stutter, and anecditally this doesn't ring true for me. I know a lot of smart stutterers, but then I know a lot of real idiots too. ...

/#1 for sure. I've always said that my stutter helps me get a sense of peoples' character based on their reaction. ...

* someone makes a joke about it while your introducing yourself? BAM! you know that person is an asshole, it may have taken you multiple conversations to learn that if you didnt stutter. * lots of...

It makes you more empathetic and patient. My stutter is invisible. People can't see it immediately unlike, say, a wheelchair. They don't know who I am, what I'm going through whenever I talk. So, I do...

This might seem weird, but I find stutterers to very often be really charismatic people. I'm not a stutterer myself, I came across this post on Explore New Subreddits, but I've often noticed this abou...

As someone that has been in your shoes, I know how it is. I am 22 now, in school I really didn't talk much because of my stuttering and it led me to not communicate to people as much as I liked. In hi...

I don't think my stutter is too bad. It is noticeable, but only after I tell someone because I can often change the words I use to hide it. What exactly is SLP?...

I'd rather have a creative and sharp DM who stutters than a mediocre fluent one. Most of the attention will be on your content, not fluency....

Sounds like it might be. One of the SLPs here can probably tell you more. Whether it is or not, all I can say is don't become afraid to talk. Stutter or no stutter, you dont want it to start defining ...

Sergey Karjakin to play Magnus Carlsen for World Chess Championship

Sergey Karjakin to play Magnus Carlsen for World Chess Championship I did not know much about Sergey Karjakin before this tournament started, but I noticed his stutter during his press conferences. Th...

>I didn't recover from my stuttering, yet. I'm working on it What do you mean? Are you saying stuttering is a phase? >Your stuttering is a symptom of something bigger and deeper Doesn't sound...

SLPs of r/Stutter... what's it like?

SLPs of r/Stutter... what's it like? I saw in a recent post that a lot of people here work as Speech-Language Pathologists. What's it like being an SLP with a stutter? (I'm assuming most everyone post...

There will always be dicks out there man, don't let it define you. It's not a wall, it's just a very bumpy path. ...

You're getting annoyed at how other people might see you though, no? I was in your position. One of these days I'm going to post a video just to show the severity. I was gone beyond the line of "not b...