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I understand what you're saying. I've never spoken with or even come into contact with a female stutterer. I've always stuck to the belief that my stutter is a good barometer of others' character. E...

I'm a women. And I do chat a lot with a friend who stutters. But I dont feel much differents between how he and I feel about it though. Not that there isn't. You experienced it. But I didn't. ;) ...

Maybe it is just the people I've talked with, but dating and the reaction of parents were huge differences. The best example I can think of is how women tend to find men who stutter "endearing" becaus...

Not a woman, but I'm curious. What differences do you feel you've experienced as a woman with a stutter compared to a man?...

Creepy indeed. I understand that most people aren't exposed to stuttering on the daily, and I definitely don't blame them as individuals for not getting it. Stuttering awareness in general needs to i...

If someone doesn't know I stutter (such as an interviewer for a job), I always disclose. We will stutter until we can change our perspectives of our superiors. I havent been able to break down that ba...

> Only everybody. It's so ironic isn't it? Yes, I've experienced the same thing. You'd think that the word you care the most about in the world... the one that refers to your own identity, would b...

I'm in a fraternity and have a stutter, and all of my brothers are aware of that and it's not a big deal at all. Don't worry about your stutter separating you from fitting in or anything like that; on...

Joining a Fraternity with a Stutter

Joining a Fraternity with a Stutter So like most subscribed to this subreddit I stutter. I would say it's a mild stutter and generally only occurs at the beginning of sentences with troublesome sounds...

Does anybody have trouble saying their name?

Does anybody have trouble saying their name? So as a kid, like many of the posters I've read about on this subreddit, I used to have a severe stutter. After going to speech therapy a few times and ju...

What is this self depreciating mindset you have of yourself? And thinking "Oh she's too good for me" is stupid. Improve yourself so you get to the point where you're more or less equal to her. Just ...

Several years ago, I was fluent in my dreams. However, as I accepted my situation (or it might be because my stutter worsened in real life), I began stuttering in my dreams as well. It has been that w...

Well I don't think that the belief cannot be overcome - I think people overcome limiting beliefs all of the time. And I don't think it is the matter of flicking a switch and turning off a limiting bel...

I find that school of thought useless, personally. Even if it were true that it was only a belief holding us back (I don't think it is, and there's more science out there supporting that than not), if...

It is possible the belief, conscious or not, that "I can't overcome it" or "I am a stutterer" is an anchor holding us back? For those that have become fluent that I have read about, I wonder where the...

I don't think they have to be mutually exclusive. Since stuttering has strong genetic links and it's safe to assume that there is something different in how stutterers process linguistic rhythm, it ma...

You stutter in your own thoughts? Fuck I'd hate that. I like that my head is the one place where I can always be fluent....

i find that i dont stutter in my head tho. thats odd...

Yes, I do it all the time. I know my blocks, so they still happen even when I'm not actually speaking. Brains are weird. ^[needs ^citation]...

I do. It's a habit that pervades the dream space. Makes me wonder if my stuttering is physical or predominantly mental in its origination....