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Lol oops I'm getting better man (sry late reply) I really am starting to connect more of the dots with my dis fluency and I'm really seeing that it is a confidence issue and other psychological things...

I'm 25. I craved socializing for most of my life. Besides my family I've never connected with anyone. Sure I talked to people over the years but I could never truly relate or connect with them. I beli...

Hi xoebox, I hear what you're going through. I've stuttered since I was 5 years old or so (I'm 34 now). I know exactly what you mean when you describe it as "draining". I think that's an excellent wa...

I swear I was just thinking that today. I don't want my stutter to define me, but it's pretty fuckin hard not to let that happen. I just wanna speak normally. when I get a paragraph out smoothly I cel...

I just want to speak.

I just want to speak. Most of the times I stutter, I dismiss it and keep going because it is not worth my time to wallow in my sadness. But every now and again I will realize how idiotic I sound. How ...

I'm in a long distance relationship with a man who has quite a severe stutter. I do not stutter myself, nor have I previously in my life known a person who stutters. We had been friends online for y...

Yeah but I kind of do not want to accept it and I know that I have unrealistic expectations of a miracle recover. But I have also noticed that I don't have any self esteem anymore and wonder if it cou...

Advice needed..........I cant move forward in my social life and my stuttering is holding me back

Advice needed..........I cant move forward in my social life and my stuttering is holding me back Ive posted here before and im just depressed af right now. 19m and my life is pretty average compared...

That's the hard part about my severe stutter. It feels like I can't show the real self to other people, because my stutter acts as a wall. My real self is a talkative, assertive and extraverted person...

Imagine the roll you could play in a young stutterers life.... I wish I had a teacher that stuttered and owned it when I was in high school. They might know you stutter, but do they actually know what...

Actually I wanted to compare persons with mid stutter and persons with severe stutter. Not the same person having mild and severe stuttering experiences. I think it is easy (relatively speaking) for a...

Honestly if I would not stutter, I would first be a quite smartass and surely annoying to other people. People like me now because I dont say everything i think of. Stuttering is annoying as f***, but...

I think it just takes up more space in general. On occasions where I stutter a lot, it's very clear to me what's going on, and those around me too. Other times, where I more succesfully communicate w...

I'm not sure really, I don't consider myself to be much of a social person anyway. I do talk to people and friends but I only go out when I have a reason to. I suppose it would make it easier to meet ...

Yes, I think so. Before I stuttered, I was definitely a social kid. I still try to be social, but it can be pretty tough....

Idk because there are many socially inept people without a stutter. I wouldn't be surprised if I was just using it as an excuse to be less sociable....

Yes. There are too many times where I really want to answer questions I know, be a more open person, actually be able to tell jokes, and not be afraid to talk to girls for the first time. I'm managing...

I get you, but I don't really care what others think of me. It's more of my opinion on myself. You know that feeling you get when you've put on 20lbs without really noticing and then you finally not...

I started stuttering when I was around 14 years old. Before that, I used to be the most eloquent, the most fluent, the most social kid there ever was. I had the ability to go up to a random group of p...

Well I hope other people share their thoughts and this isn't the only conversation. You're question is a good one, how the hell do any of us meet people and make friends when we can barely get out a s...