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I would promise myself I would do all the things that I thought my stutter was keeping me from. And then I would continue stuttering, because that's the real truth hiding behind this thought experime...

Try not to think of stuttering as an issue, but just as a part of who you are. Accepting your stutter is the first step towards feeling more comfortable talking which plays a big role in why we stutte...

You just have to accept it, I have a severe one as well, there is no cure for this, even with therapy, you will always have it, it is up to you mate....

There's different degrees of severity of stutter. Inasmuch as it's always to some extent or other _taxing_ to stutter, there's no shame at all in wanting to reduce the amount of incidents. Those who s...

I am going right now to therapy. So far i can't say i've seen major changes , but i went knowing it will be a long and maybe a tough journey . And as consti92 said, the goal is acceptance and self con...

Just got off a debate for a student trustee position

Just got off a debate for a student trustee position Damn... it feels so odd. I’ve always avoided public speaking when I was younger out of fear of my stutter, but experiences with great speech pathol...

I’ve been seeing a counselor since October and grappling with my emotions and sense of self-worth has DEFINITELY helped my stutter. For the first time in my life I feel like I don’t need to be fluent ...

Yep. You’ve probably heard of the stuttering iceberg right? The more you’re able to process and manage the feelings that often accompany stuttering like anxiety, hopelessness, worthlessness, and shame...

The biggest tip you could ever hear from someone is that you gotta accept it, if your son has a stutter like all of us then you and your son should accept it. I'm not saying not to help him be more fl...

The biggest tip you could ever hear from someone is that you gotta accept it, if your son has a stutter like all of us then you and your son should accept it. I'm not saying not to help him be more fl...

I’ve always dreamed of having balls like you, just going for it and accepting my stutter. Consciously thinking about it i know its the right thing to do buuut subconsciously im scared shitless of publ...

My first speech therapy! Unexpected results!

My first speech therapy! Unexpected results! I [21, M] have a severe stutter. It happened when I was 1.5 years old, it was caused by a terrifying fever I had. Not gonna get into the struggles I face, ...

It took me along time to accept it. I pray someone finds a “cure” for stuttering in my lifetime, but until then I know it’s not going anywhere. I feel the same way too. I know people think that we’r...

Just for you guys to know

Just for you guys to know You see in the last 6 years I’ve been going through some pretty hard times. But in the storm of things I’ve gotten rid of my stutter. I can finally say that. I know what you ...

I used to believe that too, but fuck em. I tell everyone I’m a professional stutterer!...

Used to think this myself mate but you gotta accept yourself and it, as hard as that may be. Now I don’t mean accept it in such a way that you’re giving up and that this is the way life has to be. The...

I agree with you 100% they not contribution to find a cure for Stuttering because they think is easy to live with this,...

I suppose having people who try to hide the fact they're laughing at you is the biggest problem. It's like they think they're being considerate whilst still being an insensitive dick. The most useful ...

I have just accepted that I cannot do certain things, I am happier living in a comfortable way to be honest....

Because it isn’t something to be “cured”, we stutter, and the worst thing that can happen is that we get made fun of, steamrolled, or ignored, to view this as a problem is to lead us into a creation o...