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Same, especially we don’t really get much people that can relate to us, it always makes me feel awkward and judged when I stutter in front of others, more so when most of them don’t even recognize tha...

Same me too! Once I get comfortable around people I stutter a lot more. In front of strangers I don’t stutter as much sometimes not at all or I do a better job covering it up....

For sure. I try to think about it as little as I can. Maybe I can forget it after a while....

Congrats on your 18 yrs!! It's so true, they didn't really care about it, they knew I was a hard worker and that I was a team player and that's what mattered most! GO BLUE ✈️...

I've been USAF Active Duty for 18 years this June. I'm an aircraft maintainer. I expected more hazing about my stutter, honestly, when I joined. In reality people go, "Oh you stutter? Anyways, we ha...

If you lost all memory of ever having a stutter, would you stop stuttering?

If you lost all memory of ever having a stutter, would you stop stuttering? This is a question I've asked myself a lot. I'm sure the answer differs between person to person cause some people's causes ...

As I get older, I do this a lot more. It’s for making sure the person doesn’t get freaked out, and also for me to be comfortable and not feel like having to speak fluently...

I do, a part of my stutter is trying not to stutter in front of people who dont know i have stutter...

If I'm stuttering a lot and the person seems confused, I will mention it in a playful like "I have a stutter and it's so bad today haha" kind of way...

I do sometimes because I feel like it lessens the pressure I feel to speak fluently. My stammer is covert and most people I meet wouldn’t realise what it was. I appreciate your points you make: you ow...

I'm 40 years old, and I still find weird tactics that help me. What works for me might not work for you and so on. I'm a professional wrestler, so talking on the mic should be super intimidating. But ...

Finally done with interviews!

Finally done with interviews! After months of searching and feeling rejected, in large part because of my severe stutter, I finally got a salaried position in my field! In the interview, I was upfro...

It’s built like a virtual walkie-talkie, just pick a frequency where others are tuned in and tap a button to unmute your mic and speak. And setting up a profile is simple; choose a nickname, and your ...

I do but only in front and f someone and if no one is watching i stutter mildly...

Overcoming shyness: how an app kinda helped me

Overcoming shyness: how an app kinda helped me Hey everyone! I’m a stutterer, and due to my stuttering, I’ve become quite “shy.” I want to talk to people, but I’m not confident enough to do it. I’m al...

Me editing out all my stutters and pauses (from blocks) for a video 🥲👍

Me editing out all my stutters and pauses (from blocks) for a video 🥲👍 ...

I'm 19 as well. Been a stutterer since childhood, had the same experiences as you. I've been employed as a waiter, more recently as a steward on the Eurostar trains, so during those last years, I had ...

After stuttering for 30 years, what helped me was a certain shift in mentality. It didn't cure my stutter, but it did help me move away from the constant fear of how other people might be judging me. ...

i’ve come to learn adults are more understanding, one thing i’ve learned about insecurities is that people will only care as much as i care about them. so i just act unbothered and unaffected by my st...

What to do when you stutter on your own dam name?

What to do when you stutter on your own dam name? My name starts with M, and ever since I was a child, I’ve always stuttered when saying my name. It was at a point, and honestly still kind of is, wh...