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My advice would be to not worry about stuttering. Basically impossible, I know, but you are going to stutter. Its a fact. But, so what? Focus on stuttering easily and with as much control over it as y...

Man, I want to hug you so hard. I’ve been through that phase with almost the exact things, and it wasn’t getting better. A really big positive breaking point in my life was when, around 19years old,...

It is funny. As much as stuttering sucks we do need to laugh about it and ourselves....

Honestly I just plow through it, I usually keep the notion “if they can’t accept me for who I am, why am I even gonna continue to date them”. Usually it goes pretty well, I stutter, they giggle, and ...

I’m also a female who stutters! And my singular dating experience was definitely an interesting one/a life changing one. To make a long story short, my current boyfriend and I went to high school toge...

I don't necessarily agree with your opinions but it is fantastic seeing someone from this community get up and embrace their stutter in such a public setting. I'm so proud of you and good luck with yo...

Stereotype: stutter is something that can be overcome if you work hard, take some meds, sing, breathe, etc; and if you still stutter in adulthood that means you’re lazy. A lot of times strangers start...

Hey man congrats! I do the same thing, it's nice seeing someone else trying to show people it's okay to have a stuttrr...

I have a YouTube channel!

I have a YouTube channel! Hi everyone! I have a YouTube channel to show that stutterers can chase their dreams, too. Not necessarily YoyTube but, I'd like to show that you don't have to feel like you ...

Wow thank you so much. I totally get what your saying about how exposure could also get rid of the stutter. I definitely feel like that is another option that would work. If I just totally owned it an...

I’m around the same age as you (32) & can relate to a lot of what you’re saying. It’s not easy, but all you can do is try to be cool with yourself....

I had a good night a few months ago

I had a good night a few months ago One night in a hotel room, my friend encouraged me to open up about my stutter in front of him, so I began to consciously use my strategies. I wasn't embarrassed t...

Being relaxed, as already mentioned is key. That includes being comfortable. It seems like you were comfortable back on Colorado and therefore didn't feel as anxious. The advice I can think of may be ...

This is so true! And also gives me a lot of hope! I find that also when I’m stimulated, or part of something greater or contributing to society in some way meaningfully, my stutter tends to diminish. ...

Thank you for your answer, I totally agree with you (5 behavioral patterns). It all comes down to the fact that stutter define us just as much as we let it. I definitely let it affect some of my dec...

Drama is your thing hey. No one's denying anyone option's, though I did voice my opinion which funnily enough was brought on by reading the op's experience with speech therapist's which mirrored my ow...

Dude relax, I'm not going anywhere, just out of engaging in your pointless diatribe. Well I'm still replying but seeing how narrow minded you are it's just idle banter here onwards. Chill, be more in...

My stutter is genetic and it is really bad, I block/repeat/elongate sounds multiple times per sentence. It probably has improved over the years but I personally cannot tell at all. I understand where ...

Old guy here looking back over 60 years of stuttering, hopefully with some perspective you may find helpful. One unobvious truth about my stutter is that the less I care about it, the less of a probl...

Sometimes, but you gotta realize that this is just who we are so there's no changing that. Knowing this, don't let yourself think that way. Find that one thing that makes you happy and set aside some ...