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Friends are the only one who has patience and sympathy for me.... They give me more time than my parents do tbh and for some reason I am very fluent with my friends...

I've found that most people in public are empathic to a stutter but it depends on how you do it. If you stutter like its no biggie, most people will look past it. I know some people might just wonder...

John Glenn married a woman with a severe stutter. Honestly, a woman who stuttered openly and freely would be very attractive to me. Don't ever let anyone tell you that you are less because you stutter...

As a stutterer myself, being with another stutterer either girl or boy would probably create a comfort-zone. To know that that live with the same tic and that you can take your time to stutter a sente...

Honestly I’ve no idea how I’d react. I probably wouldn’t care but I think the fact that I too have a stutter if I saw a girl that I liked with one I’d definitely try to get to know them...

Yeah, I think so. I mean, I've stuttered for as long as I can remember, and was an introvert as long as I can remember so I dont know for sure. But I do think it has made me more mature, because it m...

But that doesn’t mean I don’t go through lows. I’ll have a bad block and it gets to me sometimes. But the point remains, I have this. It’s part of who I am but it’s not all I am. It’s just a little p...

I accept my stutter so much that I got it tattoo’d on me.

I accept my stutter so much that I got it tattoo’d on me. ...

I feel your pain. Something very important that is taught in speech therapy is acceptance. Accepting that you have this problem and making peace with it is much more productive than loathing it. Own...

I went to a support group last night for the first time and it was nice—obviously people talked about their stutters but it also felt like a nice community; lots of people have been going for years. I...

So do i. Speech therapy helped me overcome it by a fair amount. The most important thing it taught me is living in peace with my stutter....

Sorry to hear about your experience, but therapy is a constant practice for benefit, and ultimately ends with the patient taking full responsibilty. I've seen several cases where stuttering techniques...

Yup I've been stuttering for 8 years. And about the confidence thingy, the solution is to work on your confidence by going out of your comfort zone (idk a lot of stuff abt this, but there's plenty of ...

Not any more. It used to really bother me but I realised they're not always laughing at me per se, they're laughing because they're uncomfortable and don't know how to react. Once I realised this, t...

sounds like a lack of confidence type thing, maybe you just need to practice being more open with stuttering ! (it’s a lot easier said than done tho)...

More mature? No, I can't say so. I don't think I'll ever really "grow up". An introvert? Nope. I actually don't like that label - I think some people rely on it too much. - I speak and I stutter. T...

As for stutter pride its not so much about saying stuttering doesn't suck. All of us would get rid of it instantly if we could. It's more about coming to terms with the fact that stutters can't be cur...

My experiences with my stutter

My experiences with my stutter I'm new to this board, but after responding to a prior post regarding stuttering today, I had to create my own post sharing my experiences and what I've learned ranging ...

Take a performance course. Stand up comedy, theatre, contemporary performance, - whatever. Just something, on stage with a play/piece of work to work towards that has a public showing. And don't try ...

New to this sub and I have a few questions

New to this sub and I have a few questions First off, I have a stutter. I've had it for as long as I can remember. I'm bilingual and I stutter in both languages. Everyone I talk to knows I have a stut...