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It used to...just accept it and dont give a fuck. It's hard but once you get the feel on lock it will reduce your stuttering and improve your confidence....

For a long time it put it in the shitter. But I just worked on being more confident with it. I can’t really give steps on how to do that you just kinda do it(I know not very useful). It also helps to ...

Something like that happened me recently. I don’t talk much in college so only my ‘friend group’ knows I stutter. One day I was asked a question in class and I stuttered. Afterwards a guy came up to...

It took me a long time to come to terms with my stuttering but once I did, it’s been mostly gravy. Just talking about it makes it more manageable, emotionally....

The very best response to my stuttering I've ever had

The very best response to my stuttering I've ever had I'm becoming a regular at this coffee shop. Ordering is probably when my stutter is at its worst, so the baristas are quite familiar with it. Tod...

I see we had the same experience! Well English pronunciation as far as from the French one than it is from the Spanish one, I'd reckon? Anyway, I also stepped out of my confort zone and became (way) m...

I'm 26, and the anxiety hasn't gone away completely, but it's a lot better than it was when I was younger. I think the more we allow ourselves to stutter, and just let it happen, the easier and easier...

This is very funny, and I could relate to that! I am a Spanish native speaker and naturally stuttered more in Spanish, but not in English nor Japanese! I read somewhere that it all depends on the lang...

Salut ! Je répond en français ça sera plus rapide ;D Je suis en Écosse depuis septembre, et les 1ers mois c'était génial et incroyable, comme toi je begayais absolument pas en anglais (ni en espagnol ...

I am a native turkish speaker and i can talk english well enough too. In fact, my english is mostly more fluent than my turkish (when i am calm) But my french? I cant speak it without stuttering on ev...

I went. The ticket situation was fine, I only had to say my name which I managed. I stayed to the side and didn’t talk to anyone but I really enjoyed the music and had a great time!...

This. Most people don’t give two fucks about our stuttering, we just assume that they do....

***Speak slowly*** and ***know your material inside and out***. Dont memorize it, but be able to talk about it. Show your genuine interest in it if possible. Recognize that everyone gets nervous in fr...

I don’t think it ever 100% goes away, but age & experience go a long way towards that. I’m 32 & have been pretty indifferent about it for a few years now. Just be confident in yourself & u...

Yes I have experienced this too. I'm 90 - 99% fluent in situations where I feel confident both in myself and in my speech (I used to range between 30% - 70%). These moments of extreme speech confidenc...

Does the anxiety ever *completely* go away?

Does the anxiety ever *completely* go away? For the last 4 months, I've been pushing myself *extremely* hard to stutter around everyone and anyone as exposure therapy. I've stuttered around hot girls,...

Trying different techniques, for example, adding an “umm” or “aa” before the sentence. What works for me is acting more confident than I really am. Standing up straight, keeping shoulders back and s...

Make sure to practice, knowing your material is, at least for me, the most important part. Creating a PowerPoint, if possible, helps me because it takes their eyes off of me, makes me less nervous. ...

I’m going for the music and don’t plan on initiating conversation. But if someone starts talking to be I’ll try and talk for a while....

I plan on doing this as well this year. None of my friends like indie music, but I love it. Do you plan on talking to people there or just enjoying the music?...