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I'd get a job in Sales and manipulate my way to a fortune... Hah. this is the first thing that came to mind.. regardless if it is true or not....

Nobody's perfect We stutterers are more privileged than people who cannot talk at all...

I’d probably talk so much I’d have to be asked to leave the room. I’d spend as much time as I possibly could talking on the phone, I’d volunteer to so many things that require talking. I probably woul...

I second what this person said! I’m a communication and speech disorders student (speech therapist) and it’s great. No weird looks when I have blocks because everyone knows what’s happening and everyo...

That I’m not the only one with a disability. It opened up my eyes to people around me who were suffering with their own problems. I think my stutter has made me more empathetic. So it’s a bittersweet ...

I like that. I just sometimes feel weirdly worried about it going since I've been used to it for so long....

I'd probably talk more and gain a little more confidence in it but ultimately I feel like I would still remain quiet most of the time. I'm just remembering those times I ask someone something and get ...

Stuttering has absolutely made me more empathetic, but I would give it up in a second if I could express myself....

Why would you be embarrassed? It is a part of you. Earlier you accept the truth the better it is. You have to learn to live with it. Once you tell it to people, they will be more understanding towards...

Be proud of who are, everybody there own insecurities. Instead of out socializing the past year or two I’ve been working hard at other things, things I probably wouldn’t of done if I had a mass amount...

start throwing seminars all over the world speaking about my stuttering experiences and talk until i cant talk anymore haha....

Don’t fear it, but look at it as an opportunity to practice your speech and see better where your strengths and weaknesses are. You will get comfortable once you develop experience. Yes, there are shi...

Nothing I would talk to my friends, maybe approach girls more but ultimately, I’m at a place where I’ve accepted my stutter, and wouldn’t care weather or not I lost it or not...

After the initial surprise, I would probably call random people on the phone. But after the excitement rubs off it would probably just be any other day and I would go about my life as normal....

I would probably become considerably more outgoing and actually say the things I wanted to say instead of just thinking it....

I am the same way. I bought a speech easy device to see if it would help me. It opened my eyes that I was trying to become someone who I’m not. I never wore it again, and have never felt more confiden...

Yeah, my advice would be to make sure the friends that you are with know about your stutter and when new people come into the mix I have been guilty of silence when a new person comes, but it just tak...

I would never have to fear rounds anymore and I would never have to hear the nasty comments/gestures from the residents. It would be freeing, God!...

That's really interesting, I know what you mean though. It makes us who we are, we might be more compassionate, driven and have different qualities because of our stutter, compared to someone who does...

for me, i actually wouldn’t want my stutter to go. seems kinda strange (as my stutter inhibits my life in some way), however i think that it’s my stutter that makes me unique as a person. i think ...