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You will have good and bad speech days. Just remember how you got that promotion. Hard work and skill. Let that be the thing that affects your confidence the most....

Thank you, very much! I'm trying to get my confidence back up and it's a work in progress. Talking about it on Reddit is a lot of help. Thanks, again. ...

> I have been diagnosed with General Anxiety, Social Anxiety, and Depression. And even with that; you have a job that you are successful in. That's a mighty accomplishment that you should be very...

Yeah I'm pretty full of my self haha, that's because I do the right things ie. I meditate, excercise, read out loud everyday all to reduce my stutter, so when I've done these things I feel I have a ri...

Funny thing is im a stutterer and i do all those things. Sometimes we use the stutter as an excuse, personally I've made a promise to never let my stutter stop me from doing anything. This leads to ...

As someone that has been in your shoes, I know how it is. I am 22 now, in school I really didn't talk much because of my stuttering and it led me to not communicate to people as much as I liked. In hi...

I've always seen stuttering as my biggest weakness and so, paradoxically, pursued jobs where communication is key. Worked as a journalist for a year, got promoted to editor, then went corporate in a g...

Yup, I do. I come here regularly in the hopes that someone found that magical cure that will eliminate my stutter. That one thing that eluded scientists and thousands of dollars in research. I fucking...

I think your goal of actively trying to talk to people in situations you normally wouldn't is fantastic, but I'm not sure that it will be as helpful as it could if goes hand in hand with a goal of dec...

There will always be dicks out there man, don't let it define you. It's not a wall, it's just a very bumpy path. ...

You got dealt a bad hand at birth. But not the worst hand. I would take my stutter over being blind, deaf, missing a limb, being paralysed, autism, and every terminal illness. I would take a stutte...

Your last line is exactly what I'm getting at in the post. The problem with the negative posts on here is that the replies to them are nearly all negative also. There's so many contradictions to what ...

You're getting annoyed at how other people might see you though, no? I was in your position. One of these days I'm going to post a video just to show the severity. I was gone beyond the line of "not b...

I only got about half way through, but if this is to be a safe and welcoming place for people who stutter then I think we need to let people express themselves. Many people don't/can't talk about stut...

Zioticx, As a lifelong stutterer myself, I completely understand how you're feeling. Sometimes it seems *impossible* to live the kind of life you want to live with a stutter. My advice- you can't all...

Dont avoid jobs because of your stutter. Apply for what you want, and feel happy about doing so. Don't let such a small part of you hold you back from reaching your potential and being happy!...

I know the feeling. I remember finishing a nerve-racking English presentation and feeling extremely confident and energetic afterwards when the class was over ...

That's great! Didn't happen today, but I gave my first college presentation a few weeks ago. It was suppose to be 15 minutes, but I went into 25 and felt awesome! I was a lot less nervous than I thoug...

What did you accomplish today?

What did you accomplish today? I figured maybe I could start up a thread where people may post an accomplishment that they thought they wouldn't be able to do because of their stutter. Maybe this'll...

I get inspiration from other stutters who have been where I am and who have moved forward in their lives and in their speech. Heading about the work they put in and the chances they take gives me cour...