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I don't stutter, but I'm in a longterm relationship with someone who does. I normally wouldn't try to comment on posts like this but I wanted to share what worked for him, since he's not on this subre...

Obviously there’s no “cure”. I stuttered horribly as a kid and eventually it stopped completely. I never thought about it and after years and years (maybe 5th-11th grade or so) I forgot I ever stutter...

I’m 27 and in IT. I’ve been struggling with it my entire life and lately I’ve been doing way better with it. I find it helps to just talk slow and not only relax yourself, but relax the mind. Once you...

Hi! 47, have stuttered since I was 5. Makes the world crumble when you are younger but when you get older it becomes “meh”. Although I recently started a new job and I am finding my thoughts are qu...

I understand. I have a have a mild-severe stutter and sometimes I feel like I am wasting peoples time trying to talk to them. I have two friends that have never made fun of my stutter but that’s about...

And I think you are too negative about it man, it's not a bigger issue. You can still live full benefiting life ...

If you take it hard, you will become more and more stressed and anxious. To me stutter isn't really bad. I can still speak pretty good. The main thing is the more you think about your speech the harde...

As with most stuttering strategies, this is highly subjective but it did work for me: Avoidance Reduction Therapy - [https://www.sisskinstutteringcenter.com/arts](https://www.sisskinstutteringcenter.c...

Congratulations and thank you for sharing! I hope more people on here start sharing their successes because there's a lot of defeatism in the community and stories like yours can really help people. L...

Yeah there’s times in my life, I even had a period of about 3-4 years where I accepted that it was a part of me and in turn I didn’t stutter nearly as much. The mind is the trickiest thing though and...

That's so awesome! A truly wonderful reminder that a stutter never has to hold us back from doing anything we want. ...

It's great to see you're embracing your stutter and not letting it stop you doing the things you want to do in life 👊...

You're like me, my stuttering is caused by anxiety and lack of confidence. When I'm feeling really good about myself, I don't stutter at all. The longest I've gone without stuttering is about a week....

I was answering a question someone else put up. Again, I’m sorry if my answer isn’t what you wanted. But as I’ve learned, life got a lot easier when I stopped feeling bad for myself and just came to t...

It is annoying but I no longer perceive these situations as embarrassing. Why should you? Just take your time saying what you need to say and don't worry about it. If someone stares at you, just smile...

Sometimes I think about how my life might be if I could always speak fluently and never stuttered again. I’m always hesitant because as much as I’ve struggled with it, and at times hated myself for it...

I am a moderate to severe stutterer. I use that all the time with my non-stuttering friends. It just adds to the humor! I also like to say, “Did I stutter!” When someone asks me to repeat myself. ...

Everyone has a very personal relationship with their stutter - some embrace it, others hate it, some ignore it, some are embarrassed etc - as a stutterer, I just want to be treated as a regular person...

You got this. One day at a time. Wear it proudly. We are only human. Cut yourself some slack. 🙏🏽 I'm in my final few months of residency. Can't wait to be done! ...

Nice! Got loads of respect for IM. I stuttered a bit during my IM internship especially when presenting cases during the morning meet. Ortho is super fun and very hands-on. We just point and grunt. Lo...