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Man, I have so much inner trauma that this is hard to watch for me. People care way less than we do. Who else almost feels to close to their worst days when watching this? Almost as if watching it wil...
That's traumatic to watch because I know what's going on inside. But it’s also funny, the side jibes to yourself as you are going through the process are fluent. You probably have a stutter that's emo...
I understand not listening to others, its hard. There's a lot you can learn from listening to yourself though. A part of getting better is seeing yourself from an outside perspective. It's very hard ...
Ive never been good listening to anyone stutter, including myself. I think it brings up trauma/shame. Im happy you can do this for yourself....
Your post was very sincere, how many times do we run away from usual situations for fear of being laughed at? It's a horrible feeling of incapacity that only becomes worse if we avoid it, I still don'...
Accept it and don’t run from it
Accept it and don’t run from it After a long day at the college I joined a few days ago, a long tiring day of waiting for my name on the absentee list so I could say yes when my name was called, guess...
You got this brother, there is no shame in having a stutter. However, in the moment it’s really easy for that ashamed feeling to sneak back in. We just have to learn to kick that feeling back to touc...
Nor should you be. I’m 63 and have struggled all my life. I haven’t been able to get rid of the shame....
Still not a good sign if it's nervous laughter, because it's laughter it still looks like mocking. I know she's explained it not though, but op it depends entirely on how you feel...
Thank you. I hope it's broken the seal now, that others can do it. It's nothing to be ashamed of....
I sometimes get told when people react or even giggle when I stutter that they are either reacting to getting caught off guard, think that I'm trying to be funny, or don't know its an issue and they d...
The benefit/cost ratio of seeing if you’d be strengthened or hurt isn’t worth the possible opportunity for your emotional growth. Stay away. You don’t need this gamble....
I would've stopped the conversation there and ended our chats. I get it's not even the first date yet, but I don't want someone LAUGHING at me, esp in public. First, it's embarrassing for YOU. Seco...
So miserable
So miserable Ive stuttered for a few years but it’s now worse than ever, I’m going to college this year and I’ve honestly been debating whether to actually go there and get the education I’ve always ...
In truth, the person who judges your stuttering the most is you (unless the person opposite is stupid and there's nothing we can do about that). I know stuttering is frustrating and can make you feel ...
Yes, it’s not uncommon for very young children to have disfluencies, stuttering, as a normal part of language development. In my daughter’s case, I wonder if having made a big case of this might have ...
pls do not ban me i'm 24yo stutterer and i think this is pathetic...
I'm just so so fed up
I'm just so so fed up I'm 17 and had one when I was 1-7 I had one then It stopped, then cause of bullying. When i was like 11 I was bullied so badly I bacame mute for a year and ever since I had a s...
I'm 20 and getting desperate
I'm 20 and getting desperate 20M here, been stuttering since i was 8 with a very severe stutter, back when i was 18 i got accepted into a CS major but dropped out when i realize i had to do monthly p...
Also I just want to add that feeling embarrassed is also ok and perfectly natural. We don't fear stuttering so much but the feeling that comes with it. Maybe we could find it funny instead thereby dev...