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Appreciate the things you do have in life. Practice daily meditation and gratitude (what are you grateful for?) Forgive yourself. Love yourself. As Kendrick Lamar said "It was always me vs the world,...

The first thing I'd say is don't care. As hard as it is to just choose to 'not care', that's the optimal solution. If having a stutter doesn't bother you, it's not a problem. Anyway, I guess you proba...

I’m really sorry to hear you found it disappointing overall. Did it at least boost your confidence hearing yourself speaking with an improved fluency?...

I know exactly how you feel I’m 16 and stutter to! it’s sucks having a stutter but just know your not alone plenty of people have a stutter just try to accept it and cope with it try to find better fr...

28. It may never go away but managing it gets better over the years. One thing that has worked for me is self improvement through: 1. Learning to not giving a fuck. 2. Improving my physical self ima...

Thats good that you have that attitude. There was one other guy in my grade that stuttered and he had a similar take. He would talk really fast, and if it took him 15 stammers to say one word, well he...

I'm a 15 year old guy who also stutters. In my case, I used to be afraid of social interactions and I'm still in some cases. What has worked better for me is thinking in what I want in life: Do I want...

17 here but I don't really care about my stuttering. I do want to get rid of it tho so that's why I joined this sub. I've had many people making jokes or imitating me but I don't take them seriously c...

It’s ok. I’ve been stuttering when I was very young. Currently 17. We have to learn to accept its now part of our lives ...

Of course not, but a pessimistic attitude will not lead to success. It wasn't until I built my own self-confidence that I got over my stutter--I still stutter, but people hardly notice it unless I bri...

Bud stuttering is one of the hardest aspects of my life and as I can see yours too. I’ve stuttered since 8yrs old and it always seemed to get worse over the years UNTIL I chose to stop letting it make...

>no one likes to hear a person repeat words over and over and make weird face movements while trying to get words out The only person you have to worry about is _you_. This is your life. Fuck ever...

I don't know if this is the best advice, but I think its a bad idea to try to hide or mask your eccentricities when it comes to stuttering. I've been stuttering my whole life and it hasn't been much...

I stuttered more while in middle school age 11-13, where I was pretty much mute. Got better every year. It started getting better when I stopped caring so much about it. ...

Thank you for all your responses! It seems like a lot of people don't mind it when it's someone close to them. I never minded when my fiancé finished my sentences but he doesn't anymore. I told him th...

It's also a verbal way to give yourself permission to stutter. You're putting it out there and it's not this awkward unspoken thing. And shows your employer you're comfortable. It's good for a variety...

Depends on my mood. Sometimes I accept it, sometimes I don't and finish my own sentences. They want to help and do not know any better....

that's awesome, i don't know if i would have the guts to be a bartender. it's true though, putting yourself out there makes it get a little bit easier every day. ​ i think there is some ...

I've gotten pretty good at my name. I just stoped avoiding it. Went through a phase of stuttering through it. Now my subconscious no longer fears saying my name, and I rarely stutter on it....

I actually studied writing after I dropped out of theater school, and it's perhaps one of the things I'm better at in life. Not because I was born with any particular talent for it - But because it wa...