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Hello fellow stutterer! I can somehow relate to your problem, since I have been stuttering since early childhood (I am 22 and go to university). People on this subreddit like to say "Don't let yo...

It has to get worse before it gets better...that applies to almost everything. U will be fine tho....it takes time and patience. All i can say is keep your head and push thru. It wont be easy, but it...

Been there, done that. I've actually had teachers roll their eyes at me when I've stuttered. Some people in this world are heartless but there are just as many that want to lend a helping hand. That'...

I have a presentation coming up this week too. To make it worse, it's a group presentation and I feel pressure that I might let my group down if I stutter. I'd prefer to go solo but oh well. I think i...

That's really immature. It shows that you are above them however, so try and don't give a fuck about what other people think! Once you stop caring (or at least care less) you will gain confidence and ...

Yeah dude, honestly no reason to care about their opinions of you. You got this dude. You're doing this for yourself and none of them. If they knew what we went through...if they went through it thems...

Hey man I was there once, too. As it turns out, her parents are probably going to like you A LOT. They are honestly not going to think badly of you because of your stutter, so don't be afraid to tal...

It's actually affected my dating life positively. My first girlfriend thought my stutter was the 'cutest thing she'd ever seen'. The summer from when I was 17-18 really turned my life around as she g...

I have a stutter which comes and goes; it's been quite bad for a month now. My friends are awesome about it: they wait quite patiently for me to get done, and they don't make a big deal about it. In f...

Your stutter doesn't define you. Your response to it is what defines you. Don't let it stress you out, just trust in yourself and do the best you can....

Never say this again! Trust me there is hope. You will find someone good hearted who will see through the stuttering. I never thought I would either but I've been with my girlfriend for almost 2 years...

Some dating advice that helped me when I was single: Wingman/Friend - This helped me out so much. My buddy and I would go out to the bars and he would initiate the conversation with random groups of ...

I'm 34 and have been married for about 7 years. I will admit that it was very difficult for me to initially approach females and would absolutely dread making that first call after I got her number (I...

Firstly, social skills dont determination your worth as a friend of as a person. You have something to offer that im sure a lot of people would like. I think you believe this, the tough part is gettin...

Dude don't give up! I thought the same thing a few years ago! Then, one day I just decided being shy sucked. Still stuttered, but got myself out there. Then one day of playing hacky sack on the quad s...

Conversation/social skills can be learned. They're not talents. One good way to start is if you want to be interesting to someone, be genuinely interested in them. If you're having trouble with this,...

I guess the latter. I didn't consciously force myself to go out specifically to lessen my stuttering, I just wanted to be less like a lone wolf. I always hated it though that when I had a bad stutter,...

To all my fellow stuttering friends

To all my fellow stuttering friends Long time lurker on this subreddit finally making a post. I'm no different to you guys. We've experienced it all; inadequacy, inferiority, pain and well, everythi...

Thanks for your kind words and advice I will def check out stuttertalk. I think my introvert personality adds to my covert stutter or maybe my covert stutter made me an introvert haha who knows but I ...

Hey man, I feel you right now, I really do. Ive read up on a lot of research, talked with a lot of people and dont a lot of self exploration. After all of my "progress" I feel like my stutter hasnt im...