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It honestly feels just like a character trait, a big deal isn’t made out of it and nobody even says the word “stutter” It just seemed really nice and not forced ...
So true. I'm 25 as well, just a couple weeks ago I was talking on the phone with someone for work with the goal of explaining what we do etc., basically I was a salesman of sorts (a job I purposefully...
Yea, I just turned 30, and it seems like less and less ppl care as well...everybody understands we're all just tryna make it in this shitty world. Hell, I remember a couple of years ago, I was in Wa...
Not caring about stuttering as you age
Not caring about stuttering as you age I remember my stuttering was a big issue for me when I was in high school. Now I am 25 and have never felt bad about being a stutter for 6-7 years. Hell, I rarel...
"I stutter just the same now as an overt stutterer as I did when I was covert... Only less and not for quite as long" - this is exactly what I was trying to convey. You just said.. you stutter the sa...
Thanks for clearing that up. I stutter just the same now as an overt stutterer as I did when I was covert. Only less and not for quite as long....
Hey r/Stutter, I know most of you guys are insecure about your stutter but I'd just like to let you know that you're no different to anyone else and are actually really adorable no matter what anyone says :)
Hey r/Stutter, I know most of you guys are insecure about your stutter but I'd just like to let you know that you're no different to anyone else and are actually really adorable no matter what anyone ...
It is part of my identity, and I have 95% gotten past it, now i only stutter when public speaking but normal conversation im smooth as fuck, and it does set me apart, and it does make it more satisfyi...
I would really like to see if there is cure for it. But, coming to me, I have lived all my conscious life with stuttering. It made me the person who I am today. As you said, I don't know if I would th...
I stand corrected, and I'm sorry my opinion earlier might have come off as insensitive. Actually, it was very insensitive of me and my way of thinking was wrong. You and u/BristlyCat comments have m...
Growing up with my stutter has taught me to be a better person. I look back and am sorta glad I have this stutter. It made me who I am today. That being said, I would cure it if I could...
Because humans come in a huge range of variety, and a lot of the time those differences aren't actually problematic in themselves. The problem is society's expectation that everyone will look and soun...
Honestly, it depends on the day. But, since I have been consistently meditating and working out, I have felt more and more appreciative of it. Without my speech difficulty, I wouldn't have become who ...
No, I lack personality, and it helps me make jokes and bond with people who want to make fun of it so I don’t think I would. It wouldn’t be worth the one girl I’ll ever talk to easier to talk to...
my stutter has grounded and humbled me, and it's a great people filter ...
dude, i hear ya, i don't really give a shit anymore about my stutter, or i don't care the way i did, say, when i was a kid. it's been with me for the whole ride, it's difficult to think of life withou...
The Steve Harvey thing is absurd. He literally told the woman to try to breathe and be sure of what she wanted to say.... f$&@ you Steve Harvey. That’s not a cure and the fact you think it is show...
1. Steve Harvey is probably blowing smoke, and is no more able to cute stuttering than cure cancer. 2. I feel like I've gotten along pretty well with my stutter though an 20/80 mix of stubborn determ...
That's a rather silly question. :) I think almost by definition, stutter is something we would like to be rid of. But I get what you're saying about identity. That's what very likely happens when som...
Great question. On my worst days I’m quick to denounce and curse my stutter but like you said, my stutter makes me Me! If I somehow found a “cure” I would feel fake because stuttering has shaped my p...