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How my stuttering got better

How my stuttering got better Hey fellow stutters, Lately I've been feeling very good about my stuttering, which is why I decided to write a little post on this subreddit, maybe it will help you too....

Thank you:)) I’m on my way to embracing it I can control it with my mood kinda but I mean it’s not a big deal isn’t it?...

Had someone I talk to all the time say that they forgot that I stutter. Don't really believe them bit that feels realllly good ...

Been stuttering since I was a little kid am now 24. I never had an extremely severe stutter but it's been bad enough at times. Last year I decided to go back to college for a two year technical degree...

This is exactly what you have to do. This is my senior year at uni and when I stutter when talking to someone, I don't explain why it happens. Usually people don't interrupt, and if they ask why I am ...

Don't be nervous! Embrace your stutter, it is who you are and can be a conversational topic! I graduated university and didn't let it bother me. Was recruited by a large IT company and called back to ...

I've found this is the best way. It's not something I think I'm gonna grow out of so just embrace it. If someone has a problem with it's their problem. I'm done allowing it to be a problem for me. ...

I guess my success story is that I have “embraced” my stutter. The first time I stutter, I will say “I do stutter” and just give a little background. I am 47, though, and it took me a long time to g...

I'm starting uni next week too, and I'm going to start with the ultimate strategy - try not to care. It's inevitably going to happen, so I think just completely ignoring/accepting it is the best bet. ...

Not everyone on this sub is working toward not stuttering. Some are wishing they didn't stutter at all. Some are wishing that if they have to stutter, that it could be less. Some are or have done...

Yeah, but I genuinely wouldn't wish for fluency at this point. I'm happy and live a great life. I've learned to be careful what I wish for....

Yah, ive noticed I have to ride this weird line where I acknowledge it and accept it but where I don't overly obsess over it. It's pretty hard to do, especially when situations get stressful. I've als...

I guess, my stutter didn't make my life hard..Other things in life happened that made it harder (Both parents died before I was 18). I guess the point is you cant let something hinder you.. My luck ...

Thanks for this post - good things can happen when you look at the positive sides of the stutter and openly share your experiences. I always try to mention my stutter in the first few minutes of a jo...

Yours may not be as horrible as mine because I would give all the money in the world to get rid of this shit...

I’m going to second the guy who said I wouldn’t get rid of my past with it, but I would stop now in a heartbeat if given the option....

Sure I would get rid of it if I could (with no side effects). But if a genie granted me one wish I can think of a lot of things I would wish for before curing my stutter. ...

There's a big difference between wanting to go back in time and change your life in a major way, or having said change happen now. I would absolutely have my stutter removed today if I could. I can't...

I sure as hell would get rid of my stutter. Although it brought out the best out of me, and challenged me to be better, taught me how to improvise, and made me realize many things about the world, I w...

Agreed. This was my exact thought as I read this post. If someone would have came up with a magic cure back when I was in middle school (my worst years as a stutterer) I would have made it go away in ...