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Thank you everyone. I’ve had an empowering week finally owning who I am! I feel optimistic. Really, thank you all....

I dunno, as a stutterer I don’t think it’s worth worrying about. ...

No problem! I know what you mean man -- "the iceberg phenomenon" i've heard it called and it's true! non-stutterers don't understand the feeling unless you tell them. The more I can be "open" with my ...

Just saying “yes” to things outside my comfort zone. Started off part time, helping with seminars etc, no real public speaking yet. And then I was asked to take workshops which was a bit more nerve wr...

Not a technique I’m afraid, I just stopped caring. I know it’s a lot easier said than done, but you have to challenge yourself and live your life as if you could speak fluently. No one in my life care...

Same to you my friend. I hope it brings some peace knowing you aren’t alone out there. I know every view/upvote/downvote/whatever is one more person who can relate or wants to understand a loved one...

I understand. I'm 39 and lasted a year of high school without any stammer. That was a serious acting achievement. After that year I dropped out and moved to another school where I was open with my stu...

Thank you. So many years of denial and bottling it up. It feels so good to know someone read what I wrote. It’s such a unique feeling. Thank you!...

This. You gotta own it, embrace it, and accept it. Without accepting your situation you will always be miserable and stressed. However if you learn to accept your Stutter it won't bother you anymore ...

I cannot be proud of being a stutter. I feel like a man who likes other man and every body knows it, but you never talk about it So all of my coworkers know im a stutter but i never mentioned it or sp...

Please don’t do that to yourself! The more you smolder your speech the worse it gets, Stutter as much as you can there’s nothing debilitating about it as long as you’re in peace with it. And keep in ...

I cannot be proud of being a stutter. I feel like a man who likes other man and every body knows it, but you never talk about it So all of my coworkers know im a stutter but i never mentioned it or sp...

I dont look at the other people eyes when talking, but i do it a lot when hearing. I was so stress when talking because everyone was staring at me, now i dont look at their eyes and i have improved a...

If you run away from your stutter now, you’ll be running away from it forever. Confront your stutter and stop letting it make you feel so uncomfortable. It’s the way your body works and there’s nothin...

Also, Yeswecane has reason, there are people that accept their stuttering and they live happy and that´s the best thing you can do, accept it and don´t worry about it, But that´s incredible hard, and ...

I had a bad stutter and had intense shame. I found it hard to say my name or my parents name. My advice to you would be to learn to love yourself. You need lots of self compassion and patience. I have...

It’s part of accepting who you are. I stutter all my life. I hate socializing with others cause I know I’m gonna stutter....

You've gotta start being kinder to yourself. I realize there's a strong element to your OP that suggests a deeper mental illness that I'm not even remotely qualified to advise you on. But know this: p...

Nobody want's to do presentations - but they do it anyway. Why should it be any different for stutterers? Or let me rephrase it - How will you go about living your everyday life after school, if y...

The act of stuttering is *literally* the least of the average stutterer's problem. The biggest hurdle is learning to let go of some theoretical, idealized version of yourself, who is perfectly fluent,...