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That seems like one of those spiral things. Like when I was a teenager, I could talk on the phone every single day, no problem. Then I hit my twenties and a couple bad experiences with having to make ...

Now, slavery is defined as someone being forced to do something for someone else, without the former wanting to. In what way are you forcing yourself to do something you don't want to? Seems to me you...

Ah ok. I guess everyone's stutter is different :) Personally my stutter became worse when I paid more attention to it and made it the center of my life. I mentioned that in my post. Before I was 17,...

No, I think that's silly. People doing physical rehab wouldn't ever consider such a thing, why should we? Ignoring your stutter won't make it go away. The less we speak, the less fluent we get. In t...

I know. Even when it comes to speaking by yourself, the stutter will still be there. But if we can achieve a level of comfort when we are around people (like how comfortable we are when we are alone),...

Yes! I pretty much just approach it like my eye color. It's not a bad thing or a good thing. It just is. I can't help it. It's a part of who I am. And if someone doesn't like it, then they can fuck of...

I still have problem with apologizing and fully accepting the fact that I stutter. But I slowly began talking to new people and starting on the path of acceptance....

I appreciate your attitude :) but we phrase things differently, you and I. Allow me to make a few remarks. - >be proud to be a stutterer I think I'd rather be proud of how I'm _dealing with_ my ...

Don't be ashamed! Why should you apologize about stuttering? You've done nothing wrong. That will only show people that you're insecure about yourself...and the insecurity that people see in you is WO...

I think that the hardest thing for me, I'm always ashamed of my stutter and I constantly apologize for it. Its so hard for me to accept it and be confident. Any tips?...

Whoa calm down man. Yeah stammering sucks but its something that can be tackled. It's good that you realized what the source of you stuttering was. That's the most important step. My advice is, comple...

That teacher was actually an extraordinarily nice person who I got along with very well lol. He wasn't trying to hurt me, he was trying to help me. The thing is that people who don't stutter have abs...

You just have to accept the fact that you stutter and not try to hide it. Avoid substituting words that you stutter on, take your time speaking, and if all fails and you run into a block, just stop co...

What's the worst that could happen? You stutter and people think, "Oh, that person stutters." It's not the end of the world. Expect that you will stutter. Make it a certainty in your mind. Face the fe...

I want to slap your teacher across their face. You were fine stuttering back then and you would be fine stuttering now. I wouldn't seek out techniques or anything because that only reinforces that stu...

Hey! I have a mainly anxiety based stutter though I imagine there is a genetic component to it as well such as the lack of blood flow to the broca you mention. I stuttered as a kid and saw the schools...

I've also come to grips with this. I think a stutter is something you cannot fully eradicate, it can always come back. But you can bring it down, so that it doesn't affect your life and stop you from ...

There is no quick fix 'hack' for a stutter. A lot of people don't like hearing it, but they need to. The best way to gain fluency (gain fluency, not 'cure'--there is no cure) is to accept that a stutt...

My situation is quite alike, except that if I'm nervous, I stutter alone, and if I'm relaxed, I can speek to anyone without problem. But I don't really think there are any cures for this kind of stutt...

Might sound crazy now, but you should embrace your stutter. It may possibly be something you’ll live with even w/ therapy. I’ve stuttered since I could remember (im 22 now) & was embarrassed const...