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Damn this was me 100% as a kid.... I hated school so much because I never could make friends and then I moved to 8 different schools from 5th-11th. The thing I struggled with as a kid was I never fe...

I agreed with you, later on life, i realized that no one really care about it, so I stopped caring about my stutter too, i feel much better...

Let it be, don't think too much about it, if he loves or likes you really, he wouldn't care, if he makes fun of you or tell his friends or let another people talk about you, that's means he's not for ...

My family has always blamed me for my stutter. They say that I’m not practicing enough, or I don’t have the drive to improve myself. I love them but they are absolutely horrible with my stuttering, an...

My stutter is so annoying

My stutter is so annoying God I hate my stutter, I’m sure people in this group have it worse then me but mine is so annoying I’ll try to explain it. When I was younger I had the a-a-a type stutter. I ...

I ended up getting through it, but it definitely could have gone heaps better. I had to leave out some parts because I just couldn't get through them....

Hey I was too in your boat.. I'm 21 now and back when I was 19 I have presentation in my second year of medical college.. I literally fucked up my presentation and done my 5 min presentation for liter...

I remember taking a phone call once from someone I didn't know, and was really enjoying the conversation but was having an awful stuttering day. I felt so much better when I was able to pause and expl...

Each professor grades differently and you’re assuming my professor knew of my stutter which he didn’t nor did I disclose. I came off unprepared and unrehearsed to him and the rest of the class which w...

Welcome! Diaphragmatic breathing helped me a lot! I started practicing it together with speaking slower and my speech for much much better! However this happened so quick that I forgot about the probl...

My stutter

My stutter I apologize if posts like this are considered redundant here, I just wanted to vent a little. Ive had a stutter for about as long as I can remember all throughout my elementary school years...

No problem, remember to not be serious about it. Bring it up in a humorous manner and make a joke about it if you begin to stutter. Try and keep the flow going. Good luck man!...

sometimes It feels like my stutter disappears for a few minutes so I take advantage of it and start sentences with I, C and other difficult letters just to see how it feels....

Look man, the only thing you’ve given me to work off of about yourself is that, “you don’t care about your stutter” which is fruitless. Take it or leave it, I’m not trying to shove it down your throat...

essentially ! I just talk about my day, give updates on how my stutter was that day, etc. just as a way to practice speaking !...

I wouldn't call that a loss - I would call that the other party leaving. Not on us. ;) My point is about recognizing that we succeed when we succeed. It's a criteria thing....

I see what you're saying but there has been many times during my journey that I have asked for directions and the person just walked off. If I were to see that as a loss because I didn't get direction...

It's a personal choice. I honestly think that if someone is put off by "yes, I have a stutter...no, it's not contagious" in a dating profile, then...fuck them? I don't think it's a "sign of weakness" ...

I would say it depends on the serverity of the stutter. If it's like people barely would notice it then don't mention it. If it's severe then put it in if you feel it's right...

To take it just a wee step further, I'd actually suggest paying attention to the extent to which the communication goal was achieved. Like, if you got directions for pop tarts, that's a win, completel...