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It is easier said than done. But, yes, its true. And at the same time, yes, it is big step....

Thank you for your advice. It is really helpful. It looks like that this is the only place where I can share my afflictions. Discussing with same people like me, is what keeps me up. No one except a s...

It's a process. You have to go out there and live your life without letting the stutter impact that. Don't let it dictate what you do, your career path, etc. It's very hard at first but eventually you...

Owning it is the best "therapy" for a stutter! You might not become more fluent, but you will stop worrying. The worry is what makes it unbearable....

I've tended to notice that people respect you when you don't seem bothered by your own stutter. Just say what you want to say. Unfortunately that's a big step to take from a mental perspective....

Being honest about it helps (with yourself and with others). It really reduces the pressure to be fluent. I stutter and I'm a writer and a manager. I'm doing pretty well for myself. I think being unab...

TLDR: Learn to accept and embrace your stutter and people won't care about your speech, period. I consider my stutter to be severe (frequent blocks with facial secondary characteristiics, etc). I am...

How to live with stutter?

How to live with stutter? I have only two questions. How to live with stutter? and How to succeed in life with stutter? I would appreciate thoughts and opinions on this. Thank you....

That way, at least you're being honest about your situation. Please avoid mistaking acceptance for settling (speaking generally to anybody who reads this and might get confused by my messages). Ther...

It's part of who I am. And the difficulties I faced growing up with it chiseled out so many parts of my personality. So no I wouldn't ever. And if I had to choice to get rid of it completely without c...

Acceptance is key to finding peace and comfort. Otherwise you will stress about it which brings on anxiety and thus, more stuttering. The degree of "acceptance" varies to person to person. I know I ...

For me, what started the process was realizing my stutter didn't actually, physically, hurt me. It was intensely embarrassing, but it wasn't killing me. So I figured I could deal with the embarrassmen...

No, I'm sorry but I would never want to do that. You gotta come around to accepting yourself. You are who you are and it's neither good nor bad, it just is....

Realize that there will be good days despite your stutter and bad days despite fluency. Your stutter doesn't have to be coupled with your happiness....

Acceptance/healing

Acceptance/healing I've heard that the best healing comes when we accept ourselves the way we are, people who stutter. I agree with that to some degree. But how can that be done? I always tell myself,...

Haha yeah. And nah, I'm not as mute. I have accepted my stutter and I don't see it as this monstrous thing I once thought....

Yeah. My philosophy: if someone doesn't want to be friends/date me because of my stutter . . . thank you, stutter, for filtering the superficial jerks out! So far I've found plenty of cool people in t...

Damn dude, I feel you. But no, fuck that show, there's no way it could make that much of an impact with any normal, rational-thinking human being. And if a girl is turned off by it, fuck them, there...

Lmaooooo thank you /u/emmanola for the translation, I had no idea what that meant. Honestly it all comes down to the situation. Personally I've never been made fun of to an extent that offended me, t...

I've had a stutter for 27 years, and suffer awful anxiety from this. I've tried treatments in the past unsuccessfully and stuttering has played a played a part in almost every decision I've made. Howe...