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Yes, yes, and yes. Though....eh, I'd add, you don't have to be totally confident all the time. I don't think I'm the only female who finds a little bit of insecurity/shyness in a guy sexy.... Also,...

I'd say it's only an issue if you have really severe stutter and can't keep conversation with other people. In most cases, it's not stutter per se that's the problem, but the effect it has on you (le...

100% agree. Stuttering especially is not something that turns the opposite sex off, in my experience. The whole "league" thing is usually perpetuated by people who haven't had much relationship experi...

No, no way close. You are unique because you stutter. Of course this entirely depends on how severe your stutter is, but there's nothing standing in your way for having a chance at any eligible woman....

Thank you, I am glad I can give you hope. It never gets old to know how I have helped someone by just being myself and letting others know that, I have a stutter and am not afraid of it and neither sh...

I can completely relate. I have stuttered since I was nine years old I am now twenty two and still live my stutter. I work at a fast food restaurant that is known for its speedy service and retro driv...

Consider that dating and long-term relationships are very different things. Dating is difficult as it requires us to introduce ourselves and our personalities efficiently, not easier said than done. (...

I think it comes down to how you view it. I would not consider myself undateable. However, I would consider the pool of girls I date to be smaller. Then those girls whose chemistry and I click even sm...

I don't think so at all. I'm mean, as stutterers we're certainly discriminated against, in many respects, but in my experience we're in the same "dating league" as anyone else. I was never the guy to ...

I totally agree with this. The whole "league" thing has always made me sick. I don't even want to be around people like that. I mean, literally, when I hear people talking like that -- strangers --...

I want so badly to just not care, but it's really hard most of the time... I kind of wish everyone who stuttered could do it openly so that it wouldn't seem so alienating when we do slip up and feel l...

I agree that you never know, but I'd resist the urge to get our hopes up. I know we are all different in our stutters, but for me personally, accepting my speech and accepting who I am has been far mo...

I don't know about political action, but it sounds like self acceptance to me. That's one of the hardest things to do in regard to stuttering but one of the most important imo....

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A window into my life... Hey everybody! From past videos that I've shared with you all, there's always somebody that asks for "real life" examples. Meaning, instead of talking in front of a camera i...

Girls find it cute when you're like a kid, but as an adult you risk sounding less intelligent, even though you're probably a genius. The only way I got over it was being a loud mouth, and it may sou...

I still stutter, but I don't care as much about it- so yeah. it is not something that I find particularly problematic...

You've found what I consider the real "cure" as well. Once I stopped trying to fight it, I found freedom and my stutter no longer became a problem....

One of the best things that happened to me for my stutter was finding a girl who really liked it. If it's possible to you, I would recommend telling him you love how he speaks, his uniqueness, he's s...

I speak often at my job, sometimes over a radio, and I remember my first job dreading this (I had to use a radio then, too) but after awhile I got over it. Exposure helps ease the burden and makes sel...

Ah, I've seen that video before. Very compelling. Normally don't care for that kind of confessional yelling confrontational performance poetry (my words obviously), but she really affected me. "I...