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English is my second language, when I speak it, it's heaven, my only way of escaping stuttering...

I really don't agree, or at least for me personally. I've alwase been very social and friendly, but stuttering just has a death grip over my life, like a mental cage. If that were to be lifted then I ...

No doubt it is a legit feeling however every human being have the same feeling but for different reasons. You can accomplish a lot of things in your life whether professionally or personally and you w...

Has anyone felt like half a person because of their stuttering?

Has anyone felt like half a person because of their stuttering? I've always felt like I'm half a person walking around. I don't have the freedoms to do what everyone else does, nor do I have the freed...

I hear what you are saying. I don’t love the thought of someone solely relying on tech to communicate when they actually can speak. There are plenty of things that don’t have kiosks though, there are ...

I always use my mum as an example. She grew up in the era where if you wanted food, you’d go down and ask. If you needed the doctor, you’d go down and ask. There was never a screen to hide behind and ...

Stuttering is a disability. That’s why we qualify for certain benefits from insurance and government programs. I had my speech therapy paid for by an adults with disabilities program. I think its co...

IDK that’s like saying, ramps are making people in wheelchairs weaker. If you can go about your day with a little less stress using a kiosk that’s a benefit....

I love kiosks but I think they have made younger generations of stutters, like myself, way more anxious...

Do you have a job? Find remote work - something you can do on a laptop from your home. Preferably as a content writer or a chat/email customer support representative. It will be less stressful. That's...

I don't enjoy being laughed at, or people acting like I'm an idiot, but I think the thing I hate the most is making people feel awkward and uncomfortable. It's horrible and depressing to be unable to ...

All of this just to talk, what a painful existence. No one but us stutterers have to go through this....

I also have struggled with ordering food sometimes, I usually can’t just say the name of the food or drink alone, so I always start with “I would like the”, I almost never stutter whatever I’m orderin...

Feeling this sense of numbness...like my life is just slipping out of my hands..

Feeling this sense of numbness...like my life is just slipping out of my hands.. **Intro** I am a 21 year old guy who stutters. I moved abroad in order to pursue a Bachelor's degree (Degree in Commun...

I think you're being a little too harsh on yourself. The average 23 year old is also anti social because they are broke. 20s are hard times. You're learning about everything in life in addition you al...

Just something that comes with age. About age 25 I stopped giving a shit about stuttering in front of strangers. Rarely does it get to me now, I’m 27. What helped me was making a point of going out to...

I'm sorry to hear that you're facing challenges with both the pressure to get a summer job and the difficulties in social situations due to your speech. It can be tough when we feel like our speech is...

I'm really curious to know if this helps. Please get back to me. What kind of doctor are you seeing? Is it a speech therapist? Has stuttering affected your social life? I'm male, and it deeply do...

I have a partner who stutters, but it doesn't impact his life. I, however, have a chronic illness that (on most days lately atm), stops me from doing basic tasks. All I can do is cancel plans with fri...

I have a partner who stutters, but it doesn't impact his life. I, however, have a chronic illness that (on most days lately atm), stops me from doing basic tasks. All I can do is cancel plans with fri...