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I'm empathetic towards people who stutter. Had a severe stutter as a child; had a severe stutter as a teenager; in my early 20s I had a minor stutter and now I've overcame it and sharing ONE ASPECT of...

Changing stuttering habits takes time, dedication, effort and a lot of other traits. It means coming out of one's comfort zone and making a complete change of lifestyle. We're all on our own journeys...

I agree with /u/TheTrollingPakistani * Don't hate yourself * Don't think that you are broken/special * Accept it as a fact and just chill out * Don't over-analyse people's reactions * Only assholes ...

Thanks for the reply. I've been practicing mantra meditation for about a decade now and I'm always interested in hearinig about other people's experiences. For me, I've made strides with anxiety and r...

Mindfulness. I was worrying too much about past events and what will happen in the future that I didn't even realize I was ignoring what was happening right now. Constantly worrying about what speakin...

Mine has gotten better as I've aged, I would definitely say that now it is mild. However, I honestly, truly believe that a lot of that is because on two reasons: 1) I am surrounded by family, friends...

This more than anything. I mean we're all most likely never going to be fluent the same way as non stutterers. So why concentrate on it? This is an extreme example but people who are blind don't conce...

I don't think it's about fluency. It's more about the psychological side of stuttering. Acceptance, finding the cause, understanding yourself, etc. These all help to be able to come to terms with the ...

It didn't get better, but you just realise on mdma that you shouldn't care about your stuttering, and therefore it will get better with time....

MDMA, lsd, shrooms, dmt are all spiritual and help you grow in so many ways. They are not dangerous, only if you use the too much. I think you should defiently try MDMA, you realise that your stutteri...

Glad you found this helpful :). J.C.Harrison's "Redefining Stuttering" was an eye opener for me, it suggested the whole new perspective to look at stuttering. If you haven't read it and are interested...

FUCK YEAH. That sounds great. I haven't had a bad experience of someone laughing at my speech. If someone did, I don't think I would be able to stand up for myself. So, FUCK YEah, I'm proud of you....

I gave a speech in high school in front of my class, there where some asshole who laught at me and other did not give a fuck (or the seemed like they did not). The proffesor gave me a higher grade th...

This is great in a funny/comeuppance rather than a miraculous fluency way. * I went to a bakery the over the weekend, and asked for a sausage roll. * Unintentionally stammered so it came out as 'ss...

I think about that from time to time too, but the trick is to find someone who embraces your stutter! In meeting new people, if they cringe or laugh at the way you talk, it's a pretty big red flag tha...

Cool name btw. I didn't know that, here's me thinking I was unique lol. You've smartened me up. Does it get you down? Or do you just suck it up and get on with life?...

Stop caring about what others think. Everyone tells you that and it is true, but also damn hard. We've all been through this same stuff and at the moment you start caring less, it will get better. It ...

You're certainly not a mess, even though I understand you may feel that at times - I think most of us do, and unjustly. We're so hard on ourselves as stutterers, we don't give ourselves credit for the...

Camp More for Teens Who Stutter

Camp More for Teens Who Stutter Just wanted to share some awesome pictures to celebrate the success of the inaugural year of Camp MORE, a summer camp for teenagers who stutter. We had such a great tim...

So this is something that I'm just now finally getting a handle on, but it's been instrumental in overcoming my issues: I've stopped caring if other people hear me stutter. I understand that won't hap...