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I'm not so sure. I have very supportive friends and family who totally accept me and like me, stutter and all. Even if im not nervous around them, that doesn't make the difficulty and struggle of comm...

You learn about patience and problem solving early on in life. You cultivate a circle of friends who like you for you. You learn to appreciate the things you have (like smarts, good writing skills, a ...

Also writing over here. And learning people very quickly! How they react to my stutter says a lot about them! And a good empathic feeling. ...

I suppose it does help that I have a mild form of stuttering. Perhaps if I had a severe stutter I would probably care more about it. But all in all, I think it boils down to those around you. If they ...

Haha I've thought about that as well. If I had a wish, stuttering would probably be 3rd or 4th on my list. There are other more pressing matters I think. you have a good attitude about your stuttering...

Same here. ya, it can be a pain in the butt sometimes, but as long as its manageable I am generally OK with it. There are better ways to focus my energies and other things I could do to improve myse...

I've never really had a drive to overcome my stutter. Are there others like that?

I've never really had a drive to overcome my stutter. Are there others like that? I dunno, I've always accepted the idea of having a stutter for the rest of my life. I just learned to work with the st...

I came here to write this. Seriously, people — women, men, it doesn't matter — will respect you more if you own your stutter. It's mortifying, I know, but being yourself is so much more attractive. Wo...

I'm 23, have struggled with a mild to moderate stutter my whole life. My advice with the girls - just own it. You are gonna stutter sometimes, it's just a part of who you are. It in some ways made you...

Are you a member of an organization like the Boy Scouts or church group? Team sport or club? You can't make friends without spending a significant amount of time on a regular basis with someone prefer...

Hm, I wonder if that's my fiance's reasoning for finding my stutter cute. It seriously threw me for a loop when he first told me. Stuttering is the one thing I'd likely give my right leg to get rid of...

I think that how you describe it there is nothing wrong with. I must say I find it also cute when a guy has a stutter.(I'm a female) And I do have a stutter myself! Crazy? Maybe, haha. So yeah, I kn...

I don't stutter, but I have friends who do, so I read your subreddit. I actually do find it cute in some contexts. I'm not saying this to annoy you, I just figured I should stand up and be counted. A...

I think either of those things almost guarantee that they are being ignorant of the difficulties that come with stuttering....

I don't get pissed off, I just dont see it. But who am I to judge them if they find it cute? I just make sure they genuinely find stuttering endearing and aren't incidentally being ignorant of the dif...

I don't have personal experience with people fetishizing stuttering, but I've seen it, particularly in smutty fanfiction with "nervous" submissive characters....

Also, *quite* sure. Actual quotes: "Don't apologize for stuttering. I think it's cute." "I actually find your stuttering to be quite endearing." "I noticed you stutter sometimes. It's really cute...

A fetish? Is stuttering really a fetish for some people? ...

I've never heard anyone refer to it as "cute". You sure they're not really talking about their relation towards you in general?...

It's not cute! Or a fetish!

It's not cute! Or a fetish! Does anyone else get really p!ssed off when others tell them that their stutter is cute? It really upsets me. I don't find it cute, it's terribly socially isolating and m...