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For me I barely notice it unless the person with the stutter makes it weird. If they act uncomfortable or apologize for it, then it gets weird. But if you just keep going and act like it happens and...

Despite my stutter, I made my first unboxing video. I actually plan to keep uploading videos, and stuttering won't hold me back :)

Despite my stutter, I made my first unboxing video. I actually plan to keep uploading videos, and stuttering won't hold me back :) ...

I agree with the tips hellodepression posted. It's ok if you stutter during the presentation, that's not a big deal, it's if you let it mess with you that it gets you. Easier said then done, but it's ...

I was the president of a club in my last year of high school, basically presentations every single week haha. After a while, I realised that keeping calm and focused helps a lot. Because when you're...

The first us to accept it like the first step is to just not care sad be confident. You don't just choose it and bam, you've accepted it. I mean if you can create a change and just say fuck it, that's...

I was there.... I hated my stutter, asked myself a lot of times 'why do I stutter?' But I learn that it is what it is. Can't do much about it. I took me about 40 years and much speech therapy to acce...

Hi, first of all, accept your stuttering, there is nothing wrong with it. It took me 20 years to realize that my stutter is not holding me back. It is the way I was dealing with my stuttering that was...

The first step is to accept it. Maybe if I say it the way I was told you will get it. I accepted stuttering and I often talk fluid with strangers and people around me (teachers, classmates, friends, e...

Haha, It didn't ;) How I learned to accept it? Don't know... sound strange?!?! Also for me. When I was around my 40s all what people sad through my whole life I began to believe. That I don't have t...

You're from the Netherlands, haha, me too :) But it is hard to accept it... took me over 40 years.... And though it frustrates me sometimes! ...

Apart from Hausdorfer, I've tried every single speech therapy available in The Netherlands the past 25 years. None of that had a lasting improvement on my speech. Now I'm trying the acceptance route,...

It IS very hard. And I don't have a severe stutter, so I think that's easier. But maybe speech therapy? And try to take small steps. Trying to be yourself, with your stutter, with people who you feel...

Try to be yourself, with a stutter. It is what it is. Easier say (lol) then done! Maybe go to a speech therapist who can help you? ...

IMO the most important part is to just not be awkward about it. If they guessed right, just be like "yeah", and if they guessed wrong, just keep trying to power through that block....

I know a guy from the NSA conference, he's a lawyer. I actually know a few lawyers from the conference but he has a very clear stutter, and does trial law. Well, he stands on front if a judge on behal...

I'm not that mad about it. But you are right about a lot of things. That most people have no idea what stuttering is and what we feel about it. I learned that talk about it, explain some things, help...

Yeah I agree. At this point its part of who I am and accepted that I will always be one. But im still trying to reduce it as much as possible. I know I sound cliche but im a type of person that doesn'...

I regonize it that stuttering gets worse if I talk to people who I'm more comfortable with. Strange but true. I think I'm relaxt about my stutter, it's okay to stutter then, I can be myself. For me, ...

I say something like "I stutter and I guess it's happening" and laugh and keep talking. If it's really bad and I don't feel like laughing, I say "sorry, I have a stutter."...

I know how you feel man, have 4 presentations next week because I postponed them all. Not for my graduation though. Anyway, being terrified all week wont help, I know that you cannot just shut that of...