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It's cool you are a capable public speaker. Based on what you wrote in this post, my first thought is about time and you perceiving urgency. When speaking publicly, one-on-one, or formally, there is...

>What is the thing that caused this? Stuttering. And how do you know this? How do you know it wasn't something inherent in you--just as much as your disfluency--that was triggered by your stutter?...

I've gone through hard times. I've lightly contemplated suicide at times, but nothing serious. I think deep in me I know suicide won't solve any problems, it's the easy way out. I've always thought th...

I've never had too many problems. Maybe it's because the people I date are good friends first, so they already know me and have accepted my problem. Also, if any guy had an issue with who I was, I wou...

I don't believe that stuttering is something that you overcome, rather it's something that you learn to deal with. I have a moderate stutter and until this year, I always used to hide it. I'm 35. It f...

That's awesome! Building confidence starts with baby steps and it goes a really long way. My first name starts with a 'B', so I feel you. Thanks for sharing and keep up the good work....

Hey guys! The guy from the video here. Thank you all for the comments and replies. Be as harsh as you want, my brother and me are here to learn. Before I go into your comments, I would like to say t...

I can relate to your feelings. The below is advice I'd have given to my 14 year old self. I felt like I shouldn't be stuttering in the first place so I never admitted it or accepted it. I feel that's...

You know you've overcame it if you forget that you stutter. Even for a moment....

That's great to hear! Over the years I've been able to say my name without ever stuttering on it anymore. But not sure if that's just cause my stuttering had died down a bit as I got older or because ...

No problem. I say it's not as tough as you think because if you learn to accept your stutter, that's a huge step towards overcoming it and being in control of the way you speak to a certain degree. I'...

Yeah that sounds like really great advice. If you show overall confidence in yourself and just tell people you have a stutter when something like that happens it'll be a lot better than just embarrass...

I did it a LOT in the past. But I do actually almost no more. Maybe once in a few weeks. I learn that say what I wanna say, even though I stutter, gives me a better feeling. I substite in the past bc ...

When I was younger my stutter hurt me a lot. I often asked myself 'Why do I stutter?'I hated it. I did anything to hide it. A lot of shame! But when I get older I learn to deal with it. Learn to acce...

When I was younger it used to be a big obstacle. Kid is not capable of dealing with something like that and all negative effects it has on your life. It was hard, I was shy, didn't have much friends, ...

My stutter is what defines me as a person. I speak differently to others and it doesn't stop me from living my life to the fullest. In the past I have been adversely affected by my stutter but at the ...

I'm also 18 man. It's tough but not as tough as you think. If you work hard to manage your stutter better, you'll see results. Before speaking to someone, I usually plan out whole conversations so I m...

What way do you view your stutter and how do you see yourself overcoming it? Megathread

What way do you view your stutter and how do you see yourself overcoming it? Megathread I've been reading over some past threads and I've wanted to hear everyone's opinions on the matter. Whether it's...

Yeah I'm 18 and I used to do that. I've tried my best to come out of my comfort zone and even though I stutter, I enjoy contributing even if I stutter. You should give it a try, even if you only have ...

When I'm reading in my head to myself, I don't stutter and i know that's the same for everyone. Sometimes in my dreams I don't stutter and it's amazing to talk fluently in your own subconscious world ...