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Stuttering has almost certainly greatly contributed to my introversion. But I've been a stutterer (in the sense that I recognized my disfluency in relation to other kids) since first grade, so it's im...

Definitely an extrovert. Ive been working on being more like I am, just with a stutter...

Bad habits really catch up with you after you are 40. Edit: I am more self-conscious about my looks but less self-conscious about my stutter. If someone wants to make fun of me, that is their issue...

I understand where you're coming from /u/darkspacemonster I've been in your position a lot of times, and I know it does suck to sometimes lie in order to avoid the embarrassment that you might antic...

As we said earlier in this discussion every stutterer is unique. And congrats on accepting your case. I don't see why many felt that i was " preaching over them"...

Sorry, I didn't mean to offend you. Your case is definetely severe and out of the ordinary. Most stutterers don't have problems talking to themselves or singing. It's nice that you accept it and have ...

I stutter while talking to myself, I stutter while talking to my cat, I stutter while whispering, I stutter while screaming, I stutter even sometimes while singing, and I even stutter in my dreams. ...

I agree in some sense, but everyone isn't the same as you. Some people aren't able to just stand up and say "pfft, it's just a stutter". I believe you should learn to respect that too....

Feeling in control is what I want. Exercise is something that I am in control of. Working on my fitness has brought me good consistent results. Working on my stuttering hasn't brought me shit except f...

Yeah. I finally found a program based on accepting who you are. We are people who stutter and there's nothing actually bad about that. In fact, the stuttering isn't even that bad, it's all the accompa...

There is a reason why negativity is so prevalent among stutterers online (never met one in real life). What works for you will not work for everyone. I've done the whole expose yourself to *uncomfor...

At the end of the day it comes down to observation , interpretation, experimenting , and pushing boundaries. It's completely ok that we don't have the same opinion. It can't be a lock with only one k...

Update Post, just wanted to say thank you :)

Update Post, just wanted to say thank you :) Hi guys! I made a post yesterday about how I just got a job talking to people on the phone. I was ridiculously nervous about it. However after reading thro...

I don't mean to sound rude, but you don't know very much about stutter (outside of your own experience) if you think all stutterers can just _will_ it away. :) It's good you found something that work...

Essentially all I've learned on therapy was to not be ashamed of it and allow it to happen. Relieves all the stress and ultimately lowers it significantly. Why are you afraid of your HUSBAND knowing...

I have finally found a way to control my stutter - Maybe you can do the same.

I have finally found a way to control my stutter - Maybe you can do the same. As some of you know - from my previous post. I attended a McGuire program course in Galway, Ireland. The first day was a ...

For me it has been looking at my stutter as a reflection of a greater spiritual/psychological issue. I've came to the conclusion that I created my stutter on some level of mind/consciousness and it is...

Well that's what Drew said on the show...honestly after watching his performance I was in tears. He's my new inspiration. Takes a lot to be comfortable and accepting of your stutter the way he is and ...

There is so much you can do. The key for me was to explore exactly what I was doing while stuttering on my name. So I could slowly change it. Saying my name doesn't feel like talking anymore. It's jus...

Exactly this. Whenever I get out of my comfort zone I get boost in confidence that helps my speech a great deal....