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You are a completely normal person :) ​ You don't have a stutter. ​ Yes, 'normal people' can sometimes stutter when they get nervous. You are 'normal people'. ​ ...

Advice Needed. Please Help

Advice Needed. Please Help Diagnosed as a non-stutterer 2 times but encounter speech blocking during high tension-inducing situations (interviews). ​ Im fluent in daily casual conversatio...

They probably don't experience stuttering the way you do. When they stutter, they probably don't get tightening in their chest, shallow breathing, high anxiety, block, and very much doubt they have ma...

My grandma has a mild stutter, but she is pretty good at hiding it so you can't really notice it unless you have a long conversation with her. Mine is a bit worse than hers though. We don't talk about...

I totally understand what you’re saying. I feel like I stutter more when I am thinking about it or worrying about it. I’ve recently started to be more open about my stutter. When I began grad school, ...

I cant so relate to that, all the question like where do you live and how old are you... You just sound like you are not sure...

Emotions and Stuttering

Emotions and Stuttering Hello, I just recently joined this sub and it’s weird because I never before thought there were people going through the same shitty condition that I was, so there has never r...

Same. I can't express myself the way I want to. Coupled with social anxiety, I hardly even express myself at all. I trudge on every day but the future seems bleak and that's fairly depressing to think...

My dad had a bad stutter up until the age of 11 or 12 until he got over it through speech therapy. Now, his is barely noticeable unless he drinks a lot of coffee and does some minor repetitions. He st...

I’ve had a stutter all my life

I’ve had a stutter all my life And it’s just so frustrating. Having a stutter is bad enough but having a stutter AND a lisp, ugh.. Not only is every part of my life limiting but also this. In highscho...

Do You Struggle With Making Friends The Mainstream Way?

Do You Struggle With Making Friends The Mainstream Way? By mainstream way I mean the way which most people make friends - In the classroom or in the office, studio, or whatever. Most people will make...

As a kid I was very embarrassed over my stutter when it comes to people I'm not close to so everywhere I was this mute werido. Now it's social anxiety and well I still think stuttering is my biggest e...

Do you think stutterers have a higher chance of developing alcoholism?

Do you think stutterers have a higher chance of developing alcoholism? Whether alcohol improves your speech or not, I think it’s save to say that stuttering brings more difficulties in our lifes than ...

I'm going through a divorce, having a hard time. I tried going to a walking Meetup group thing, Some of the group was from a divorce support group. I got there and went over to where they were standin...

Oh yes it is mostly always worth the mental pain from the stuttering for the food😍...

I'm such a fatso I can withstand the awkwardness of stuttering to a cashier even though my social anxiety stops me from doing most simple things socially. Because I know I will get delicious food....

Sure, there's a mindset component that factors in more or less, depending on the person. But you can't call stutter an "ego" thing pure and simple. It's not just about the mindset....

Honestly i don't think most men care, i never had any issues. Its honestly with other women especially when you trying to make friends...

I feel that issue. I was pulled over by the police 6 months ago for a minor traffic violation, but then as I stuttered and physically struggled to respond to his questions, the cop asked me if I had b...

IT’S ME

IT’S ME The worst: when someone over the phone is verifying your information and asks for your social. S-iiiiiix “ma’am are you calling for someone else or yourself.” Then they proceed to ask you a ...