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Hey there, I've had those days too, still do. On some days I'm fluent as anyone else but on some days for some reason I'll stutter everything I say. For a long time I let it get to my head that people...

I'm sorry to hear that. I actually know another stutterer from my NSA group who openly stutters and works in a call center. Some days aren't super bad, other days are really brutal. After the brutal d...

To overcome stuttering you must face it. And it would be easier to face it with other fellow stutterers, we would all be very understanding....

I see where you're coming from, just because you deal with it, doesn't mean it's still not a nuisance and thus, you aren't completely ridden of the negative side effects if it and it still, in your mi...

I've always had a fairly severe stutter so it's always been open. I've read books, been a member of the NSA for a long time and tried numerous therapies and even i'm still trying to accept it. For som...

Pretty much this. Since I entered adulthood, I've begun caring less and less about my stutter. Sure, sometimes when there's a social situation requiring me to speak in front of a group I'll get a litt...

It seems to me that you do not stutter that much if someone who you know a bit does not notice that you stutter :D But as an answer I think no one really accepts it. I can tell friends and adults gla...

My stutter is pretty mild, but I haven't given much thought to it for 10 years or so. I still notice it when I really trip up and repeat a syllable more than twice, but otherwise it's rare that I eve...

Maybe so. I just feel like "acceptance" sounds like this sort of positive and closure-like term. It's not like stuttering is no longer a prevalent overhead, just because I've (purportedly) "accepted" ...

I think so, it is no longer an obstacle or an excuse to stay quiet, rather, my interpretation anyway, it seems to be like every other persons disfluencies. Like op, I usually hide my stutter and so pe...

Hm, I'm not sure I "accept" it. Like, I stutter because I want to speak, but does that mean I'm "open"? I'd rather _not_ stutter, and every time something comes out that's _not_ stuttered, that feels ...

I have a so heavy stutter its kinda impossible to hide. As time goes on you care less and less. Im 23 now and almost forget that i have a stutter sometimes. Would say the top peak of "caring" about yo...

How does it feel?

How does it feel? How does it feel to have accepted the fact that you are a stutterer? I dream of doing so myself, but I'm too scared. And due to my way of handling the stuttering, not many people kno...

Glad it helped! I wish I had some advice to give. Im like 172-173 cm tall, and even with my stuter some people are attracted to me, so I guess theres hope :) If you dont already I suggest going to the...

You know, I actually spent like half an hour trying to draft a long reply to this post and I just couldn't do it. I guess I just can't give you a comprehensive answer to that question! It feels quite ...

I also tend to not stutter at all when explaining that I stutter. Kind of weird....

Hey there, I'm 28, high school was challenging for me too, let me know if you want to talk about it or complain about anything. I just posted [a longer reply](http://www.reddit.com/r/Stutter/comments/...

reach me out. I don't stutter that much anymore but it would be nice to talk to people. skype: ochoa.fjd...

I have the mentality of if someone would make fun of me or think less of me because I stutter a bit they are not worthy to get to know me. I don't know if its the right way but it works well for me b...

If you for whatever reason like to listen to stuttering, im eager and willing (maybe to give you more than you bargained for). But i appreciate the opportunity (to speak and practice)....