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In addition to the NSA and StutterTalk mentioned, [Stutter Social](http://stuttersocial.com/) is a great way to hangout with others, particularly if there isn't a strong community in your geographic a...

I found getting older and being confident with myself helped me overcome my stutter, I didn't meditate though. ...

Thanks for sharing your story, it is very inspiring. I've stuttered my whole life (I'm 26 now) and I still avoid phones like the plague. However, lately I've been pushing myself into more and more spe...

I think this is a really good video from someone who have been able to make real progress in her journey with stuttering. I've always known I need to accept my stutter but i never really knew what tha...

It's an interesting point for sure. I have a very mild to moderate stutter that really only crops on weird occasions - but primarily when I'm frustrated, or very very nervous. I've accepted the fact t...

Some good stuff here IMO. Speaking as someone who is now a mostly non-stuttering stutterer I like section #2. I'm the sort of guy who cared a little too much what other people think, but once I got ...

I currently work as an interpretation staff member at a museum, which has me talk to people about exhibits everyday. It was difficult at first speaking to museum visitors, but forcing myself to speak...

I couldn't agree more. I have a moderate to severe stutter. I am working on my Doctorate in healthcare (I have to talk to patients all day) at the moment. I definitely had to confront my stutter and f...

The biggest thing is going in with confidence, not being afraid to stutter, and just being yourself. If you show people that your stuttering doesn't bother you, then it won't bother them either. Somet...

This is awesome, and completely accurate. As someone who has also come to full acceptance with his stuttering, I can say all of this is exactly what helped me get to the point I'm at. Once you can acc...

Well i think it's good to have things about your stutter which you can point to that are positive. I havent had anyone tell me it's cute, but I have made a lot of great friends from the NSA and I feel...

Don't worry about it, honestly. If you stutter around a woman and she is confused, simply explain it to her. Some times girls think it's cute to see something like that. If a girl rejects you because ...

Well it sounds like you've come a long way but this is one side of your stutter you havent accepted yet. Maybe it's a worry about not making a good first impression or something. I just try to focus o...

My attitude about my stuttering is changing a lot these days. I've started blogging about it (helloistutter.com!) and have been talking to way more people who stutter. The biggest thing is overcoming ...

I really think this is a really important question. I'm pretty satisfied in my self-acceptance. I still stutter, I acknowledge when I stutter, I occasionally get frustrated by stuttering. But I accep...

I think self acceptance is the answer for a lot of people who really struggle with their stutter. I would encourage you to read works by Joseph Sheehan and Dean Williams....

Self-Acceptance

Self-Acceptance I'm interested in hearing where others are at in terms of their degree of self-acceptance and what led to it. Personally, while I'm well aware of the fact that I do stutter, I wouldn...

Come to think of it, this guy is so right. The less you make of it, the less of a problem it would be. Notice how he doesn't really care, it made me not really care about it. If he acted as if he does...

I know it won't go away and I'm okay with that. My stutter is mild, but still gets in the way sometimes. You have to own it, and be proud of how it makes you who you are....

I'm 17, and even though some stutterers would say I have a mild stutter, I still struggle and I still hope that one day it will go away - except I'm realizing it will not. But this slow realization t...