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Honestly love why I am going into speech pathology. They understand my stutter. I could never see myself doing any other job. That is a huge obstacle and interviews make my speech 1000000x worse, just...

I think it's because you only have 0.3 seconds in most situations to say it, so your brain is like "YOU'VE ONLY GOT ONE CHANCE DON'T MESS IT UP" and then you mess up with all that tension. That may be...

Oh man, I know that "look". It puts me in such an awkward position, I don't know if they're expecting me to acknowledge my stutter, but at the same time I don't want to acknowledge it because I'm afra...

Oh I see. That sounds intense. My professor suggested I take some when I bombed a presentation but I didn't wanna rely on them. Ive done so many presentations since then that it's become kind of secon...

Hm I'll look into those. I don't think mine is exactly the same, I do stutter much less in front of my friends and not at work, but it still happens occasionally in any situation...

Sorry to hear that, middle school was a similar experience for me. At this point, I've just come to accept my stutter so I try not to let anxiety get the best of me....

I feel the exactly same way. When I was little and fluent I was super shy and never wanted to talk to hardly anyone. I didn’t say a word until I was 3 or 4 years old. Then ofc the inevitable happened ...

The struggle is real. In games I can say whatever I want, when I want but in real life I am constantly anxious whether or not I will be able to say something, which most of the time discourages me to ...

Hmmm. Im still in high school , which means i have some time to reconsider my career choice , the one of the many things im afraid of is that i may regret it after becoming a doctor due to not being a...

The one I get the most is 'Did you forgot your name?' and it is literally the worst. There was one time when I'm pretty sure a woman thought I was deaf. I needed some help connecting my new laptop to...

I’ve felt like this my whole life. I swear if I was born without a stutter I would not have social anxiety, depression and lived in this hell hole I’m living now. If I had one wish it would be to remo...

Lol ty. Idk if you ever saw the video on here but i performed in a talent show at my high school and i wasnt worried about that but talking face to face to 30 people is much more intimidating to me, i...

I use 1-3 all the time my guy! I just don't try to think much about the presentation beforehand - helps with anxiety/stress....

This is me 100%. I know I'm an extrovert, I love going out with friends and I love meeting new people, but it terrifies me. Despite this I still go out whenever I get the chance, but I'm way less talk...

I'm not quite sure if I have, I haven't really talked to a professional to diagnose me. But I do get uncomfortable with strangers....

I swear, I feel like I'm an extrovert trapped in an introvert's body. My stutter is the only thing holding me back from talking to people.

I swear, I feel like I'm an extrovert trapped in an introvert's body. My stutter is the only thing holding me back from talking to people. Like mentioned in the title, I feel like my stutter is the on...

Went to college orientation today...

Went to college orientation today... And across 9 hrs I probably had 8 Icebreaker kind of questions. I think I only really stuttered on 2 of them, and i even stuttered in front of 35+ plus people (Whi...

Hello Franz, I'm 22 and have stuttered for most of my life. Also, there's nothing wrong with stuttering so you shouldn't feel ashamed. Is it possible that you might have some form of social anxiety th...

How do I overcome the fear that my niece will stutter?

How do I overcome the fear that my niece will stutter? My dad had a stutter for a short while when he was a kid. He overcame it and never told me. My mom showed me a note from his teacher in the attic...

Having Troubles Speaking at a Summer School Program

Having Troubles Speaking at a Summer School Program Hello r/Stutter! I am a high school student who is currently enrolled in a Pre-College Program at a University in Boston. There are 560 people here...