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I'm in my late 20's and even though I'm positive I do have a temper, but it's reserved for insensitive people. The thing I noticed growing up is a lot of life is all about how you let things affect yo...

Exactly! But it is hard to achieve. I remember the younger I was the less I had these issues because I didn’t give a sh*t. In your place I wouldn’t stress so much, 99% fluent is good enough. Nobody ca...

yeah i used to stutter a lot but then i stopped giving a shit about it a few years ago and it massively improved...

All I’ve been doing lately is interviewing. I scream into a pillow beforehand and psych myself up. I then tell myself the only person who cares that I stutter is me. Usually does the trick....

I'm not sure acceptance is something I 'achieved'. It's more something I do when things are less than ideal. How I got to the point of being able to do that in regards to stuttering was a bunch of thi...

Started realizing it lately. I blame my stutter for 'holding me back' in life, but when I stop to think about it I'm not sure I'd change things if I didn't stutter. So I need to work more on myself wi...

Thanks for your response. This is my attempt to summarize your message: # Strategy: take back the power of self from our stutter **Helpful intervention:** * don't blame stuttering for negative li...

Hear you. Also, don’t think it’s anger that activates your flow and fluency. https://www.reddit.com/r/Stutter/s/NsBvvQq5Zw...

Less acceptance and more transcending it. Just posted something related to this [https://www.reddit.com/r/Stutter/s/NsBvvQq5Zw](https://www.reddit.com/r/Stutter/s/NsBvvQq5Zw)...

Focusing on how to be a better communicator as a whole, stuttering or not stuttering, will help your relationships in general. Ask good questions, show that you’re actively listening, be thoughtful in...

What other people say is their choice and speaks more about them then you. What you do with what they say is up to you. Sometimes things hurt, sometimes something in us wants it to hurt. Maybe the pai...

I believe acceptance comes with confidence of yourself. You're going to stutter, so make people focus on other (POSITIVE) aspects of yourself. Work out, go to college, join the military, etc etc. If y...

I forced myself not to dwell on my stutter. Very hard at first and very liberating later. I realized people are as comfortable as we are, everyone is worried about themselves and how others perceive...

F Stuttering Experiment - Who's In?

F Stuttering Experiment - Who's In? I’m 47. I knew I was different at 5. I remember calling it stuttering by age 6. I know the struggle and it’s real, it hits deep and no one else can understand what...

So usually the third person perspective happens when the stutter state feels longer than it should be. So I might get hung up/stutter on words and as I do my mind tends to go blank waiting for it to ...

>*"How to get rid of a* ***stuttering mindset*** *and speak like a* ***normal*** *person?"* Unfortunately, I believe that most people in this subreddit don't discuss subconscious fluency. I don't th...

This is my attempt to summarize part 3 (the [third](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUSfDSDYMrM&ab_channel=JM) video): * 8:30 enjoy the road, whatever happens, happens * smile like I'm harmless * stu...

If you fail to figure out a direct reason, my best idea has always been to make one up that helps you deal with it. Mine is similar to others, if I didn’t have it I would have been too powerful. In a...

Yes i know,it can be more frustrating than stutter itself,but try to overcome these thoughts,by caring less,exposing to more social situations and try to get a job which involves less communication.i ...

Yeah thats what my experience is as well. If you give the stuttering and the worries a lot of room in your thoughts it gets worse. As soon as you worry push the stutter-thoughts away, Get out there an...