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Not being able to talk at all. That way nobody can make fun of me and I don't have to engage in unwanted conversations 👍😁👍...

Being covert about stuttering is actually *the thing* that makes many unable to even speak their own name. If you struggle with this, all you have to do is try not hiding it and see what happens....

I was a supervisor for a surveillance crew of 5 for about 4 years. Before that I was a team leader of 2-3 guys in the Army. It’s not as bad as we make it out in our head. Respect them and they’ll (us...

rush and greek life are the best way to improve ur social skills especially in college. sure u can talk to people in class but you’ll talk to 100x more people during rush, allowing u to become comfort...

absolutely, best choice i ever made to make my stutter better. the summer before, i stuttered very mildly but after rush i don’t remember stuttering once. it forces you to talk to someone many people ...

I joined a smaller frat at my school pretty much on accident and it ended up probably being one of the best things I've ever done for improving my social skills and just my general confidence and hone...

I think I’ve been stuttering since I could speak. I wish I had some form of speech therapy growing up. Though stuttering through school had been hell, it made me stronger. I wish I owned my stutter so...

I actually disagree, throwing yourself head-first into a frat would give you so many speaking opportunities and sort of force you to become more confident and engaged in social settings. When i went t...

I use to for the majority of my life and I was so miserable. I just turned 30 and I don’t want to continue living my life being afraid and holding myself back. I no longer hide it and am much happier ...

The guy that hurt you, probably saw it the same way but not on the same level. Im assuming he didnt cut contact because he WANTED to hurt you, but prolly cause his girl found out, and that was the sol...

I don't really know either lol, if I had to guess, probably because it affects the mental more, which could in turn make it generally worse? I don't think being covert about stuttering directly affect...

I started hiding it at a very young age and i regret it so much now, it’s very tiring to hide it the more you grow...

I would if I could :D... but I'm definitely aware and trying to control/hide it when I'm talking to new people....

I’m going to go out on a limb here and say that almost all stutterers either avoid words/letters, avoid situations or have so fundamentally altered their life that they don’t even know that they are/n...

Lmfao I do that too, the acting like I forgot the word thing. Sometimes I’ll just say I can’t say word. Then I might try and spell it out. A desperate cry for help for people watching to help a brothe...

Facts. Not even 50%. More like 80 precent. We even hide it from other stutterers who might be in our vicinity without realizing it....

I try to but sometimes it just comes out. If you don’t push through blocks and just stop midway through when you feel like you’re using too much force, then you can hide it. But sometimes I’m so focus...

Depends on how I’m feeling confidence-wise. If I’m confident, I call it out more option, joke about it when a stutter pops up, etc. When I’m not doing as well, I go the opposite direction. Avoid talki...

Hiding your stutter is called “covert stutter” and it’s considered to be a more advanced (worse) form....

I try to hide it. Will fail every time tho and pisses me off. I think it's better to not hide it, but it's not easy for me...