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I hope they understood the small nuances and difficulties that come along with stutterering. How anxiety plays a part and worsens. Or how for example tiny nuances like a small stutter while telling a ...

The thing is though, people might not chat up with you if they know you stutter. Not because they dislike you, but just because they prefer to avoid the awkwardness or becsuse they think you'd like to...

Honestly, reading the comments makes me terrified about going into medicine because now I know what's coming. This year I will be a senior and I am starting to look at the application for medical scho...

This is true for everyone. We're all way more concerned about that mark on our face or misaligned hair than anyone else is. If anything, people will probably think to themselves how brave someone is...

I'm doing speech therapy right now and I just learned today about something stutters do called "mind reading" where they think they know what's on other people's mind but they never do. Believe me fro...

I think you are right, I think most people are open minded. It is something that people would notice in the same way that they'd notice whether someone has a foreign accent. We all have some inner t...

Yes. But im not sure its caused by the stuttering or my introvert nature. Speaking can be tiresome for sure, and even though I often dont feel stressed, I can feel myself sweating when talking to stra...

I think most people are open minded and understand that it is a speech impediment. The occasional offhand remark comes up ("Did you forget your name?"), but I never get flak for stuttering. Their neg...

What do you suppose goes through a stranger's mind when they notice that you have a stutter? If you could tap into their inner thoughts what do you suppose they are likely to be saying? ...

I can help you with this since I struggled with this but overcame it for the most part now. Just remember you are more then your stutter. You are not others judgement on you. Sure it may suck every...

Overcoming the psychological factor

Overcoming the psychological factor I don't stutter much when I am alone. I only stutter moderately when I am with friends. Meeting new people and being in less controlled situations hypes up my stut...

Yeah, its really awkward and they always look at you like you're a alien and say some retarded shit like, "cat got your tongue heheheheh". No my brain has my tongue and won't let it work :P...

I know what you mean. I stutter quite a bit but my worst stutter by FAR is my name. After being extremely embarrassed like 50 times with it, now every. Single. Time. Someone asks me my name I pretend ...

I've stopped saying "Tack för maten" which means "Thanks for the food", something you usually say when you've eaten up and you're leaving the dinner table. It's just common manners to say it, you get ...

I don't know if I'm the only one who thinks this, but I really don't like this video. Let me explain: - People would ask me after they'd seen the episode "have you tried what the kid did on Educatin...

I hate it when someone says something like "Have a good day" and I get stuck on saying "you too!" and I seem like a complete asshole

I hate it when someone says something like "Have a good day" and I get stuck on saying "you too!" and I seem like a complete asshole It happened today. And thanks to my social anxiety I really do thin...

You are like the most insensitive stutterer in the world. So that's something. ...

> neck yourself Ah, I had to learn what that means. Not sure that's necessary? But he needs to go far far away from here.......

I know I'm late to this post but- I stutter A LOT when I talk to my dad because he has a tendency to rush me and correct me if I get even one detail of what I'm saying wrong. I have no idea how to ta...

Fuck off & learn some tact then. I actually agree with what you were trying to say in your thread, but you're still an insufferable fuck that should probably never speak again despite your new-fou...