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Yup, but still a pretty small role. Although I have to say I agree with you, DJ was a cool character....

thats an amazing movie, although i love tarantino, if he recorded a paint drying on the wall, id be like wow thats amazing :) Leo surprised me with his stuttering role, didnt see it coming, played it...

Here is a film I recently found out about. I haven’t watched it yet but would be curious to know if others have. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0840406/...

I found a French film once about a woman with a stutter who is a main character. I can’t remember the name....

Fish called Wanda is an infamous one. My cousin Vinny, the incompetent stuttering lawyer scene. Stuttering Soldier in Pearl Harbor (small role). Independent film Rocket Science is all about a stut...

Pans Labyrinth is a really great film you should watch! And theres a scene with someone who stutters, i highly recommend this one!...

Simply speaking my stuttering dedicated me into stuttering charity and I am all the time helping PWS like me....

The only pro of having stuttering for me is that **I can help other PWS.** If it weren't for me having stuttering too, I was likely to ignore what PWS are actually facing with irl and how painful the...

However I can help. I have a podcast and YouTube to raise awareness and show the world 🌎 how AWESOME WE ARE !!!...

Hm, interesting point. I see what you’re saying. But I don’t want to use this instance alone to judge his friends entirely....

Thank you so much for your story. All my life, I have never heard or knew anyone else with a stutter so I felt as if I was alone in it. Knowing that there are people like me out there with the same st...

As a person that stutters it is totally not disrespectful. I commend you for having the courage to go out and stutter on purpose. Even at the very worst, if someone went out into public to stutter o...

I think it's great! That's the ONLY way you are going to learn how hard it is for PWS to operate in the real world. If more people knew how it felt, more people would be kind to one another....

Had a pretty shitty day today because of my stutter and this made me tear up a bit to be honest. Finally felt understood. Well done dude....

I think the are two sides to whether this is good practice or not. On the hand, experiencing the reactions a PWS has from other people in the community is an awesome way to start understanding some o...

My feeling is that whether it is disrespectful or not depends on your mindset going into it. I suspect you will learn quite a bit from watching peoples facial expressions and their general responses ...

This a hot-button topic in the stuttering community right now, as there is an increasing trend of non-stuttering SLP students insisting that this assignment should not be done. I'm part of a stutterin...

I am glad that you found your peace with stuttering at age 27, I found mine at age 40 (I wished I had embraced earlier but I guess everything happens for a reason. As for your friends, when they we...

Try this. Read what I have already written. I clearly stated that I have achieved fluency after being a severe stutterer. I come to the subreddit to support people that are struggling with their stu...

u/Apexmisser makes valid points. u/dashowstopper88 Would you care to share your experience from stuttering to fluency? I've shared my story here. We'd love to hear yours. Anything to strengthen your...