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I think you should stutter on purpose when you start to argue with them. Then tell them with confidence that you stutter. Then they won’t be able to make fun of you because you already told them you s...

Stuttering disappears when whispering and when talking to an object (or to ourselves)...

I think everyone who stutters has been through the same. Your outlook will get better with time. My best advice is exposure therapy. Go out and force yourself to do things that make you anxious. As m...

My best advice is let go of wanting control. Work on being confident in your stutter instead of always working around it. The more i try to work on my stutter with tools ive learned, the more i tend ...

Since this has became a feared word and has a lot of fear connected to the word, learning to lessen the fear is key. A quick tip I can give you is to stutter on purpose when you say that word. Becau...

I used to be mormon so did the mormon missionary thing for 2 years starting at age 19. I went to Ecuador, so had to learn spanish which made things even more difficult. We approached people (and got r...

The best thing for my stutter is exposure therapy. I make myself go through drive throughs periodically or force myself to talk to people face to face rather then taking easier options just so I know ...

Good exercise as you see that rejection doesn’t hurt as bad as you expect it to. You then start becoming desensitized to it and you start speaking with less tension which decreases the stutter. Very...

Here's a little compilation of all the times I got rejected in about 1 hour of approaching people. The reason why I'm sharing this isn't to make other people out to be bad people. They are not. It...

Tell them you stutter, then it takes any confusion out of what happened! I highly recommend going back to the same group and asking if you can finish the sentence you were trying to say just for the s...

Maybe try doing something out of your comfort zone, and make a point to try to say want you want even with the embarrassment of a severe stutter. Easier said than done, but the trial by fire usually h...

Tried to force a word out. Embarrassed myself bigly.

Tried to force a word out. Embarrassed myself bigly. I’m trying to embrace my stutter. I’m trying anything at this point. So anyway, I’m at a group gathering. The group was talking about something. I ...

This is exactly the teaching of the McGuire programme (also stated by u/sonfufon) which is taught to by stutterers to stutterers all over the world. There are even books in the subject. I am glad th...

I agree. I would also recommend going up and doing the oral report, and not trying to hide your stutter. Being vulnerable is the best thing you can do. I remember in high school I was in a History cla...

I highly recommend the Dave McGuire Program! Also reading Redefining Stuttering by John Harrison. You can find a free link to the book if you google search it. And as others have recommended, be vuln...

i’ve found success with a combination of acceptance and facing fear and shame head on i encourage you to check out this youtube channel https://youtube.com/c/OpenStutter if u do, lmk what u think...

1. Desensitize yourself to hearing yourself stutter. Find friends you can be open to and talk about your struggles with. Someone you can ask to be patient when you do stutter and allow you to find you...

Just dont care too much. If you are confident enough you can use my punchline/move. Once i started to stutter, i start moving my hand like i would as If i we're a DJ scratching some discs or made som...

Sing it Start with 'My name is' or 'I'm called' or 'I'm named' Stutter like crazy on purpose before you try to say it (desensitize/control) Hold on to your stutter and play with it (make it longer,...

For me, practicing speaking in the mirror or even in my car while driving is literally too cringey for me. I seriously cringe myself out and can never complete a whole sentence because I stop myself e...