That's a great message. Indeed, I've always thought about the fact that even if I stopped having blocks in my speech someday, nothing would change in general: in my whole life as a stutterer I hardly ever talk to anyone, and the maximum where it would be useful is, as you have, at work (study). And social skills were certainly missed, as well as new opportunities. Rarely, when I manage to have a relatively straightforward and almost exclude blocks out of my speech (only in personal conversation), I notice I just have nothing to say, nothing to answer, nothing to notice, nothing to tell, just fckn nothing. I can't even tell some jokes I know because I can't intonate as it's needed. So it would become just another routine. Thank you and good luck, I wish you to find a new social circle and all the best!