commentr/StutterMarch 7, 2026

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You are absolutely clueless, and I feel pity for you. I genuinely do. I'm sitting here completely shocked that there are people in the community as negative as you are. Completely bewildered. Wtf? Why? What hurt you so bad? You are spreading absolute nonsense, because you're coming from a place of ignorance. You take zero responsibility for your stutter, and choose to spread negativity instead of keeping your misery for yourself. Stop dragging people down with you. You gave up, which is your choice. Don't burden others with it. And I see I struck a nerve there, and you have unresolved mental issues and PTSD from stuttering. Seek help, but in the end I will leave the choice to you. Not my business. I am selling nothing, nor should anyone here trust anyone selling anything, especially a miracle "cure". The fact that you called it a cure, says how much you know about this condition. Shocker. And becoming free in speech is a long journey, which is something you fail to understand. Again, I feel sad that you are this ignorant. I reiterate: I know more than a 1000 people who stutter, and some of them are now very strong speakers. They have been radically disciplined and determined to improve. I will not name them nor will I name the things they have done. Naming them to an angry and sore stranger on the internet will do them a disservice and naming what they have done would promote particular programs and approaches, which I will not do. Deal with it. You somehow act like no one has ever improved their speech. One quick example: Steve Harvey came from a severe stutter, look up the video. And I myself am proof that improvement is possible. Went from severe to somewhere between mild and moderate. No passive-aggressive enraged individual on the internet could convince me that working on yourself is a waste of time. You haven't even scratched the surface of self-improvement when it comes to speech. This monster is a multifaceted monster. Speaking techniques are just a small part of it. The biggest problems are in the mind, including the lack of self-acceptance (I am shocked you figured this one thing out, bravo). Realize this. And next time, refrain from reaching for the petty ad-hominem. It disarms your whole stance in this. To anyone reading this, do not get discouraged by his words. Forge your own path, whatever that's going to look like, and whatever works for you.

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Emotional ExperienceIdentity & Disability

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Hope & MotivationAcceptance & Pride