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Severe stuttering is not a "manageable speech impediment". I hope you leave ur mild stutter bubble and stop hurting other stutterers. Its never to late to become a good person....

I’ve had a stutter all my life and I’m 39 now. My childhood was awful and my stutter don’t get much better in my 20s. Now, I hardly stutter anymore and when I do there are ways I can mask it by swappi...

Its considered a disability if you have a medical certificate for it! If not then proly no, everything nowadays requires evidence or you can always make things up...

Mine got worse but that's just because of the prolonged isolation where I didn't really get to practice speaking outside my house. Now it's over it's gradually getting better but still a far throw fro...

I had to present to 30 strangers the other day and I was stressed about it. I practiced my presentation about 15 times.  In the end it went fine. I said I had a stutter at the beginning, I took a fe...

Speech for me has always been "use it or lose it". When I am forced to speak more, my speech is smoother....

I used to try to prepare the entire script of what I would say, but that doesn’t work well (or it needs 10x more practice than normal) What works for me is to have the outline of what I want to say. ...

Lets extend your analogy further. On the island, there's 5 people with different stuttering severities. 2 with mild, 1 with moderate and 2 with severe stuttering. The two with mild stuttering have ...

I believe it can be healed/managed/cured/reduced whichever word seems fit. Listen a lot of children stutter when there are young and statistics show 80% of them grow out of it. This happened to my bro...

Stuttering can't be "healed" anymore than diabetes can't be "healed". Yet, diabetes can be managed. My question to you then is, why can't stuttering be managed? It can be....

I believe it can be healed but not fully cured tho, cause if you think about it even Donald Trump or even the best speaker would also stutter. But the one we do in extreme can definitely be worked out...

After 45 years of stuttering, I managed to achieve significant improvement. Neurological stuttering can be reduced....

Did anyone else’s stutter get worse post pandemic?

Did anyone else’s stutter get worse post pandemic? I’ve stuttered since I was like 8-9 years old. Over time my stutter did become less and less, and during my senior year of high school I didn’t stutt...

It’s really hard and painful to live as a stutterer. I just talked with a new friend I recently made, and he doesn’t know about my condition. It was really difficult for me. The silence that lasts sev...

I definitely think there's two camps of stutters...those who get heavily drained from it and those who dont. I've got to experience both sides so I know why ppl who stutter have no idea how draining i...

This will always keep me from reaching true happiness

This will always keep me from reaching true happiness On paper my life looks decent. I'm in my early 20s and by god's grace, I have a full-time job as a Security Consultant. where I speak with a lot o...

My experience with teaching and stuttering for 3 years (A bit long + venting)

My experience with teaching and stuttering for 3 years (A bit long + venting) Hi, I’m 28 years old and have been stuttering since I was a child. I work as an English teacher in my country. Although I ...

It’s very exhausting

It’s very exhausting I’m sure a lot of you feel the same way. But stuttering is extremely exhausting, almost to the point where it hurts. It hurts because I’m straining on every other word, on top of ...

Yall have to understand that stuttering is a really broad thing there are different types some more severe than others that are actuslly incurable...

I think it's just mind blanks, or a very mild stutter (prob not tho)...