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Thanks for the reply! It is definitely a long process and needs courage and work. I have a question: Do you think that telling people about your stutter before speaking is necessary? I feel like I ...

I read a lot of stories where parents didn't take it seriously. On the other hand, my parents took it way too seriously which has ended up backfiring. The root of my stuttering is my cerebral palsy, s...

I was blisfully unaware of my stutering as a child too. It was until my teacher in second grade made me go to the psychologist of the school and then made my parents send me to speech therapy. I remem...

I used to pronounce my hard K sounds like a T sound, I went to speech therapy at school and also dealt with the same issues with the “intellectual disability “ thing in early grade school. I eventua...

"The thing is we've never talked about her speech as it hasn't bothered her." It may sound like you just have her best interest at heart but you also go on to say "She's been homeschooled and in a qua...

I feel like everyone with a stutter has been mocked by their friends. My friends would do it out of building a rapport so I didn't take offense, I just really didn't like it so I told them not to chir...

I practice daily reminding myself that it's part of who I am Also helps talk easier Fuck those girls It seemed more like a hook up Find a girl that loves you for who you are mate...

Hey mate! I feel you, and I know how hard it is.. but sometimes it has everything to do with how we see ourselves, and not how others sees us. As a stutter, I always think that people avoid me or lea...

Work out. Hit the gym. Do some martial art like boxing. If anyone says anything you, even if you can’t beat them up, you’ll feel better to stand up for yourself, like asserting that you need for them ...

I would call them out. Just say “what the hell do you find so funny? My stuttering?” They will feel like ass clowns and you will look brave for not only admitting you stutter but for also standing up ...

Ignorance is the biggest form of stupidity. It is only ok if you let it. What they think of you will eventually become reality. If I don't stand up for myself now, when? Until my self esteem drops to...

You can always just tell the person you’re talking to that you stutter and there may be some long gaps during your order. You can let them know you’re finished ordering by saying “that’s all” or somet...

What works for me is always talking no matter of I stutter. I'm part of Facebook groups always going live and always talking with family and friends. We need to face our fears to succeed fluency....

So, IF shit gets weird in front of people I would go out of my way to fight through the stutter and stay confident. That will make HIS insecure self shrivel away. If you can do that, then you will h...

Stutter Beautifully! Be open with your stuttering! Family, friends, and loved ones know you stutter (I assume). He is marrying your true self, so BE your true self giving your vows and saying his na...

I don't know if you're a minor, but if you're older just avoid him. If you're a kid still, there isn't much you can do I think (assuming that you don't live in a first world country). That being said...

Every country has different laws about what must be said in the vows. My country states that the full names only need to be said once during the ceremony and can be done by the celebrant. Have a look ...

He’s so precious haha but yes! I will defo bring up that when he brings up stuttering again. It think it’s much better that he brings up the topic then me...

I would say (1) don’t complete his sentences and (2) figure out a way to let him vent when he’s had a bad speaking day - but follow his lead. My parents never acknowledged my stutter and to this day ...

Not rude at all! Yes, I committed to speech therapy since the start of the year and my therapist felt happy to hear that I'm beginning to find new confidence. I owe it all thanks to him that he told m...