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I'm 26 and still stutter. Accepting that it may never go away and just accepting it has regressed it a decent amount though. Don't make a thing of it is my advice in everything. Not just work. You stu...

My presentation went horribly, but...

My presentation went horribly, but... I just had a presentation and it went horribly. I stuttered on EVERY word and looked like a retard when my head had spasms. But you know what? I took the first st...

I feel yea. For most of my life I was not OK with my stuttering. Now I accept it more and life is my better, and I say what I want and what I mean. Just going into a situation with the attitude "I wil...

I know that the key to success is to embrace that I stutter and be confident, but I just don't know how to 'not give a f*ck'. I've always been very sensitive to what other people think about me, which...

Just found this sub, wanted to share my perspective.

Just found this sub, wanted to share my perspective. Hey guys I just found this subreddit and had to subscribe and share some of my thoughts on stuttering. Being 26 I have stuttered for 20 years and ...

Fake confidence for some reason makes me better lol. If act all confident I can speak pretty well. Can't explain it, something i learned on my own. But if I had to go with a technique probably just e...

For me its gotten better but only because I stopped giving a fuck so much about my stutter. Sure I try to be fluent when I can but If i stutter its not a massive deal. Overall I think I lead a pretty ...

Hello!

Hello! Hi there, I just subscribed, but I wanted to say hello and explain why I'm here. I have stuttered for as long as I can remember, since I could speak I guess. My parents subscribed to the "just ...

I'd say that's a great way to sum it up. In social situations people feed off your own attitude, so if you treat it like yeah I stutter its whatever, they'll likely feel the same way....

I met my wife at a mutual friend's Halloween party. We were standing next to the punch bowl and she asked me what I did for a living. Rest is history. Confidence is everything. You can stutter and ...

Speaking from personal experience, it helped that I'm a hunk and looked great in uniform :) Other than that I don't stutter nearly as much when I first meet people. It's after I'm comfortable with s...

I had a very similar experience. I took on a job as a cocktail girl during my "good speech period", which was a HUGE leap of faith for me. As soon as my stutter began to show its annoying face a few w...

You know, that's an excellent question. I don't think it was a specific moment, but a collection of events in which I put myself into a situation, stuttered, and realized afterward that I survived and...

Did you do anything or did something happen to help trigger this realization? I think I dont care what people think, I mostly care about what I think and im still struggling to be comfortable. But may...

A couple years ago I just decided that I didn't need to let it bother me. At some point I realized that my biggest internalized issue was stuttering around other people (ie. ordering food, making appo...

Just started my daily practice today. How has it worked for you? At this point I don't care if theories aren't 100% accurate, as long as they provide a framework to improve. Kind of like how high sc...

Accepting your stutter?

Accepting your stutter? How did you accept your stutter? I've been trying to, but I feel like lying to myself whenever I try to think that I have convinced myself to believe it's okay and not a big de...

Never noticed any connection but you may be careful about taking a correlation for a causal factor. My speech was a lot better in college too, but that's because i was "timing" it more and now im just...

Broca Brothers: Accepting vs Acknowledging Stuttering | Why Accepting Sucks

Broca Brothers: Accepting vs Acknowledging Stuttering | Why Accepting Sucks ...

>I just learned to work with the stutter during public presentations and social conversations and accept that itll happen. In a sense, this _is_ "overcoming". But note that the severity of the st...