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Yeah, that's one thing that has surprised me on this sub. I stutter a lot more cos I feel my mouth gets lazy. But normally I put in a lot of effort to not stutter using various techniques....

The biggest fear for any stutterer is having to speak up in huge moments. How are we expected to say "Will you marry me?", let alone ask a girl out? How are we meant to introduce ourselves in intervie...

I have a very similar problem of blocking. Weed also makes mine worse. However on stimulants I can say everything I want to say. Even coffee helps for a few hours. Meditation didn't help the block...

First of all thank you for all of this information. It is mostly spot on. I don't think I have an anxiety disorder either, although I was almost starting to convince myself I did. As far as the weed...

Having a stutter sucks

Having a stutter sucks This is going to be a little long and is pretty much just a rant. I have had a stutter for as long as I can remember but I didn't really feel insecure about it until high scho...

The group interview

The group interview Hi, lifelong stutterer here. I had a unique job interview today. Got there, and the woman checking us in said something about a "group interview." It didn't quite register at first...

Went to tell my friend "fuck you" and it came out F-f-f-f-f-uck you. me and all my friends lost it lol ...

Yeah, I really like your first point. This particular type of stutter ("M-m-maybe") is very well represented in pop culture. It'd be really great to see other types of disfluencies depicted. I also ...

Seems pretty good! Just remember that most people stutter on words that start with "S", like (ironically) "stutter". Also longer words is some harder, i think very few people sutter on words like "im"...

In no particular order of difficulty. 1. Ordering food 2. Group work 3. Using the phone 4. Meeting people (foreveralone)...

Haha. Trust me. Once you change your name to one that starts with a J, then you'll begin to stutter on J's too....

My name is Jason and I started telling people my name is Avery because I never stutter on A's hahah...

Indeed. It gave me nightmares in school. Also, introductory hand-shakes are always awkward with me because I almost never say my name and rely on someone else to do it for me. Otherwise the hand-shake...

I hate it when I have a great idea and I automatically chose the synonyms of the words I want to say, and it doesn't come across how I want it to. I've been stuttering mildly for years, I've finally a...

For a long-ass time I could not say my name without getting stuck. Hasn't been as bad recently. As someone looking to go into politics, hopefully it stays this way......

Wow, I too find it extremely hard to say the word stutter. I sometimes think that people think I'm faking it when I tell them I have a stutter lol....

Stating my name on demand was always the hardest for me! I work closely with somebody with the exact same name, and I found it ridiculous that I could say his name on demand at work, yet if somebody ...

Hi, im Nick. Im a 17 year old senior in high school, and I have a mild stutter. Ive had it since i could talk, and its been horrible. Ive always been afraid of public speaking, or speaking in general....

Well, I guess I should respond as well. My name is Ryan and I am 21 years old. Although it's such a simple name, it is a pain for me to say. I can never get past the "y" with ease. I have stuttered si...

We hit 1000 subscribers. Let's go around the circle and introduce ourselves.

We hit 1000 subscribers. Let's go around the circle and introduce ourselves. Don't you hate this shit? I know I do. I think most people do because they're immediately met with an existential crisis. 3...