Search

Lmao, looks like we are all living very similar lives. Did you try anything to improve stuttering? I'm finding it incredibly hard to do something, because in my mind, I have assumed that this is his h...

I also feel this way, whenever I stutter over my words it makes me feel so embarrassed that when I do talk to anyone I only talk when I have to. I am very quiet and reserved to due my stutter and it m...

I think you should pick your degree based on interest, not on stuttering and social interaction. Do not run away from stuttering, talking with people is not something you can or should avoid....

I saw this in a couple of posts already and I genuinely wonder why fellow stutterers feel this way. Not being able to express and not having are totally different things. In my case I would argue ...

Anxiety medication will help, but it’s only a crutch. You’ll start taking a little here & there until you’re taking it almost everyday for just ordering food. You gotta overcome the nervousness or it’...

Probably more like “status”. Confidence is part of it, but often even if you are confident but there is someone with a higher perceived status (e.g. your manager, or the cool kid in class) their word ...

I still think its pointless anyway since confidence is often mistaken for proper fluency, you could make your point and people will still say or think ‘oh he can’t get his words out he doesn’t know wh...

For the better part, it’s useless to argue 1v1. But when it’s to defend a position in front of others and persuade them it becomes a weakness....

I have to agree with this, i think the avoiding arguments is a big plus, people who speak normally will argue just for the sake of arguing. People with a stutter don’t have the energy to try argue bac...

- Quick Wit - I speak less than average so when I do it’s usually a good addition. Probably a good sense of humour since it’s also a way for people to like me. - Avoidance of arguments (especially ...

Just like me fr I hate having to talk interact with smo, because I rack my brains trying to find something interesting to say each time without resorting to small talk or leaving any awkward silences...

Is it just me or does anyone else write there name and address on a piece or paper and have it in their pocket. I had to buy a fridge yesterday and I knew I was going to be asked my details for invoic...

Do you actively try to sound perfect and clear even when you’re speaking alone? Because even tho you can feel very ease at yourself, your mind subconsciously wants you to always speak perfectly all th...

For people who do exposure therapy, what pace do you speak at?

For people who do exposure therapy, what pace do you speak at? \*Specifically for psychological stutterers I’m on a plan of trying exposure therapy which is basically exposing yourself to more social...

People don’t give anyone any time, and I find that through having a stutter, I’m more cognizant of that. I saw someone huff and puff about having to wait behind someone in a wheelchair. People are ann...

I’m an intervention specialist (preschool special education teacher), having taught for 20 years in a top rated public school district. Stuttered all my life, but I can get by pretty well for the most...

Buddy I’m a stutterer who just graduated from law school. I speak in court, with a stutter, on my own name. You are okay. I promise you. Once you get more comfortable stuttering your life will be so...

Tough Realisation

Tough Realisation Currently I am in college and have been trying to get a Job, I always was hopeful but what happened today crushed me, It was G.D round and I couldn't even introduce myself the panel ...

Yes!! The drive thru is a nightmare for me too! That’s why I use the app or tell them ring away I stutter so they understand...

I work as a marketing specialist and copywriter! I do have to give small presentations here and there and it can be nerve-racking to feel like I can always write better than I can speak, but people te...