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Well, i felt like i had to hide it before so that possibly put more pressure on me when people saw that i did stutter. Now though, people already know i stutter from the start and theres no extra pres...

I used to avoid advertising it in the past but I've tried changing it up a bit for my senior year of high school. So far it's been making me fairly comfortable....

IT worker here. I've had pretty severe cases of stuttering throughout most of my life. I still do it in various situations, and it varies from crippling to barely a flip on the radar. When I first ...

Stuttering is a physical process whose exact cause is unknown, although there are many known factors that contribute. Studies have shown us that people who stutter are "hardwired" differently for spee...

I thought I would add my story. I've stuttered FOREVER. It used to be really bad and I hated to talk to anybody. My mom, brothers, aunts, uncles all knew I stuttered but I did not have enough confide...

Yep, I know I do it because some part of me is still trying to "hide" the fact I have a stutter (and maybe I think it will help "lead" into that difficult word). I believe I do it less now than in the...

I have a couple thoughts. 1) The variable nature of stuttering makes it next to impossible to provide "tricks and tips" that will apply to everyone equally. There are many many tricks and gimmicks, ...

I hated this to till I started going to therapy. My stuttering has lowered drastically and situations like these no longer give me anxiety attacks. What works for me is to advertise the first day of S...

I did some speak therapy a while back and they taught me to tell people I stutter. Initially I thought the idea absurd, I felt like I was in therapy so people wouldn't notice my stutter. I gave it a...

Tip 4 helps me the most. Its really good, but sometmies those fill vocals take too long...so it's weird too, but nobody thinks you are stuttering....

For me I'll only have trouble with "t" and "c" sounds when I'm speaking to myself, but it's really minor and unnoticeable. And I might stumble over some words when reading aloud to myself. Whenever ...

I love talking to people, I love being entertaining. Most people say I'm funny, and fun to talk to, but my stuttering destroys my confidence enough to make me afraid of talking too much. Guess it's ju...

I'm a public high school teacher with 15ish years experience. Every year, the first two things out of my mouth are my name and the fact that I stutter. I then spend about 10 minutes talking about it, ...

I recently went back to my meet my college friends ( some are still in college :D) and talked quite a lot there. Earlier I usually talked the most with 4-5 people but this time I made it a point to ta...

I don't know about you but I always used to think that I was very different from others and that my stuttering hinders me from living fully. Like it was a burden on my shoulders that I have to carry w...

I don't mention it. If I block really badly, then I stop, say something like, "Yeah I have a stutter, but three years of being a teacher has all but cured it!" And then continue answering the original...

Yes I do this sometimes; in my opinion it makes talking easier by taking my mind off of the stutter...

The people who made fun of my stutter or judged me based on it I just took them out of my life, look you are going to meet lots of twats in your life, they will judge you because of your stutter and t...

I used to stutter a lot more (learned to manage it over the last 10 years or so). I don't usually bring it up unless I get stuck on a word. Usually people say they never noticed before, and some say...

My advice would be to not make a big thing of it, the more you think about it when you are in the conversation the more attention you are paying to it, and will probably end up stammering more. Don't ...