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Black male 20 living in Pittsburgh. I've been stuttering since around age 4 and it's pretty bad sometimes sometimes it's completely unnoticeable. ...

British, born in Kazakhstan to Russian parents. Strangely enough, I stutter in Russian way more than I do in English, which is my preferred language of choice....

White Texan boy from Arlington. Came on around first or second grade, peaked in middle school or early high school, got a lot easier after my freshman year in college....

White Texan. Stuttered since I could talk, I believe. But it got worse in middle school. ...

YMMV, but for me it got easier as I got older. My stutter was at its worst in college, most likely due to the fact that my stress level was at a high. As I got older I gained confidence and stopped ...

I'm in the same boat as well over here! Not a single stutter when I'm alone....

im lucky enough to not have a stutter of that degree... good luck bro...

My stutter is unfortunately bad enough that I can't be covert. But my friends accept it so that's nice....

This is how I feel man, on rare occasions I am outgoing, verbal and inspiring with my speech, most times yield the polar opposite. Thanks for the post man, I got some more relatable insight that helps...

Hey man (or gal), I definitely hear what you're saying. I think we actually have a lot in common in regards to our speech. I'm also a severe stutterer and my blocking has been particularly rough late...

In my totally unprofessional opinion you're on the way to good speech land. Are you in your mid to late 20s perhaps?...

It's been a gradual process. My stutter has been pretty minor since I was 9, each new job has been less stressful than the one before, and I'm older. I was always able to fluently talk to people you...

This might be true for some people. However, it's not a group phenomenon. There is not a consistent set of speech sounds people are more likely to stutter on. For some people it's /s/ other's it's /b/...

First, I think having the character having a stutter, but not having it as his defining characteristic is a great idea and will make for an interesting character. I think he should stutter less durin...

For me, it's speaking in general. Some occasions are sometimes easier than others but it's not consistent, and occasions that were fine today will be shit tomorrow. Was trying to volunteer a chunk o...

Not completely free, but its been steadily improving for about 5 or 6 years. As I said above I can go days or weeks without it happening. ...

My name is Jesse. I am 31 years old and have regularly stuttered to some degree since I was in 5th grade. I have had peaks and valleys. Stretches where I speak great and have little issues (such as...

Worst part about first school days, no doubt. My palms would suddenly turn into oceans and my armpits would turn into puddles. Another weird aspect about introductions is that when you stutter in yo...

From what it sounds like, me and you have very similar situations when it comes to our stutters-I too seem to be able to speak almost fluently sometimes when around friends, professors, and coworkers ...

Hey man. My stutter is a lot worse with my parents and my siblings too. Maybe it's because I don't try to hide my stutter from them as they already know that I do stutter and also I am not concerned a...