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I'm not fluent in anything except English but I am studying Spanish. I stutter in Spanish as well but with less severity mostly due to the fact that I can't really converse in it...

Yeah man I know exactly what yore talking about! Often when I listen to myself talking in for example one of my video game live streams or some other recording, I often get surprised and cringe over h...

Haha yeah man. Its very rare that i listen to a recording of myself but when i do i realise i stutter a lot more than i think i do. Might be as you say that i focus on myself, but i remember beeing am...

I've always had a stutter, but it was bad when I was a kid; "takes me a long time to pronounce my name" kind of bad. It got way better from ages 9-18, to the point where my friends were surprised to ...

Do you ever stutter and not realize it?

Do you ever stutter and not realize it? Background: I'm 36 and I've had a minor stutter my whole life. Recently I did a teambuilding thing at work where a few of us did a video recording for some o...

Hi Reddit! Wanted to join the community, the only community that I feel will understand.

Hi Reddit! Wanted to join the community, the only community that I feel will understand. Hey guys. A bit of background on myself, and why I'm here. I'm a 25yo male, living in Adelaide, Australia. I'v...

I have thought about this as well, it's a really weird feeling. Like I get a feeling: "how is it even possible to speak fluently?". It's probably because I don't remember the last time I spoke fluentl...

I can't personally remember a time I spoke fluently like people who don't have a stutter, but my mother told me I used to read some of my bedtime stories to her and my dad fluently, that the stutter d...

I was in speech therapy from 1st grade through 12th grade. I don't really remember much of what I worked on in those sessions, but for the most part, I believe it was just practicing lists of words wi...

Reverse anxiety - does anybody else experience it?

Reverse anxiety - does anybody else experience it? Most of the stories I've heard about fluctuation of one persons stuttering intensity have been directy connected to anxiety,and how they usually expe...

The Morning Meeting

The Morning Meeting I conducted the morning meeting twice in a row...with no complications. No stuttering at all. At first I was a lil nervous, but I cracked a couple of jokes, got em laughing a lil b...

I had a stutter when I was about 7, it only lasted a few weeks though. It came back when I was 15/16. I'm 18 now and it hasn't gone anywhere. It might be a shortness of breath thing. I stopped playing...

Thanks for sharing your story homie. Here's mine. I have been stuttering ever since I can remember. From kindergarten til third grade, I went to speech therapy. But I had other issues with my speech...

I would be happy to participate. Alcohol does nothing to change my stutter. I stutter all the same. ...

I seem to stutter the same way in every situation. Talking to girls? Yep. To friends? Yep. Strangers? Yep. Immediate family? Yep....

It gives my life much more up's, but also downs. On good speaking days I feel so powerful because of the lack of stutter, it's really intense. I also am very empathic....

Yea im a guy who stutters, and i also get periods and its really scary and confusing...

Speaking fast?

Speaking fast? Hi, I have a general question, does anybody here speak fast? My stutter was really bad like 5/6 years ago, being scared to talk in public, but my great speech therapist helped me a lo...

I have better and worse moments. They usually happens for months at a time, but my stutter has always been pretty bad so i've never been fluent for any period. Sometimes these periods are spurred upo...

Some of the stutterers I personally know (I can count them with my fingers on just one hand) describe having periods when they have good days and bad days. I've felt it myself too. So in my personal o...