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I’m 24 honestly I’ve given up on meeting new people. I do go out occasionally with friends I’ve known for a long time. I’m most times working or staying home. ...

Stuttering is killing me

Stuttering is killing me I speak with so much anger in me even I doesn't want that. I can’t even find the energy to open my mouth and talk. I get frustrated when the words won’t come out. I isolate my...

They don't suffer in the extent of taking 15s-1m to say one word or sentence, in fact fluent people involve mild cases more into social events but severe cases lets just say they are people to isolate...

Cause of stuttering (2nd attempt)

Cause of stuttering (2nd attempt) Cause of stammering (part 2). Reading the previous document where I attempted to explain why I stammer, I noticed I didn’t explain it well (again). But it’s a complex...

You are not alone in your pain. Millions suffer the same way every day. I know this doesn’t solve your problem, but at least you can know aren’t an anomaly....

There are two sides to the coin. One - it's an easy option. I do that too. Especially if this is something big with distant family. Instead of focusing on the real reason why we are there, they make ...

I feel like the longer you have had the stutter the harder it is to change. At some point the damage has already been done where the stutter subconsciously influences your behavior, mentality, career ...

I feel neutral about my stutter, cause I almost never experience it now ! (I gave up on the idea of talking to people or starting a conversation with strangers or friends (for reasons other than my s...

Thank you. Luckily I don't let myself miss opportunities when it comes to experiences. I love speaking on microphones in front of a crowd (not typical, i know.), I like doing fun and dumb things. But ...

Lmao funny enough me too. But the problem with this is I’ll never meet them because of my stutter. I don’t normally strike up convos first unless it’s important. ...

i’m invisible to everyone, in 4 years i didn’t make any connection at all, i’m always alone, i’m too scared and at the same time uninterested to approach someone and talk to them. Also because of anxi...

and at least i know that i’m not alone because that’s what i felt like my whole life after my stutter kicked in...

Also, join a Discord community or something. These subreddits are way too niche, mostly people trying to manage their negative self-attitude with "be more confident" approaches. Real life is always ...

I was thinking about it, and I think yes because we tend to be excluded from society. I had no friends at school or college, and there were long intervals between classes. So I started reading books a...

Not having a social life in your 20s

Not having a social life in your 20s I'm in my early 20s and I have no social life. I find it hard to interact with people nowadays and being a heavy stutterer doesn't help because it makes me not wan...

I’m start to losing my voice, man! I’m tired too; I even start considering learning sign language and act dumb my whole life, because at least I’ll be taking seriously....

It's so frustrating when my stuttering is more frequent and I can't figure out why.

It's so frustrating when my stuttering is more frequent and I can't figure out why. Like a lot of people who stutter, the frequency of my stutter changes. A lot of times it's related to stress or chan...

Big hugs to everyone here. Thank you for sharing your stories, advice, and strength. I truly feel less alone because of you all....

It’s crazy how many of us are fighting the same silent battle. I get that urge to escape and just breathe without fear. But the fact that we’re still working, still speaking, still showing up — even t...

I was isolated for the first 20 years of my life because of my severe stutter. When I was in grade school, I ate lunch in the janitors closet because nobody wanted to hang out with the kid who sputte...