Such a beautiful message man. Thank you for being so open and sharing your experiences. Please post new content! big hug xx

Interesting. I know someone who stutters and the only time I rarely hear them stutter is when they leave me voice notes. That send them at random times so I trust they strategically decide when they are less likely to stutter before sending them. Yet, I notice they avoid phone calls with me (and I trust others) and they stutter lots in conversations held in person. It's so interesting sometimes that they can leave a 2+ long voice message and there's zero stuttering sometimes. I do hear in some messages they stutter or stammer ok words but it's infrequent. Yet, I think phone calls would be be similar to in person convos where this individual appears to have less control over their stutter (than they do when they choose to send a voice message). Maybe they feel more confident sending voice messages than they do having direct conversations either on the phone or in person.

Idk why you would stutter when you can fix it.. same with panic attacks

Hey if your up for a chat on a voice app . Let me know :) other wise well done . Your doing great.

I am in the same boat in dealing with stressful situations but I just don't care anymore about my stutter. I just keep moving forward. Great video!

Maybe do a video with your wife? Always curious how partners see our stutter. I know my husband is just okay with it. Weird but true, lol

Married for over 21 years now. And I often thought ‘why would a guy love a woman with a stutter?’ But apparently he did and still does. He supports me. He listens to me. He never finishes words. It’s just no big deal for him. He’s proud when I do stuff and I stutter and it’s scary. He’s proud! Weird but true. Lol

I agree that doing stuff that's hard helps a lot. Facing your fears, bite the bullet. The last year I started doing that. Order stuff I know I'm gonna stutter on. And i feel that is lessens the fear.