How many fluent people ever consider what life is like for somebody with a stutter?
Going through life with a stutter is quite difficult, and at times the stutterer would appreciate a little more compasion.
After overcoming a stutter myself, I asked some of my friends, how they thought life was like, having a severe stutter. I had quite a few different responses, some of which annoyed me.
Jim said:
“I always thought that you felt a bit sorry for yourself and you made out that your stutter was some huge disasterous problem. It’s not like you couldn’t talk at all, is it?
I also felt at times that you lacked courage, for example always asking Tony to order your drinks for you.”
Paul then gave his opinion:
“I found it quite funny that at times you would be talking really well, but within a few minutes you couldn’t get a word out.”
Ashley joined in:
“I felt a bit sorry for you, seeing you struggle, was quite painful to watch.”- This was a better comment!
Nigel, another friend:
“I am glad that I don’t stutter, but what I think you needed to...
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