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I stutter more around people I am comfortable with and already know I stutter. I worked on a retail sales floor for 3 years and can talk to strangers like it's nothin' but trying to tell my dad a funn...

Sorry to hear about your situation. I'm not really good at these things but I will try to help you here. First of all, it is really important that you don't let the stutter take control of you. That's...

It definitely helped me come out and stutter more freely. I work in a school and have a few fluency kids, which is cool because I can relate on another level with them. I still am avoidant but am much...

I work as auto insurance agent. I pretend to lose signal.. 😂 EDIT: in person I can’t lie but when I give them the lowest price they don’t care. ...

I wonder if anyone here works as a sales representative, specifically medical representative?

I wonder if anyone here works as a sales representative, specifically medical representative? I'm kinda depressed thinking about my future. I finished my pharmacy degree and started a office job (phar...

I have a mild stutter and a block stutter for certain words. The worst for me is saying "What". This always sucks when meeting new people because i always have to ask what's your name....

I had someone at work who was doing it for attention. As someone who actually suffers from cluttering, I was pretty pissed when I learned she was doing that. ...

I wanna ft a girl more often but I feel like imma stutter a lot

I wanna ft a girl more often but I feel like imma stutter a lot [deleted]...

I stutter the most around people that I have openly stuttered with before. Whether it is because I don’t have the energy to employ my tradecraft to become the “unstuttering” me with those who already...

The truth - for me, at least - is that stuttering is not what holds me back. I'm very shy and quiet and I used to attribute that to the stuttering/blocking, but I know the former came before the latte...

I actually enjoy talking a lot, especially if it's a topic I'm really interested in. But it's frustrating wanting to say something about a topic and in your head you know exactly what you want to say,...

That makes perfect sense. I hate it when people ask my name. It is always a 50/50 chance I will get the word out without anyone noticing my stutter. Whats worse is the times people notice the telltale...

I'm 26 and Ironically my job has shifted to mostly sales even though I tried to initially avoid it. I've found though that being prepared for the calls (e.g. having a plan and clear objectives) combin...

Mine is not as bad as it used to be. Its barely noticeable. The one thing i notice i have most trouble saying is my name, every other wors i barely pay attention to. But if i had the opportunity to go...

Hello. I'd love to chime in here if I could. I think controlling stuttering is definitely an option. However, I think a more liberating option is to focus on speaking smoothly, clearly, calmly and...

Hello. I'm obviously biased because I am Michael Williams. So I won't try to sell you on the program. If you'd like a free trial of the course please feel free to check it out here: [https://www.pr...

Fair enough, this fluency shaping thing does sound exhausting. The McGuire Programme technique is nothing to do with changing the way a sound would normally be said, I think in Australia we call "flue...

I used to take my parents xanax before every job interview. Very risky path, replacing one habit (stuttering out of control, using tricks, avoidances, etc) to another even worse habit is not good, im ...

I always ask professors after class, if I mess up my speech, at least it won’t be in front of a class full of people. Once I spoke up in a discussion on a topic I know a lot, in short, I got cocky I j...

Horrible way to cope. I was using Xanax for anxiety and to be less shy. I started taking every monday and thursday for 1 month, after that I started taking every monday, wednesday and friday because...