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37, partner and 4 kids, job, house, and I still stutter. Try not to let it hold you back, it's just one part of you, it shouldn't define who you are....

Also a chronic weed user (45m)… brother, weed will fuck you up at a young age. Massively!  When I use weed occasionally then yes it chills me out. When I smoke all day every day (most of the time) it...

You got this. Obviously you’ve done good work to even score the interview. Interviews are always weird and nerve racking. Sometimes questions will be about strictly skills then sometimes just about ...

ADA definition of a disability is a physical or mental impairment that significantly limits a person's life activities. Speaking and communicating is very clearly a life activity. I also would person...

Peoples experiences with therapy? Need to find a new job but I don't know what I'm capable of.

Peoples experiences with therapy? Need to find a new job but I don't know what I'm capable of. First of all my stutter can sometimes go unnoticed other times definitely not. It's more in my head becau...

The part about it being a recognized disability is true. And to a certain degree, yes, it can be a factor for enlistment. There are stutterers in the service. There was a post just a few weeks ago abo...

I have a severe stutter and that hasn’t limited me; the only limit is the one you put yourself. It’s true that we do need to make a bigger effort than most people when it comes to social interactions,...

Bruh, if hes posting on stutter channel, he clearly has stuttering issue. And what google search will tell you the best job for pws? Is this sub meant to be place to support each other, or place to se...

Ask your friends and family to take mock interviews and practice in front of a mirror. Focus on your body language, be confident, take your time answering questions, and speak slowly. Do breathi...

Usually if it's face to face or people I know, I can explain that I stutter or there are visual cues of stuttering/discomfort. When leaving voicemails stuttering would come off as weird and totally un...

Do you have any previous education or skills? It might depend on where you work. The trades might be a good option (plumbing, electrician, hvac, etc). ...

I recently immigrated to the US and I am looking to either work or learn a profession that I can work with. What do you think is a logical and rational profession or job for me to learn since I stutter? (43 m LA)

I recently immigrated to the US and I am looking to either work or learn a profession that I can work with. What do you think is a logical and rational profession or job for me to learn since I stutte...

I appreciate this post. I do think that this subreddit is getting filled with nothing but people venting and looking for an escape from stuttering. But can you blame them? I am 18M and I have achiev...

I see myself in your comment. I began stuttering at the age of 5. I experienced all the anxiety & embarrassing moments related to stuttering at school (when public speaking, publicly reading aloud or ...

I was in 5th standard. I stammered like a joke. I was totally lost and felt shattered that day. I conciously took one decision telling "I'm going to be competitive, no matter what" From then I scored...

That's great. I feel like these post are usually from higher class jobs where people are more respecting you. I dont see posts like "hey I applied for average job like warehouse etc and they said yes"...

College ,yes. High school,you can manage a lot better with very less talking . In college, huge interaction is required when doing experiments and other practical situations are more and it demands ta...

Don't worry about if she knows or not. Just meet with her and it'll naturally come up in conversation. Re the aggressiveness - yes, I also don't stutter during a fight, but that's down to not thinki...

I think your problems run deeper than your stuttering, brother. You’re never going to convince anybody who isn’t already miserable to submit to a life of incel loneliness just because it takes them a...

Nope. The only aspect it could ever affect it is maybe presentations, but i always spoke to my professors one on one at the start of the class so they knew I stuttered. Even in college when I had to...