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You’re absolutely right, sorry I didn’t acknowledge that part. There are people who will be fucked up and say things. However I have never encountered those people in my adult life. When my wife and I...

In my experience, making fun was more common in school <18, in adult people usually are more reserved in saying shit. Or maybe because Im 6'5''/195cm, I noticed that normal people can understand that ...

Well that’s a given. I’m not saying that everyone is like that either. I definitely understand how stuttering can make things awkward, but that’s not an excuse to be rude....

Or, it’s possible she’s just an asshole. I guess I should have started I was speaking in general terms. With anything, there will always be outliers....

I don’t think it’s that. There are not many stutterers that most people interact with on a day to day. As a result, the pauses, blocking, and repetitions create space in a conversation that people are...

Such people lack basic manners, so best to ignore them. God made us this way, and there's hardly anything we or anyone else can do about it. So it's best to accept it with a smile on our face, and kno...

Like how Dave says, most of the time it’s in our heads. Unless you’re young in high school and the other kids are being dicks. But as an adult I never had anyone tell me anything. But everyone’s stutt...

You sound like a wonderful person! Again I really appreciate the help and I definitly try your method. I glad that good person like yourself was able to get some relief. And from my experience at lea...

Your comment makes me so happy too! If you like podcasts, I suggest starting with the podcast connected to the 3rd link, and start at the beginning. And feel free to keep us updated, through DM or y...

I find if it's a good friend it can be quite helpful in social situations, I kinda appreciate it but if it's a stranger that's when it gets to me. At the end of the day if that person can't wait an e...

Thank you for even asking this question. Why can’t we all meet someone like you in our career experience?? I would meet with them in person and express your support. Ask them how comfortable they ar...

It’s always been the same on here over the years. It’s unfortunate, but it’s just simply a fact that stuttering can be painful, traumatic, isolating amongst many other things. I also think a lot of y...

Fantastic investigating!! I'm in awe. I also wondered why the post is still up. The mods messaged me basically saying they agree with me (I reported) but that's all that's happened. Very weird. Luckil...

You’re amazing for asking and I see you have great advice here, so I hope your new hire is happy in their position, and thank you for being a good human being!...

You people are something else. This subreddit is a bubble of pesimism and negativity that only leads to more defeatist ideas. Yes what OP is saying may be flawed, but it's his experience, and he's sha...

🙏🏻❤️ That’s what this sub should be! We all have it hard enough, we should be able to come to this sub and be supportive and helpful/loving to each other. Keeping the negativity to a minimum. There’...

It would be really cool if we could find a way to dedicate like a day per week for people to talk about their victories. Hell, as a community, we should be lifting each other up....

The sub made me face the reality of how fortunate I was to have a support system growing up that was empathetic and understanding of my stutter. My grandfather stuttered and I have a cousin who stutt...

Self-love is really important when it comes to stuttering and there’s almost none of that on this sub...

Not celebrate per se, but recognize our struggle as a triumph. We all understand the hardships and it’s expected, but we should support each other and provide a space of joy and self-respect. Going to...