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It sounds silly but if a girl loses interest because of that, she can do one. Most people will see it as endearing and kinda cute if they're decent people. ...

In these situations, I think the best thing is to try and work around saying the actual word. Don't worry about "wasting" anyone's time; you're the customer, you deserve to get what you're there for. ...

/#1 for sure. I've always said that my stutter helps me get a sense of peoples' character based on their reaction. ...

Stuttering linked to higher intelligence and reasons for that?

Stuttering linked to higher intelligence and reasons for that? Occasionally, there are articles that come out, such [this one](http://guardianlv.com/2013/08/stuttering-children-more-intelligent-accord...

Just wanted honey mustard

Just wanted honey mustard TLDR: I couldn't say honey mustard so I had to eat fries and chicken tenders with barbecue sauce. So I went to my local Hardee's tonight cause I had a craving, Hardee's has ...

If you live in America, my biggest suggestion is get involved in the NSA. Especially the Annual conference in July. www.westutter.org. Find a local chapter....

Assuming this is true I would say it is because we feel like we *have* to be charismatic just to even the playing field so it is a self taught skill, even if it learned unconsciously ...

* someone makes a joke about it while your introducing yourself? BAM! you know that person is an asshole, it may have taken you multiple conversations to learn that if you didnt stutter. * lots of...

I never used to have a problem with that method, then in college there was an unfortunate sort of awakening whereby I began to see (on a conscious level!) how it impacted certain situations, like watc...

Just stutter. It'll get better. It's all about confidence. I do the pre-sentence thing like you. I say "like" a lot before stuff or just "errr" kinda like I'm thinking. But it gets better. You just ne...

You just gotta suck it up and stutter man. I'm 26 and spent my entire life avoiding situations where I would be talking. I chose my university course based on the one with the least presentations. You...

Any obstacle that you have to overcome makes you stronger. Even if you never overcome it....

Job advice?

Job advice? I'm a recent college grad, moderate stutterer, having a hell of a hard time finding a job. I got a call back about an account executive position that involves routine cold calling. Not onl...

My close friendships are genuine friendships. Shallow people usually don't give me their time. ...

SLP here. Disclaimer: we (and other clinical professionals) can't officially "diagnose" people over the Internet. Based on your description, my initial reaction is, "It's possible." To get a firm a...

Nope. I can't think of a single positive thing about stuttering....

Totally depends on how you frame the things you experience. As evndienced by this thread, people are able to angle some of it positively - however, you may not experience these things the same way. Bu...

It makes you more empathetic and patient. My stutter is invisible. People can't see it immediately unlike, say, a wheelchair. They don't know who I am, what I'm going through whenever I talk. So, I do...

It made me obsessed with linguistics in general and drove me to learn a few languages (to see if I would stutter less in a different way of speaking). Others mentioned compassion. I agree with that. ...

This might seem weird, but I find stutterers to very often be really charismatic people. I'm not a stutterer myself, I came across this post on Explore New Subreddits, but I've often noticed this abou...