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Yeah it sounds like we have the same kind of stutter. Mostly if not only blocks, they can force facial expressions and it is significantly worse when nervous. I feel like not telling the person would ...

I’m 23 and dating! I do not put on my dating apps I have a stutter, but I do mention it to ppl before we go out together. I have a block-stutter that does get worse when I’m nervous and it involves in...

That's a good point of view. Yeah I don't think putting it in my bio will do any good, I will just mention it to a match in the chat if I feel we have good chemistry and see how they react there....

I see. For me I also think a stutter can be a dealbreaker for some people so I also want to let them know beforehand in case it's not for them. People aren't obligated to feel attracted to you despite...

I see. Yeah I definitely want to mention before meeting the person also for that person's sake. I know some people get uncomfortable and don't know what to do with themselves when they meet someone wh...

It's up to you. I have it in my profile because I want to have it out there. I'll sometimes bring it up during chat, sometimes I won't depending on how I feel at the time....

I never mention it nor did I ever felt the need to. No one cared. Just when I met people, I said hey I have a stutter so it can take a bit longer for me to say things. Sometimes I say it before meetin...

Everyone is different! I tell my class day 1 I have a stammer to be open about it. Some people come up and say they have one too and appreciate the openness. Surely there are people who havent said an...

I see. My stutter very, very heavily relies on how I'm feeling. Generally high doses of emotions tend to make me stutter more. Like being nervous when meeting new people or presenting work, feeling sa...

Definitely the severity of your stutter is a factor in telling / not telling early. I personally don't like to disclose it and just roll through situations. But it makes some situations difficult / we...

I talk about it often. With people on the phone when I’m having a hard day, when I interview, def before I give presentations. I used to try to hide it and then just got to a point where I realized I ...

Yeah that's what I was thinking. I don't think I want to put it in my bio but rather tell the person early on if I like them and we seem to have good chemistry. If they care enough they won't mind sur...

Mention it early in the getting know ya process. You'll know right away if the person is a jerk or not....

Does your stutter define you? If yes then mention it. If not let them find out during conversation. Their reaction will tell you a lot about that person as well....

Anytime I start a new job or at a place I know I'll have to talk a lot. I just warn people right away that I stutter so they don't get confused when I start. You'd be surprised how many people don't e...

Disclose/do brief voluntary repetitions, make normal eye contact, begin by stretching out first sound and with an exhales, enunciate....

Maybe I feel more comfortable talking about it with them since stuttering runs in my family; my dad used to stutter and my grandad (the main one I talk to about stuff like this) still does. My sibling...

I talk openly about it with anyone that I feel comfortable talking with about personal matters, who are also curious enough to enquire. When stuttering in conversation with strangers, I'll just try t...

Maybe not talk about it always but I feel like letting people know about your struggle could lead you to slowly accept it and be more at peace with it. Relieve some pressure of having to hide it for t...

I’m working on this aswell, it’s hard to talk about it because it’s something that I have always been embarrassed of. But I have talk a lot about it to my wife and she has been understanding and let’s...