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1. She’s very well aware that she’s stuttering. In fact we sometimes know we’re going to stutter even before we say the words. The “trance” you’re seeing is a physical blockage - like your face or mou...

Thank you!! I will, eventually, ask her how she feels about it once we have a bit more of a rapport, but will not talk over her until I know where she stands w it ✅...

I love it personally if someone helps to complete my sentences. It eliminates some of that awkward silences and because I don't want people walking on eggshells. Just straight up ask her how she fee...

The boring answer is... it depends and often varies from person to person, but here's mine 1. Oh yes. Very much so. We're fully aware. Many (if not all) already know when we start a sentence which wo...

1. Yes, they 1000% know -- like hyper-aware know. 2. I personally find it very disrespectful. Would you push a person in a wheelchair without asking them? Taking away anyone's sense of autonomy witho...

You know that its a person to person thing so ima just give you my pov of this, Im not SEVERE by default but I fluctuate enough to relate at least a little to every side. 1. I do on every stutter ...

I really appreciate this because I actually wonder that about him! He has a great laugh and seems like a genuinely cool guy but I always worry that if I try to engage in longer conversation, it will p...

How open are you about your stuttering? Do you discuss it with colleagues?...

Same. Just spit it out guys. Some will laugh, most won’t. Girls think it’s cute. You don’t have as much margin for error, so make sure the things you DO have FULL control over: hygiene, dress, content...

I have often wanted to do what you are describing – tell people ahead of time that I have a speech impediment. See, even there I said “speech impediment,” instead of “stutter.” There is something abou...

I love it when people ask me about it, and if I like them finishing my sentences. I personally do because it eliminates some of that awkward silence. I don't like making people walk on eggshells. B...

I think you are ok! Maybe making a confrontation every time is tough on your friends. Make sure to follow up with them that you are struggling, like every single day every time that you speak, so that...

A combination of fake it till u make it, and realizing that no one is going to give u space to speak u need to TAKE it. Everyones voice has value and deserves to be heard, therefore so does mine. Mo...

Be open about it. They’ll eventually see you stutter. Get ahead of it in a light hearted manner....

Let them know up front that you stutter. This will put you more at ease, and you won’t be worried about if and when they find out. This also sends the message that you are on top of the situation…...

See I did at first and I felt awful about it. I eventually called him without hesitation and said I would do it...

Sorta in a way. People don’t usually trust what I’m saying because they think I don’t know what I’m saying. So after I directly tell them the information, they go ask another person the same exact qu...

Look at them dead in the eyes and say "yes I have a stutter" with the mist serious expression. Usually they feel stupid...

Hey I’m 35 too!! And like y’all are saying people just don’t know what a stutter is most of the time....

I don’t always do if, I usually shrug it off and smile, but sometimes I just straight up tell them I stutter and they usually feel pretty bad and apologize. I keep the mindset that a lot of people d...