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💯!!!! Disclose up front that you stammer it will alleviate any awkwardness. If you seem okay with it, the other person will be too....

That’s exactly what I was thinking. Disclosing your stutter from the moment you send your resume could avoid these kind of situations, because (just to be fair) they did not see it coming. There is ...

Probably because you’re putting off bad vibes. People don’t care if you stutter, they just want to hire someone who’s going to do the work and be tolerable to be around. If you’re giving off negative ...

I think you need to disclose right at the start of the interview because it will settle any misunderstandings, and actually make you look proactive. Just be like, “Btw, I do stutter sometimes. I do ...

There’s a massive amount of anecdotal evidence and formal evidence to suggest this is true. Where have you done your research? As I’ve been saying, stuttering occurs bc a variety of factors. I diffe...

*"Blocks happen bc you are trying too hard to avoid stuttering. Alcohol simply makes you try less harder."* There's no evidence to suggest this is true. If this is the case why did I start stutteri...

Do you remember me as the person who keeps suggesting *to disclose your speech difficulties* at beginning of exchanges. Find a few ways to say it and include a slight description, rather than just us...

Yeah, I've thought about letting the mission team know. Just not sure when I'll do it. The project pretty much kicked off a few months back, and I was only engaged as their Architect last Friday, s...

Before job interviews or important meetings I always disclose my stutter It helps with my nerves and makes me feel comfortable If I were in your position, I would let them know whether in the fi...

Thanks mate. Yeah I've always made it a point to let my line manager and only my close colleagues know that I've got a stutter. This new project requires me to work in a new "mission" team, comprise...

I often feel like an outlier here, but my thought is don’t give others your power. Take your power back, tell friends and family you got it, and tell the store clerk you stutter and need a few extra m...

That's interesting, I've no idea how I would react to seeing someone who stutters, as I find it so embarrassing I would automatically think that person does to, so I prob would avoid them, how...

well this is a you problem. For most people its a taboo, but its in your hands to make it normal. Speak about it and people will understand...

I got married 3 years ago, my stutter is mild- moderate but I feel like lately it’s been more on the moderate side. Till this day I find it very hard to talk to someone about my stutter. It’s somethin...

When I tell people I have a speech impediment and they respond with "oh, I've never noticed it" or "oh, I wouldn't have known if you didn't tell me". These comments make me really happy. Or when I am...

Questions to ask my boyfriend who dates me who has a stutter?

Questions to ask my boyfriend who dates me who has a stutter? Hi everyone! I’m planning to upload a YouTube video of asking my boyfriend (who obviously doesn’t have a stutter) questions on people who ...

Present again. And again. And again. And get used to stuttering. I think advertising your stutter is useful, but I don't think it's 100% necessary. People will figure out if you stutter quickly. If th...

This. Just at the beginning, “First off I just want to let you know I stutter, so bare with me.” Or something...

I train medical professionals 2x a week (6 hrs per day , 5 days per week, 70+ people) via Zoom and I learned some valuable tips: 1. I disclose my stutter 2. If I have a block, I encourage them to ...

Do you ever try advertising your stutter in the beginning? That may lessen the pressure for you from the start. Also avoids any awkward situations like thinking its a bad connection etc....