Search

I used to have a terrible time on the phone (and still do to some extent) but the past year I've really been practicing by calling and talking to scammers on the phone. I noticed I can kinda put mysel...

I can tell you my life changed once I stopped letting my speech control what I do. Be honest with people and show them your speech doesn't bug you, and it won't bug them-- if you want to, give them a ...

I'd agree with that usage. Things like grubhub are just convenient. But it seemed like a lot of people in this thread were thinking more along the avoiding line....

I’ve had exactly the same experience. I also use the phone at work often and I no longer freak out if I need to call the bank on a complex issue. My point though is that the phone is a piece of tech...

I disagree about giving into fear. Yes, talking on the phone absolutely gets easier — anything scary does. Why not cut out the unnecessary stresses in life? People used to only drive manual transmiss...

This was the first thing I thought about when I saw this presentation from Google. This would make ordering things so much less stressful....

Mine isn't bad enough to have to get disability, but I can empathize with you. I used to give recorded class presentations in middle school and in high school was mocked and made fun of constantly. I ...

I've been in your position. I didn't really need to speak much in the airport, which was good. When I needed a taxi and didn't want to call, I just asked someone at the desk, they seemed like people d...

On #2 familiarity makes the stutter easier to understand. Teaching is fine because the students can get used to it. I fight for it to be labeled a disability so the school will pay for speech therap...

I mostly agree. I hesitate to call stuttering a disability, mostly because there are some people who have it much, much worse, but it certainly does put us at a disadvantage in life. It sure as hell i...

There are plenty of fish in the sea bro don't sweat the small things!! Also try reading books out loud it has helped me with my stutter.....

I would survey your options and maybe try to find something that can help you build or get experience in an area you may want to have as a career. Or, find something with better than average pay and w...

Technology has made things easier . And living is first world country with civilized society has made things easier . ...

Haha yeah taking a shot or two would be helpful for interviews and stuff haha. If I drink alot then my stuttering comes back but it's still not as bad. Perfect range for me is between 3 and 8 beers Dr...

That’s lucky ahaha if that was me I’d probably get drunk for interviews and all that lol. For me when I get drunk i usually can’t talk at all, I’ve had times when I’m absolutely legless and I can’t sa...

That’s too much fuss for me personally. I wasn’t that fussed about the club, I’d rather just have told the bouncer how much of a twat he was and left it at that. There can be a lot of bouncers for a s...

Oh I know my anxiety kicks up when I have to order drinks but after a few beers I start talk fluently haha it's how my friends know I've been drinking cuz I talk perfectly...

One day, you need to wake up and take back your life. Don't let stuttering control your life. Figure out how to live with your disability. I have been stuttering my entire life and I have a family, ki...

Really feel for you mate would it be better if you spoke to her in person? I had a taxi company hang up on me the other day cause I was swallowing constantly trying to say “9.30”...

Really feel for you mate would it be better if you spoke to her in person? I had a taxi company hang up on me the other day cause I was swallowing constantly trying to say “9.30”...