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Hi there! I've had a stutter for my entire life. Sometimes it's worse than others but never is it not noticeable. I have been flat out told that a company won't hire me because I have a stutter. While...

I’d definitely recommend to just disclose to the interviewer in advance that you stutter. It can feel humiliating or embarrassing but just know that there’s no crime to stuttering and everybody has th...

This! After months of speech therapy with a great speech therapist, I've disclosed my stutter to so many people this year alone than I would've done a year ago. It helps to take some pressure off my s...

Keep sending job applications and eventuelly you get a job. I sent like 50 Applications when I was looking for a job, literally every semi-suitable job offer, anything. If it is gonna be your first fu...

You son of a ..... You did it . But on serious note , it's like what it is showed in the movie "she's put of your league" it's not if you are enough for her. Are you enough for you ? If you are comfor...

1. Never ever finish her sentences. 2. Never make any weird face to listen her closely when she stutters. 3. Never bring up the topic of stuttering around her it's just soo uncomfortable, even in a ...

Yes he always talked about stuttering, but up until right before the election he always talked about it in the past tense like its something he overcame. Meanwhile it was apparent to anyone who stutt...

You must realize that stuttering is caused from tension you create from trying not to stutter. It’s cruel because stuttering is just trying not to stutter. Once you accept this and quit trying to “not...

I worked with a professor who stuttered - he called me for general teaching help but I also wanted to address his stuttering since I know how students react. I suggested that he acknowledge it from ...

In my experience, college is nothing like high school. High school kids are all jerks. People in college are much more empathetic. The thing that worked for me pretty well was, right in the beginning ...

I’m a man in my mid 30’s. I’ve stuttered my whole life. The best advice I can give anyone is be open and honest about your stuttering. Admit to people who you talk with that you stutter. The worst thi...

>How can I get a job or a bf if I don't tell people? Let's process this line of thinking. In your world, telling leads to getting, say, a bf. Because, well, surely this guy sees beyond your stutt...

Have you ever mentioned your stuttering to them? It sounds weird to us but some people simply don't realise it's a stuttering/ make up their own story Some years ago I talked to this guy I didn't kn...

If you have a still face (speaking with little facial movement) when you speak, try exaggerating/express more of your facial movements when speaking, for me this helps lower the chance of me stutterin...

To agree with and to add on to what piksel and our Belgian colleague has said, disclosure can be a great way to break that particular ice. You don't have to say "Hi, I'm idiosyncraticmoose and I sutte...

You have a unique opportunity here to be open with and about your stuttering. Sounds counterintuitive, but will pay off......

If they don’t explicitly ask, I wouldn’t tell them. I never got a single job where I disclosed to the interviewer I stutter, no matter how many years experienced I was. (They also legally cannot ask y...

I’m sorry you haven’t had anyone to talk about your stutter with. I imagine that must be difficult. I’ve done the opposite and I think it really helped me. Communication is key in any relationship. H...

Maybe she read something recently which she thought would help. Sounds to me like she thought it would be encouraging, but obviously didn’t come off that way. I’ve stuttered and have talked about it ...

Just tell her about your stutter, when it started, tell her how it affected you as a child, teen or adult, explain how it feels when you stutter and explain how sometimes you can't control it. If you ...