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First, as others have said, nothing that follows is intended to delegitimize your pain. I've stuttered since I learned to talk, 34 years now. It has been **hell** at times. But please, read: Nothing ...

Thank you for your tips ~ ngl these couple of days I’ve been thinking about moments where I think he’s shown signs stuttering and I know in the past I’ve completed his sentences a couple of time becau...

I'm sorry to hear that. In this case I would say that the behaviours of your professor and teammates aren't related to your stutter but probably run deeper than that and their behaviour says a lot mor...

Of all the people who know I stutter, not one of them sees it as a big deal or as a characteristic which defines me, which I have found has helped me greatly against my stutter over the years. All th...

When I get closer to people I tell them but they probably already noticed. Sometimes not because when I talk normally my stutter is most of the time very mild fortunately, but basically my whole class...

I’m sort of starting now to tell people, mostly because my kids are out of high school and I’ve retired. Could never bring myself to tell people - always felt like a potential fireable offense to be ...

Same here, but I’m early 40s and thinking of telling people soon. It’s exhausting navigating around my blocks....

Thank you for sharing some of your story which helps me understand more in a stuttering person point of view. Which is exactly what I wanted. I will be getting on it about not trying to interrupt hi...

Everyone knows. You can be open about it or not depending on if it makes you feel better (I’ve done both), but it’s out there. Personally, talking about it makes me feel more comfortable (and therefor...

Literally every person I’m close with know I stutter; coworkers, classmates, teachers, strangers(if they ask). Once they realize that’s why you cannot speak fluently, they won’t gang harass you into e...

Everyone knows! My family, friends, co-workers. I stutter freely and openly! Even acquaintances know! It has it’s rewards. Every year my gym (F45) holds a fundraiser and this year they are suppo...

All my classmates know, I've also told the hospital I intern at, and I intend to tell the next hospital as well. It sucks, but I'd rather they know so they can help out, than them thinking I'm quiet ...

Yea I have disclosed once before but that was it and it went pretty well she said she has a friend who stutters and I was relieved and surprised so that was pretty kl. Only thing is that I’m afraid o...

Well it's up to you dude if you want to explain what stuttering is to them....

Stuttering in front of girls is very necessary. You can’t hide it forever. I’ve found that some women actually find it endearing, oddly enough. Something more important to show a girl is the fact tha...

Many girls like it if youre forward and honest that you have a stutter. Just bring it up and address it. Many girls have told me my stutter is “sexy”. I never believe it when they say it. But start be...

I have trouble saying my own name on phone calls and ending them. For me, I just tell the person that I have a stutter so please bear with me....

I used to care waaaay to much about what people thought of my stutter, but this is how I go about it. People can’t please everyone, so as a stutter you shouldn’t push your self to hard to have a flow...

See I thought it was obvious too (which is why I put it off for a while) but then I woke up to the fact that some people can assume it’s something it’s not. For me, them knowing I have an actual speec...

I really don't think it's something you have to "tell" (or not tell) people you work with per se. It's clearly obvious to my co-workers that i stutter. Does "officially" revealing such a thing make i...