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This. Disclosing your stutter will absolutely help in this situation!...

I love this! Biden was the reason I started to finally talk about my stutter with my husband and not feel embarrassed about it....

The two comments above give great advice but I'll still give some of mine! \- If you clarify you have a stutter, it might get some pressure off of your shoulders. This will also clear the elephant in...

Not a stutterer, but the advice I would give is to let them know that you stutter, and then, well, do your best to give a good speech. Good does not mean stutter-free, rather interesting and impactful...

As a stutterer, this has happened to me several times. However, I've realized that people might laugh/get mad/ignore if they don't know how to react to someone stuttering. Usually they don't do it o...

I really agree with this! When I interviewed for my current internship I told them that I had a stutter and it made the entire interview less stressful!...

I'm also a student interning at the moment. My number one advice is to disclaim your stutter to the people you work with! When I don't disclaim I find that I try to hide it, which makes it worse. Iron...

Thanks so much u/ShutupPussy ! I think I'll start with my closest friend, she kinda already knows it's a thing but not really and I'm really comfortable around her ! Actually yeah I think I'm less s...

If you want to try and start coming out, start with the person you are most comfortable with. You don't have to come out all at once and let everyone know you stutter. Once you do that and let that pe...

I've definitely had some awkard moments of just saying whatever was easiest. I think the only way to prevent it is to just to tell people. I don't do it with my family because they obviously know that...

In my experience, most people actually feel uncomfortable talking about it. They do realize that something is "wrong" but asking: "Hey, do you stutter or what?" is something they think it might not be...

just explain to them that you have a stutter, I did that and some people will understand...

I feel your pain! I worked at a call center for a few years and that was extremely hard and almost quit a few times (plenty of rude customers asking why they would hire someone with a stutter...). I w...

I’m 21 (F) and I’ve only just opened up to my friends and family about it. I’ve mentioned it to my friends when we’ve had deep drunk chats and then I’ve opened up about it recently to my parents. It’s...

I'm 21. Until a couple of years ago, I was very conscious of my stutter. I was scared to speak up and all. Two years ago, I finally opened up and spoke to my sister. I told her everything, how I feel...

Yeah sure, loads. I think most all the people I spend a big amount of time with (including work) have at some point or other heard about it. Some I've had a longer chat with than others, of course, bu...

Do you talk to the people in your life about your stutter?

Do you talk to the people in your life about your stutter? I have stuttered all my life but I've never really spoken to anyone about it. I think this is because it was always treated as something that...

I am always open and upfront about my stutter in interviews. It frankly is a disability and there’s no shame in that. It’s a struggle that we have to deal with and that’s okay. Many many people would ...

Congrats friend. Being open and up front about stuttering is always the way to go -...

Your stutter isn't getting in the way, ***you*** are getting in the way. The most successful people are those willing to put themselves in uncomfortable situations, and for us stutterers almost every ...