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Yes, please be honest with him about your stutter and the way it shaped you. Relationships are two-way streets, and you both need to know how to be the best versions of yourselves for each other. Comm...

Being honest with my boyfriend

Being honest with my boyfriend EDIT: yayyy I told him and even though he had some wrong assumptions about stuttering (he thought I only stuttered when feeling anxious, when it's rather the other way a...

Yeah definitely have to just keep applying, it can just be really soul crushing to keep getting rejected. I always tell interviewers that I stutter to help me stay calm. I just worry that my stutter i...

First of all try not to sabotage yourself with all those thoughts; self-confidence is one of the keys to do well in interviews, focus on that. Also disclosure your stutter and try to make it look li...

You just have to keep applying. You'll get there eventually! For interviews all I would say is it's worth mentioning your stutter. Then the interviewers know what to expect and they'll be more patient...

I hate it, my name is the most difficult word to pronounce. But sometimes I see it as a chance to let the other person know I stutter without having to tell them excplicitly, and that somehow relieves...

I stutter when I use my full name. It's not even the stuttering that's the annoying thing, it's the crippling anxiety that comes before it, just because I know it'll happen. For most of my adult life ...

Don’t let your stutter hold you back. I pledged a fraternity and even met a brother who had a stutter as well. I am also an Orientation Leader so a lot a speaking lmao. For classes, I told each profes...

My SLP suggested that I write a letter to my teachers to introduce myself and tell them about my stutter and how to handle it if it happens during class. This really helped me a lot, even in speech cl...

Please talk to your friends about this, if your friends are who you want to talk to in general. You could think of it as managing expectations between you and them. They may not know what's going on f...

Make friends in classes. Public speaking becomes a bit less scary when you know you have some friends watching you. Be upfront about your stutter to them and it'll be lighter on your shoulders....

In a conversation as soon as I acknowledge the stutter it decreases drastically. I think that you shouldn’t make a huge deal out of it because he might not understand that it is a huge deal for you. M...

Be genuine. You’ll notice that people care less about things like stuttering than they did in high school. Be open about it too. If you stutter in front of people, tell them about it. People general...

No I don't have that issue. If anything, the reading aloud helps my understanding of complex material. Though sometimes I may need to pause and think about what I read before the connections become cl...

Nice job! One thing that helps to remember is you can't help that you stutter. So don't beat yourself up. To reduce anxiety (which I think helps reduce the stutter) remember that most people simply...

Just took the exam!! I think it went pretty well, as I entered the classroom I started telling the lady that I had a stutter but she kinda just half listened and started introducing herself and asking...

I have, from moderate to mild to mostly zero for long periods of time. I even forget that I stutter or start to believe I've finally outgrown it haha. For me, the key was to: 1. Master your fluency ...

Just tell them beforehand that you stutter and prepare well.. You will succeed....

Thank you so much!! This actually gave me a lot of confidence. And yes, I'll try to tell them before, it'll probably be fine, like you said. Thanks again!! I'll give my best qnd crush that test...

Even though I dont stutter I hope i can help: just imagine you are having a normal conversation with the examiners about the topic they give you. If your english is good enough (and it seems to be goo...