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I'll admit, I've avoided forward facing jobs out of convenience meaning no cash register type jobs. In my past 15 years of professional experience, there have only been two or three times it was an is...

As a general rule, you care so much more about your speech than other people do. Yes, there are jerks, but most “off put” reactions are just the product of people not knowing how to react. Tell him ...

A couple of thoughts: 1. Reading your text shows me you are really good at expressing yourself. You are able to tell a person exactly how you feel (like I could from your text) and that helps a lot ...

Just tell him that you have a stutter straight up. If he loses interest because of that reason then you dodged a bullet. But I’m sure if he really likes you he shouldn’t have a problem 😊...

how do you tell someone you are talking to that i stutter ? (relationship wise)

how do you tell someone you are talking to that i stutter ? (relationship wise) [deleted]...

Be open and honest about your stutter. They'll appreciate the honesty and you'll feel more comfortable too. I always do that, and I've gotten all the jobs I've gone for, even though I've blocked pre...

Sending positive thoughts your way! Maybe even mention that you stutter prior to the interview, it will make you much more relaxed and not have to try and hide it (which raises anxiety and worsens the...

Good luck dude! I feel like it will be important to ask for their patience and let them know you have a stutter right off the bat. I think they will appreciate your honesty up-front, and it may help ...

Good luck! I always start off every job interview I have by saying something like, “ Just so you know I do stutter. If you don’t understand something I say please don’t hesitate to ask me to repeat ...

I agree with the other replies and would like to add that it’s always okay and often a good idea / ice-breaker to be upfront about stuttering when talking to someone new, especially over the phone. A ...

I'm planning on trying to tell more people that I stutter, but I don't know how to do it with customers at work or a cashier when ordering food....

I'd wait until she gives you a proper shot first. Then maybe after a week or so, tell her you want to be open about it and hope that she accepts it. Tell her to be upfront about it if it's an issue f...

Hi! I’ve been a server many times, I have a fairly bad stutter, and as long as you are charming, competent and hard working, it’s not a problem and I don’t tell them. They figure it out on their own, ...

Dear OP, Please don’t give up. I know it’s hard; I’ve been there too. But hey, we stutterers are an obstinate lot, aren’t we? We’ll say what we want to say even if our larynges tell us we can’t. I k...

Eeeeeeeee (softly, gently prolonging my first syllable) as I ease into what I want to s-s-say (fake stutter, so I can stop trying to NOT stutter). It’s all a lie. Stuttering really does NOT preven...

I met my boyfriend of 2 years on a dating app. I’ve also gone on many tinder dates. I always mention my stutter before I go on a date (my stutter is mild so I can kind of get away with being fluent). ...

Dating Apps / First Dates

Dating Apps / First Dates Do you disclose that you stutter on your dating app profiles or via message before the first date? I have a first date later today and maybe I should have told them that I st...

Hey all. So I applied for a waiter position and need advice. I’m thinking to disclose? Good idea yes no? Thanks.

Hey all. So I applied for a waiter position and need advice. I’m thinking to disclose? Good idea yes no? Thanks. ...

Depends upon how severe it is. At points in my life it was barely noticeable, a quirk that girls thought was kind of cute once in awhile. I didn't mention it then, and no one ever had an issue. At ...

I revealed my stutter to my boyfriend after a few months of us talking after meeting on tinder. At first I thought it might mess things up if we met up and he saw that I had one, and so i kept canceli...