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Hi, I am new to the group.. I have not let my stammer stop me from doing most things in my life. Yes, like everyone else, I get frustrated when I totally block on words and cannot get across exactly...

Personally I believe it’s A) None of their business. And B) They can figure it out for themselves and ask me if they really want to know....

I say it if I think it would be helpful to me or to others. I also have a more severe stutter so it's already pretty obvious. But if im giving a presentation to a larger group of people who don't know...

Do you actively tell people about your stutter? Why / why not?

Do you actively tell people about your stutter? Why / why not? I've had a stutter all my life and have only really told a few people about it, next to no one at my job. It's only slight / moderate whi...

When I met my girlfriend, I was quite afraid of telling her that I stutter. She didn't knew because I actually didn't stutter the first few times I talked to her. Then eventually I just told her and ...

Definitely practice answers, say it twice in your head before you say it out loud or record it to see where you can slow down or improve, and keep listening to it and record it again and compare the t...

The beauty of reddit. Where we can express our own experiences in confidence. But yes my experience coping with my stuttering when on dates is to make it know after she has pointed it out. I will not...

Tbh I don’t think mine makes difference in my current relationship but I pointed it out to her so she’s very understanding🙂 approaching girls is a different story tho I just try to push my stutter t...

I don’t disclose because I don’t think it’s that severe but if you feel as if it will make the interviewer think you are nervous, then disclose...

Definitely mention it, to ease your own mind and calm your nerves. I know that when I tell interviewers about my stutter, it makes me more relaxed. Also I would never worry about not getting hired b...

I sometimes mention it, especially if I'm having an off day and I know that I'm going to stutter badly during an interview. On the occasions where I did mention it, a few interviewers would quiz me on...

Changing it into something you’re introducing and letting the other person know, automatically turns it into something way lighter- and you’ll feel more confident. Just be like, Ah I have a stutter! Y...

I've only ever actually had one job interview (successful, lucky me!) But I didn't disclose it because it's very obvious. By the time I'd said "hi, I'm [kiro] and I have a stutter so please be patient...

Yea most people know I stutter as soon as I open my mouth lol. This time’s different only because we’ve never heard each other speak. That’s why I’m worried. But I’m just gonna say it and hope for the...

You’re right. Knowing that he doesn’t know about it is stressing me tf out. And I know that I stutter more when I’m nervous, which makes me stutter more, etc. I think I’m gonna text him about it tonig...

I’ve never thought about phrasing it like that. Usually when I talk about my stutter, it’s because I’m apologizing for it lol. I’m gonna just come out and say it, because not saying anything is just s...

35yo here.. I've never had to tell anyone. In fact, most people knew I had a stutter before dating me. I've only had one person actually ask me about it. She said "why do you get nervous sometimes whe...

FaceTime him. Or mention in casual conversation “I have a stutter” if it’s a dealbreaker or turn off, how embarrassing for him...

Do you disclose about your stuttering during job interviews?

Do you disclose about your stuttering during job interviews? [View Poll](https://www.reddit.com/poll/h8l4wq)...

Just be straight up and honest about it, there’s no point in holding it away from the person as it would make you more nervous / anxious when you meet them and have a worse affect on your stutter arou...