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it bothers me slightly, yes. i think because when people say somethings cute, it’s a positive thing. and for me, my stutter has brought me nothing but negativity. so i guess it’s a “you don’t know my ...

Haven't heard that yet lol, but I'd find it annoying. I already deal with people claiming my stutter has gone away or that they've never noticed it and I find it very patronizing....

It used to bother me now But I don’t hear people say it as much but when they do I just smile....

It makes be very uncomfortable. I've had a few x-gfs say it was but I never liked it. It's annoying and frustrating.. Not cute.....

The internal reaction of a stutterer being told it's cute reminds me of the scene in Goodfellas when Joe Pesci is told hes funny....

Although i like the effort of such people, i still get irritated by it. I don’t even think my stutter is cute then why would anyone else lol...

I feel that. I'm always paranoid as well and convince myself that everyone knows that I stutter so it is a pleasant surprise when they tell me they didn't notice it. Hahah your story made me laugh. I...

You're definitely not the only person who feels that way. I've only had someone say it once, and I didn't know how to react. It just felt weird. I didn't even have time to delve deep enough into the f...

Does it bother anyone else when someone says your stutter is cute?

Does it bother anyone else when someone says your stutter is cute? I(30F) have a friend around my age that likes to tell me they think my stutter is cute. It tends to be when we are talking about it a...

I thought about it. It isn't my fault that I talk like this, so why should I feel ashamed or embarrassed about it? If people have a hard time accepting that then it's their problem, not mine....

Severe stutters can really impact how you socialise, even if people don't hold it against you. I physically cannot join in and joke around in the same way my peers do. Humour is about timing and tone...

My stutter accentuates my awkwardness considerably. If I didn’t stutter I’d still be awkward, albeit to a much lesser extent....

i have zero friends because my stuttering made me a really awkward person who no one would like to have around. also, i'm not even attractive. so why would i have one...

My biggest pet peeve is having them change their tone or talk to me like I’m a kid and don’t understand what they’re saying or something, all because I stutter. It hurts. I would love for people to t...

Man, I know. I hate that look that people get on their faces when I start to speak, surprise and confusion and discomfort, and then they either mock me or treat me differently or act like they want to...

I don’t respect people that treat me differently because of my stutter

I don’t respect people that treat me differently because of my stutter As the title suggests, I don’t respect people if they treat me differently for stuttering. You may think this is strange and unwa...

Strongly disagree. Not being able to identify with someone’s experience and accuse someone of lying are in two very far opposite ends of the spectrum. There is no excuse. Especially from a mother of s...

Ugh I am sick that she would do that. Went through similar - I’m an adult now but as a kid my mom would always say that if I would just “slow down” or “breathe better” I wouldn’t stutter. Insanity. So...

See I’m not sure if that would work for me. Maybe I’m being stubborn about it but I think dealing with it head on with having such low self esteem will just result in a lower self esteem...

This exactly, funny enough I've never actually met anyone else who stammers, and I'm 59!, but on the rare occasion someone on tv has a stammer, I just want the ground to open up, I just go out t...