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I asked my girlfriend because I forget and she said she noticed then I told her after. I still can’t introduce her to anyone because I struggle on B words! I think most of the girls just kind of not...

I told my ex that I stuttered after I told her I was too shy to ask for a pack of cigarettes behind the counter. She couldn't understand why I was too afraid to ask, so I told her the truth finally. S...

Well first day of school we had to introduce ourselfs and i told them about the stuttering and since then everybody is nice about it and gives me the time i need. So i still have lots and lots of stre...

Yes, 100% agreed. I had a speech easy about 15 years ago and it was great at first. Definitely helped me especially when I was first starting out in my career. Fast forward about 5 years and I was ju...

My mindset definitely. If I'm in an interview or a speech I just say flat out I have a stutter. By not telling them in those scenarios it will just make you seem presumably nervous, and won't help you...

Do you mention in job interviews that you stutter?

Do you mention in job interviews that you stutter? Hello, just found this subreddit and decided to write a post right away. It's good to be able to talk about this with people that go through the same...

Have you let them know about your stuttering and cluttering? If not, I think you should. I’m sure they’re not going out of there way to be assholes to you BECAUSE you stutter, I think they’re just rea...

I'm sorry that you are going through this. I found phone interviews got easier when I was open and honest about my speech. Most of my anxiety when I stutter or block is the perception of everything be...

This is a great idea! I'm going to do this for people I work with. When I was in school, I used to give all my teachers a letter detailing my stutter and how they should handle it....

Yes, it is classed as a disability in the UK and I think also in the USA. This is definitely discrimination but the question is whether you want to take them to court over it. If I were you I would ...

Lool the girl I'm seeing atm told me this while we were watching IT Chapter 2. Idk how to feel but it's the first time I've been open with my stutter... something I'm trying to work on...

Delivery and timing are everything. I presume you want to be respected even though you stutter. You deserve equal respect to a nonpws. It is better to acknowledge it (i.e., "sometimes I stutter" or...

I say so as soon as it comes up. I'll start stuttering and then stop myself and say "Oh by the way I stutter". Now as a graduate student seeing clients weekly, I did disclose about my stutter right ...

self-deprecation isn't always the best way, especially for first impressions. personally i think the best ice breaker is simply to mention it but not in a serious tone....

If you want help with this issue, I don’t see any other option aside from talking with your SO yourself about the insecurities that we all feel sometimes as stutterers. Talk about your thoughts and em...

What I quite like doing, is talking until I stutter, which differes from person to person. But when it eventually happens. I try to say “oh and by the way, I have a stutter”, and I find once that li...

I don’t unless I’m giving a tour to children because sometimes they ask why I did that or sound funny. It’s just to help them understand and the teachers usually approve of having a positive role mode...

maybe I'm terrible or maybe the environment I grew up in, we did make light of my stuttering. My family and close friends all give me shit and I give myself shit, that being said it really is all lig...

I guess it depends on the context. So new people I'm meeting in person for the first time generally figure it out, no need to bring it up but if you are meeting up with someone for the first time in ...

Usually upon meeting someone. "I'm X. I have speech impediment by the way, so if I stutter, that's why," and go on with conversation. If i did not disclose it upon meeting someone, I'll do it when I ...