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best advice i can give - just go for it. introduce yourself to new people, even tell them that you stutter and that it’s just a normal thing, not something to laugh at. you’ll find a friend...

Your second paragraph made no sense to me. You say you cant blame the way you speak to having a stutter because people will think you're an attention seeker, but then you say you can't speak fully smo...

Let them know that you have a stutter and they'll be extremely apologetic....

I often give tours at my job, and we often have children through. I’ve started taking the opportunity to explain to them that I have a stutter. I figure some kid may have a stutter and be reassured th...

Really I think the best thing for u to do is try talking to some people and put it out there that u stutter. I know that that’s easiest said than done trust me when I started secondary school 3 years ...

This might be difficult, but You could also announce you have a stutter right from the get go and that people may or may not notice it, depending on how good you are at hiding it. Maybe say something ...

First of all, explain the situation. Tell her that you stutter, and that you tend to stutter more when you are stressed. I'm sure she'll understand. I had my oral exam a month ago, and I did the same....

I have gotten the "can I ask you a question?" a lot. I understand that some people can't help themselves and feel the need to talk. The people who are just rude, are annoying. I do appreciate people w...

I like it when people ask me that. Its a way to bring the elephant out of the room and clear things up. Last time that happened, I met a chick that also stuttered and we dated....

I usually disclose that I stutter on my first stutter. I feel it removes the discomfort of others. I don’t always disclose - only in situations where I will be talking with the person or people ag...

>What does everyone else think about this? Would you rather it stated clearly and for a discussion to take place about stuttering or would you like to see it just accepted and for no comment to be ...

Person with a bad stutter here - I'd be happy if someone broached the topic because what you've described legit sounds like it could be a very stressful experience. I wouldn't ask if they want someone...

It depends on how you ask. ​ If you were to frame it as *"I know you don't like speaking and this will be nerve wracking for you, want me to do it for you?".* You can clearly tell this w...

Good luck! I know it sounds cheesy, but visualizing yourself and saying positive things to yourself can help. Visualizing yourself doing a good job and speaking fluently can help. Also, if you block o...

I would gently push them towards speaking at the conference, but leave a door slightly open to them bailing. Make sure they're comfortable enough and encourage them - if they get over the hump you'll ...

Hoping others will weigh in, but I wouldn't address this with the team member unless the team member has mentioned in the past that they prefer not to speak during client interactions. Everyone has a...

Chances are he knows. He may be better about letting things roll off his back when it comes to stuttering. I don't think you need to bring it up, but yeah, talk to him, commiserate. Maybe talk about y...

I didn’t mean it would come off as cold. You mentioned that on another date you were blocking on “g” and the guy turned down the AC because he thought you were cold. If he knew you stuttered that misu...

I have no dating experience, but I’d still like to suggest a few things: 1. If it’s easier for you (because of the nerves and your stutter), text him about your stutter before he picks you up. You c...

I would definitely tell him. 99% sure he’s not going to care. Trust me most guys are just thrilled to be on a date with someone they are connecting with (you said you guys hit it off). Being open abou...