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Good on you for getting a date first of all, you’re ahead of me. You made some really good points, definitely just be yourself. I personally like to tell people I have a stutter, something psycholog...

I always reccomend disclosing it. Most people don't really consider the fact that people with speech impediments exist. This catches people off guard, and they don't know how to react or think about i...

There is a reason, a very good reason. It lets them know before hand, so they know what to expect. it can be hard for people, if its the first time they have ever spoken to someone with a stammer, som...

Hey, I told my flatmate before we first met that I had a stammer. He was cool with it, I think sometimes its best to tell people, so they dont kinda freak out if you do stutter badly....

I’ve recently graduated from university and started working. I’ve stuttered for the majority of my life, and definitely shared your worry. It turns out that most people are really supportive and und...

Thats a tricky one. Normally its never a problem and do the people not care really. But i would also just tell them the facts about it. And 99% of the time they will be fine with it....

I worked in retail for a long time and i always just tell them on the first day about it and that it has nothing to do with stress or being uneasy but that its since birth and that the brain doesnt ha...

I wouldn't recommend anything radical or nuanced techniques that you haven't tried before for an interview, so my advise would be to disclose right off the bat that you stutter. Will definitely take t...

I’ve been stuttering since I was about 4 years old, and I can honestly say that being open about it *really* helps. If you’re going into a conversation and just put it out there, the rest of the conve...

I want to know, how do you tell another stutterer that you also stutter irl? I always have this fear in the back of my mind that if I say I also stutter, the other might not believe me. Because I have...

Something like that happened me recently. I don’t talk much in college so only my ‘friend group’ knows I stutter. One day I was asked a question in class and I stuttered. Afterwards a guy came up to...

totally understandable my guy. i honestly think that advertising your stutter would be your best option. if it won’t go away, you gotta try something else, you know? just saying something about having...

Accept the fact you stutter, when you meet new people tell them right off the bat you have a speech impediment. try to relax and breathe in before talking. that is what helps me right now. For the mos...

It depends on what you mean by mocking. I can only think of 2 or 3 times that's actually happened to me, and most of those people were under the age of 18. The vast majority of time, what feels like...

If I’m telling them with my mouth, they probably already know I stutter...

I would just prefer "Oh, ok." When people say "That's ok" or something like that, I almost feel like telling them that it wasn't an apology....

i have disclosed to probably around 500+ people now and most of the responses were - oh wow good on you, that's great, good job, you sound really good, etc, etc. People are rarely negative ( i think i...

Depends on the person but "that's ok" would seems like the most polite/neutral answer. But if they do some research afterwards, to understand the problem a little more it would be awesome....

I don't really tell people that I stutter, I just make them realize I stutter once I stutter in a conversation with them. I want them to have patience and not try to help me with my words too much. I ...

How would you want people to react when you tell them that you stutter?

How would you want people to react when you tell them that you stutter? When disclosing my stutter, I've had people react in various ways.. "It's okay" or "I've never heard you stutter" and "You don't...