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I relate so much, i think being open about it is the first thing you should try to do, explaining your condition to other people will help overcome your fear. And remember, there is nothing to be emba...

Yeah, I feel like it’d be slightly inappropriate to say that I stutter in a situation like that, other situations, not as much. Better to attack the problem at its source (me!) than to chastise a lil ...

I'm sorry that happened, that's the worst. I feel like, in most scenarios like this, transparency is the best thing. Tell the person on the phone you stutter, so have patience please. She probably d...

I think it depends on the severity of the stutter, but is it possible that you could say up front that you have a slight stutter and when you're nervous (like in interviews) it tends to flare up? For...

Have each family member do some sort of speech exercise with you. Also, join a group in college. Go to many events. Bring a card letting them know you stutter. It's not to late to build things up....

When you have a block.. break off on that conversation just to say you have a stutter. And then try to resume. Sometimes that informs people to be patient, and they may even take more initiative on ma...

Only the people that have talked to me know I stutter. No one else knows...

>I'm always worried about how I'm going to say, and how they're going to react to my stutter. How many people around you know that you stutter?...

Tell people about it before it happens. Introduce yourself and say something like "I have a stutter by the way, so if I start tripping over my words, that's why, just so you know. How's your day going...

This is all good to know, thank you. I might try talking to them. Just gotta get up the nerve and have what I want to say prepared. ...

You should always let your employer know that you stutter. Trust me, I've been working for almost 25 years and everything started getting better when I started telling my managers, co-workers, and cli...

First I told my barber I was straight up, told him that I was seeing a speech therapist for my stutter. To my surprise he knew already, didn't want to bring it up unless I brought it up first and he a...

Yeah, I'm debating doing this. I feel like its so awkward having to say that I stutter. How do you tell your friends/strangers that you stutter? ...

Hi! I am a 21 year old lady with a stutter. Introducing myself and saying my name have always been a challenge. People always laugh and think I forgot who I am... that’s not the case at all. I know ex...

Speech blocks were a massive problem with me for years, what helped me a lot was telling people (my friends and strangers) that I stutter. This helped me because after doing so, I no longer felt as...

Maybe just own up to your stutter and be open about it with your viewers? ...

I give him mad props. She wasn't laughing at him. She was laughing at the situation. She was clearly confused and did not know what was going on. The solutions is simple, when you first speak to some...

I would say to give yourself permission to stutter / be imperfect, to take the pressure off. One technique is to do a repetition early, on purpose. Then you won't need to worry if they will react wei...

No. I never say yes on the application. Better approach is to mention that you Stutter before the interview....

I just graduated from college, and sort of remember my orientation. From my experience I feel like half of the day was just listening to other people talk, or meeting with advisors. The other half w...