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There are tons of people who stuttered in childhood and grew out of it. That doesn't mean he didn't anything in particular for it. Even if he did, that doesn't mean it will apply to other people. His ...
Stuttering is one of those things people just assume you're retarded and don't even care if they made a mistake. Literally no one gives af, it's up to us to figure it out for ourselves...
You don't need to take others' false perceptions of stuttering srsly. Just keep in mind stuttering is just something wrong with your neurological internal circuits that function for articulations, no...
I’m sorry they treat you so poorly :( My grandparents could be real assholes about my stutter. My grandma on several occasions washed my mouth out with soap as punishment, I think she was a bit nutty...
I have little fond memories of spending time with my relatives
I have little fond memories of spending time with my relatives When I was a kid, my relatives often tease my stuttering and make fun of me. My grandma laugh at me whenever I stutter. I had no way to s...
Don’t let it get to you. From my experience it’s ignorance on their part. If they seem to mean well I’ll say I’m not slow it’s just a speech impediment so they don’t do it to another stutterer in the ...
This is absolutely true. My dad stutters: he's an absolutely brilliant man, but he often gets treated like he's dumb because of the way he speaks. He's a university professor/research scientist, but a...
I lived in Beverly Hills and if anything, people can be very snobby and judgemental if you have anything "wrong" with you. If you're not skinny, rich, normal, and usually white, you stand out like a s...
I dont think most of the world sees stuttering as a real thing some people struggle with their whole lives....
I'm 17 I'm in the same position as you that's why i don't have any friends and i already lose my confidence. because of stutter my life is hard i can't express my feelings or just talk like a normal p...
Write the main doctor an email telling them what happened. People intern for the connections and letters of recommendation from supervisors. It’s a fair thing to reach out and tell their supervisor ab...
I own a business - these girls would be fired immediately. If one of my employees offended someone by making a comment about their ugly outfit or cracking a rude joke; fine.. Do I condone it? No. Unpr...
They never blurted out laughing. The girl facing away from me right as I stuttered looked at the other girl (who was facing me) and put her head downtown toward the keyboard and moved like she was gig...
I agree, it's not worth making someone lose their job over something like that but in the future, if it happens again, it may be worth it to get their boss involved and just say hey, this is both extr...
I doubt they would get fired. But it is going to be a learning opportunity for them as well. Next time they will think twice before laughing at a person with a stutter....
> "No point - they’ll go back to college and say “Some stuttering motherfucker got me fired” or something" I'd be glad. > Doesn’t matter - won’t teach them anything The unprofessional idiots ...
Just petty. No point - they’ll go back to college and say “Some stuttering motherfucker got me fired” or something. Doesn’t matter - won’t teach them anything...
Not necessarily get them in trouble, but they do need to understand that laughing at a person with a disability is not cool. Would they laugh at a person in a wheelchair? A blind person? I had a simi...
I can definitely understand. I’ve had a waitress laugh in my face while I tried getting my order out. It makes me feel really incompetent. Because I know the reason I sometimes sound this way, most ot...
I don’t really want an apology. I think the ginger got the point when I looked at her. I don’t want them to get in trouble either - they’ll be sorry they got caught, not saying shit....