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I'd just tell them to get it off my chest, fuck it, life is too short and if you wanna think about how to tell someone something you're wasting you're time. deadass just walk up to them and say hey, i...

Better yet, take command of it, as soon as you meet the person. "Hello, my name is ____ and I'm a person who stutters. This means I might get tripped up on some of my words, but it's okay. I'll apprec...

Yeah, it's not so easy. AND you were starting a new job. >I do hope the feeling goes away It will it will. This was just the first day! It will get better. I know that it will kind of be li...

"hi, before we start I wanted to let you know I have a stutter. You'll probably hear it on occasion. If you have any questions please feel free to ask any time." The second sentence is optional or y...

I'll try to bring it up tomorrow, tried to today but couldn't get myself to although everyone knows by now. I do hope the feeling goes away Thanks...

> From experience, when someone brings up my stuttering, it improves a lot but I don't know how things will work the other way around. I think you'll see it works similarly the other way around. ...

That's the problem, I'm more uncomfortable telling people I stutter. I may get used to it after a while but for the first one I'm a bit nervous to approach it. From experience, when someone brings up...

I don't know that it's necessary to tell them, but you can if it makes you feel better. If your stutter's obvious, they're going to find out pretty quick anyway. Earlier on in my career I'd sometimes...

Need advice about telling people I stutter

Need advice about telling people I stutter Hi all, I'm starting a new job in the hospital and will be interacting with a lot of supervisors, doctors, etc. So my speech therapist told me to tell whoe...

The people around you understand that you stutter, right? Have you tried speech therapy?...

Thank you! Yeah I think I have to pry the bad stuff out but I'm trying to be more mindful of not finishing his sentences....

I'm a woman with a stammer and .y boyfriend has always treated me as if I were not a stammerer. Sometimes he asks me 'are you having a bad day?' or 'did something happen?' when I'm really struggling. ...

I'd only mention it if you actually stutter during the interview. ...

Like somebody mentioned earlier, just treating him like a normal person will do wonders as it will alleviate stress that may exacerbate whatever stuttering habits he has. I think a lot of what stutter...

So one day he said "do you notice how I get stuck sometimes when I talk?" I said "no?" He says "well it happens less around you bc I'm less nervous but it's something I've dealt with all my life." And...

Support him in every way possible. Perhaps help him to challenge his anxieties and give him the room to grow. As long as he knows he has "permission" to, you should see some changes in him. Some other...

Great post to read. I would suggest talking to him about what he would like directly. Start it off with what you said here - you're absolutely brilliant, I want you to be the face of your work becau...

You're a good boss! I like the way you wanna help this guy. But first of all... talk about it with him. Maybe it's hard, but that's te first and best step I believe. It is about him. I hope you can ...

Be open and upfront about your stutter. Mine can get pretty bad too, some days are just worse than others. I interviewed for a few jobs out of college a little over a year ago and I always felt much b...

You're welcome. To be honest, whether you talk about it or not, won't change anything about how she thinks about it. It's just an outlet for you to share and even you may find a partner to practice wi...