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A colleague of mine had a thing when he closed his eyes, threw his head back and sucked air in when he had a block. mine was more of a repetitive first sound [ of a syllable.. (tough when youbhave a 3...

Yeah, this is the reason why I avoid talking as much as I can while in public, I'm way too scared of being mocked ☹️ just recently when I was shopping my dad called me and asked me if he should pick m...

People can be assholes. While living in Australia I made a call to a store to ask about a TV. The person that answered passed the phone to their coworker, then to the next, and the next. I guess the...

She’s such a loser. Imagine having such lame sense of humor that she thought she was actually funny......It’s so embarrassing for her 🤢...

just a bad stuttering experience that i wanted to share

just a bad stuttering experience that i wanted to share i’ve posted here before but i thought i’d share an experience i had in public that occurred almost four years ago. one summer at my public pool,...

I've not had someone laugh or mock my stutter for a while but I do remember it used to hurt a lot actually. I wouldn't get mad because emotionally it had already messed me up, I would feel embarrasse...

I always stutter in front of my dad, he was really strict and overbearing when I was younger and I think it has a lot to do with that. He's still quite horrible about my stutter and shows no sensitiv...

Oh man I use that all the time I love saying, “Did I stutter??” And following it up with, “Yeah not that time!” I find it hilarious!...

I agree and I'm surprised so many people here don't mind it. It normalizes mocking stuttering and it shouldn't be said. We shouldn't have to ignore it. It makes me feel bad anytime I hear it, esp when...

Don’t really mind it, I know most just use it in a joking manner so I don’t feel like I’m being mocked. But at times it does get frustrating....

Even though some stutters do not mind it, I do! And we should be respectful of people because you never know who will mind and will not mind. So the best thing to do is not to say it at all....

I came here to say this as well. It’s fun to do it to people who don’t understand my sense of humor because a lot of times I’m met with “Umm… not that time?”...

I was just about to say the same thing. If I stutter real bad and someone doesn’t understand me. I comeback with “did I stutter?” To this day no one said “yes” LOL...

Was the joke directed at you? Or was it just a stuttering joke? Personally I am always a little bit miffed when I hear the "did I stutter?" phrase. But I also recognize that it's not being directed ...

Unfortunately this happens way more than anyone would like to admit. The amount of times I stuttered on an word while talking to a coworker and they mocking do it back to me right after is astonishing...

Work Advice Needed - Adressing a Stuttering Joke

Work Advice Needed - Adressing a Stuttering Joke One of my co-workers made a stuttering joke in our team slack channel, and I want to address it. Someone posted a meme and asked us to give it a captio...

I wish that anyone that thinks it's funny burns in hell. I don't get mad no more, just get even, it's a cold world and people are fuck faces start punching them in it. Stop looking for sympathy this w...

It's natural to get mad sometimes. But if you weren't angry, all the better for you. I would call someone out for their poor reaction though. "Hey man. I have a speech impediment. I ain't mad, but do...

Do you get mad at people who laugh/mock your stutter or are you used to it?

Do you get mad at people who laugh/mock your stutter or are you used to it? Today, I went to the gym with my friends and we were asking the front desk some questions about our membership. The front de...

I had an old boss who used to make fun of me. It’s cool though because I would always make fun of him afterwards with his marriage problems. I gave him a lot of shit back and made his life harder....