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If it's online dating then disclose it before you meet. That way you're honest about it upfront and it's not a surprise to her. Otherwise, disclose during the first meeting. Putting it out there let's...

It's no different from telling anyone else. Just tell them in whatever way you feel comfortable. Worst case, they can't see past it or you don't actually like each other or whatever & you can both...

I usually just blankly tell them I have a stutter, let them feel shitty. ...

High school teacher. I stutter sometimes, but I was upfront day 1, and I've never had an issue....

Mild. It definitely gets worse on the phone or during big meetings for my students (I work in the schools). I'm pretty open about it though. ...

Tell the interviewer up front that you stutter sometimes. LIE and say "it's not a problem for me; it doesn't interfere with work, just sometimes it takes me a little longer to say things." This is...

It's good to hear that you're stepping out of your comfort zone. I too installed both of these apps, but much to my dismay, I did not ever utilise them. I was always caught up in the cycle of "I'll do...

I will he happy to call, i want to train my speech and such. Which app ? Classic Skype, Discord or something ?...

When explaining to someone who asks why I can't talk like them I just say I stumble over my words a lot and it takes a bit longer to get sounds and words out. Lots of people stutter or know of someone...

I actually have the same issue. You can swap the work stutter for "speech impediment" "I just want you to know I suffer from a speech impediment"...

I just had an interview Wednesday. I stuttered moderately through the whole thing. It was a server position in a senior living community. The interview itself was pretty straightforward, just asked wh...

Yeah, I was thinking you could call back too. And this time say upfront that you have a stutter and that you'd like an in-person interview. I don't think there's anything wrong with saying "it's a m...

> One thing I would suggest, though - when you start to get nervous and stutter on the phone, don't be afraid to interrupt yourself mid-stutter and explain to them that you have a stutter and how s...

I too recently went through a job search. It sucks. Phone interviews are the worst, and I'm pretty sure I lost a couple good opportunities because the dumb person on the other side of the line didn't ...

for me I only bring up the fact that I stutter if someone comments on it or imitates it or sometimes even ask "are you OK?" or they'll sometimes think Im drunk lol, then I'll just tell them "No, I'm f...

I don't know if she wants you to video call or just voice call, but video call would be better for both of you since she can see you stuttering. The issue I run into sometimes when talking someone wit...

If they're mature, they should have some kind of sympathy and sense it, since you brought it up and explained to them, so they should be chill and make you comfortable :) instead of ankward silence......

Any tips/advice on socializing in college?

Any tips/advice on socializing in college? I just finished my second year and I've hardly made any friends, I find it difficult to approach and talk to people. I've joined clubs and societies too, but...

Tell her "FYI I'm not nervous, I just stutter." or better yet "I'm totally nervous but this is just my stutter." ;)...

Coming from my own experiences on this one. Be honest with her about it. When you guys talk in skype or before. If she's cool it won't bother her and if she's not okay with it she's not somebody you...