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I feel you. I'm in the customer service industry so when I do it's public since my restaurant is always full of people....

You probably have. There are a lot of covert stutterers....

In my case, we met without knowing we were stutterers bc our stutter is easy to hide :) and i met another in a disco but it was not until the next dau that i realized she had a stutter....

Not sure if you're title hints that you're worried about your stutter affecting your service in the Marines. It won't. I did four years active army as an infantryman, then switched to four years res...

Yea man, I think it’s all about finding out who you want to build confidence around. If it’s with strangers, then it will probably mean that you go out and talk with strangers or find ways to create i...

I interact a lot with people, im a person with many friends from highschool, football friends, friends from the mosque and other places, for a stutterer I talk a lot even at work with my colleagues. B...

No worries. I’m very comfortable discussing my stutter and especially to help other stutterers in the healthcare system. It didn’t affect my practice at all and my patients never had any issues with ...

I can't agree more on all you illustrated to me cuz they are also haunting in my mind! But now I'm not shy and speaking quiet, instead, I'm now speaking with a powerful and encouraging voice and some ...

I worked in a phone customer service job in my gap year. My stuttering was bad when I started there but it actually helped my stuttering a lot to work there. My stuttering did not stand in the way of...

I've never told anyone else that I was prone to stuttering and all the time I managed to conceal the truth.Fortunately,nobody realized that I was a PWS....

Went to a cafe. Asked for an americano. For some reason, the lady thought I said I wanted an americano AND a flapjack with that too amongst my stutter. I wasn't complaining and thought I'd take it!...

Do you tell strangers you have a stutter or just assume they’ll be patient?

Do you tell strangers you have a stutter or just assume they’ll be patient? I’m a bartender and my stutter has improved since I was child, but I still get stuck with a few sounds and syllables. It’s a...

My stutter has all but disappeared at work since I can use headphones that play loud music which stops the stutter. I'm nervous when we go back into the office they're gonna be like wtf can't you spea...

Putting My Stutter into Words

Putting My Stutter into Words Hey everybody! I wanted to put this in words for a while but never knew where to do so (I just found out about this sub a couple minutes ago). I've struggled with stutt...

I'm 56 and have dealt with a stutter my whole life. I streamed on Twitch for a while last year, had a good time but was always anxious about my stutter. People were very kind in chat. I did stop strea...

Escape From Reality

Escape From Reality Hey everyone. I've just joined Reddit and this sub thread because it feels like a good place to share my thoughts. I'd like to share an incident that took place yesterday at work I...

Before 2013, I didn't stutter much, and it wasn't in my dreams. After that, I started stuttering heavily, and I spent whole days thinking about it. Unsurprisingly, then I started stuttering in dreams....

This year I’ve been more open about my stutter with people who are close to me it just feels like it’s not enough....

I honestly move throughout life without even thinking about it much. Obviously easier said then done, but I surrounded myself with people who don’t see me as the guy with the stutter, very thankful. W...

They hang up on my as soon as they hear the h-h-h-h on the phone. No awkward shyness from me at all. Other than reliving my waking nightmare, you just need to try and be more confident in person, an...