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I feel you on that one! Hairdressers are the worst but I find showing them a picture is a good work around. Also telling them I have a speech impediment works too, people are generally a lot more pa...

Yeah, in a cafe I would want lemon tea or some other fruit tea but couldn't say anything else but tea. So I drank black tea for a while. I don't go to a cafe anymore. The same with going to the barber...

I tried to do it but backfired completely xd. There's so much things I could if I was a fluent speaker but my stutter holds me back and I rarely talk to anyone. I probably developed aspd from my men...

I think we need a character who makes fun of the situations his stutter gets him him, but is able to over come his difficulty....

Go to an AYCE where I have to talk to the waiter to order. I usually don't come back to those places...

I am 42 year old female and have had a stutter my whole life. It's exhausting, but the best thing I did was start admitting it to people. My stutter has improved over the years drastically, but in the...

just a rant.

just a rant. i’ve recently come to terms that i have a stutter. and it honestly makes a lot of sense. i was always wondering why i am the way i am. but i think it all makes sense though. but still, it...

Awkward asf

Awkward asf So life is good lately (since i stopped caring about lots of things) I accepted my stutter and since then I started to be able to handle small conversations pretty well ofc sometimes I stu...

I try my best to hide it. People always ask me when I'm socializing, "and why are you so quiet". Then I reply, that I'm more of a listener. I'd love to interact, but due to this thing, I can't always....

Yes, I speak in a higher pitched voice and if I feel like I’m boutta stutter I switch what I was going to say so I can sound like Ik what I’m talking abt when I’m at work...

I would argue it’s called masking and I think all stutterers try to do it to some extent. It’s even as simple as when we change the word we are going to say because we know we are going to trip up. ...

I have hid my stutter for as long as I can remember and I would recommend not doing what I did. I have developed such an anxiety because of it that has destroyed my social life. I’m an introvert natur...

Yeah I relate. I’ve always hidden my stutter. I’ll change my words around or find different ways to say things just to avoid stuttering. Over time I’ve developed selective mutism, I barely talk out lo...

I can really relate man. I spent most of my adult life doing everything I could to hide my stutter. I’d keep quiet, substitute words, and even say things I don’t actually believe or want just because ...

i hide it in social settings but not with my dearest friend or family. they are here to support you...

I wish I could hide my stutter but I’m not covert 😔...

You guys can hide stutters? Fuck! I never had that luxury....

My stutter is comparatively mild so I’ve been hiding it ever since university. To the extent a lot of people don’t even know I stutter, until I have to read in front of people or get stuck on my name...

I started stuttering when I was 7 so I've been hiding it for around 12 years. I don't talk much and my stutter is primarily speech blockage so I kinda choke on my words and struggle to breath or speak...

Yea, you’re not wrong at all. Both of them are a lot happier than me, but I’ve been hiding this for so long I feel like I can’t turn back now....