Search

I know this feeling , I used to overthink a lot before every social interaction but now I do less , I just jump into the situation and if I take long time to say the words I will deal with it and be l...

What's your job and how did you get it?

What's your job and how did you get it? I'm a translator, and I have a fair amount of experience, but lately I've been having a lot of trouble during interviews. As soon as the interview starts and th...

Oh I have a job already. I've just been looking for better opportunities and they seemed enthusiastic when talking through email and on the phone (I didn't stutter over the phone) and yeah went in and...

Yeah the whole vibe changes and you can tell on their faces the "yeah we're not hiring this guy" lol...

Lots of bombed interviews (Even when I lay out the preamble as a PWS). Lots of lost opportunities. Lots of experience of seeing the “oh boy” eye roll look on HR and other interviewers faces when they ...

Yup. I even let the recruiter know before the interview that I stuttered, in hopes it would take the pressure off. I could barely get a sentence out....

I’m 28f in the same boat 🛥️ but hopefully people can look past it and see you for who you really are. You got this!!...

I usually give a heads up about my stutter in the first minute of job interviews to avoid lots of awkward looks when I get stuck on words. Had a mix of reactions—some interviewers looked very bored an...

I think they outgrow stutter because they let go the worrying and the strategies about speaking. Initially, because they are learning to speak, they have to think more in order to correct themself. ...

Don't overthink it to much. I know the first interview is going to be quite nerveracking, but they definitely get easier the more you do them as your confidence increases....

The psychological aspect is a symptom of the underlying process. It is not the cause. The easy way to tell it's so: stress had to already have set in unconsciously for you to have the first "I'm going...

Buddy i would say its pretty psychological, because im sure you dont sutter when you are alone and why is that? You stutter around people, because you think about it, you dont think with your fingers,...

Where have I said that the psyche (i.e. emotions such as fear, anger etc.) does not play a role? On the contrary, it plays a major role in stuttering just as in most medical conditions and beyond. Im ...

Someone without a stutter preaching to other life long stutterers. Being born with it and reading “Just fix your mind”. Yeah buddy that’ll do the trick....

Out of curiosity: how do men react to your stutter? For us men who stutter, talking to a woman takes a lot of courage and most of us are terrified of being humiliated. We definitely have to be mentall...

Do you stutter when you're alone? Probably not as much as when your in public. So that means that there is a psychological impact that makes us stutter more when where talking to other people and when...

Just do it. Adults don't care about your stutter unless they are arseholes....

I think you should. It’s your own anxiety you’re fighting against. From my own experience there is a SUPER low if not 0 chance that anyone is going to react or say anything about you stuttering in a c...

It’s taking over me

It’s taking over me I literally have so much anxiety any time I’m meeting someone. I get so much anxiety from dinners, from interacting with people and I’ve just had enough with it. EVERYTIME I feel l...

Maybe tell them that you have a stutter disorder. In that escenario you won´t be wasting energy trying to hide it. Instead you can focus on being you. I can asure you that in that escenario your chanc...