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I used to but don’t anymore because if I do I feel like I’m expected to stutter and I almost feel a pressure to do so. They figure it out anyways so it’s not necessary most of the time....

Only when I was dating or for interviews. If I'm meeting friends of friends, or random people, they'll figure it out. Most of the time I assume others have told them anyway....

I can't hide my stutter, it pops up randomly. I disclose so that they better understand what they are going to see and hear...

Do you disclose your stutter to people you meet?

Do you disclose your stutter to people you meet? I've heard a lot about people who when they meet people, they'll let them know that they have a stutter. I personally don't do this when I first meet p...

This is facts for me. Most people I interact with on a day to day basis either completely don't care or pay it no mind. This is applicable to even romantic partners, I let them know I stutter in text ...

i think just tell him that you face speech blocks,cause in the end you have to tell him so why not now as if he doesnt wanna commit,it would be clear from the beginning rather than committing and then...

I work in academia and I mostly include a bullet point on stuttering in an about me slide like you (or "transparency" slide). I try to make it a bit fun, like "it's not a brain freeze, I stutter ;)" b...

I have a mild to moderate stutter, and when I have to give presentations (which I do frequently ), depending on the audience, I will typically include an “about me” slide where I mention that I do hav...

I think that disclosing your stutter can improve it significantly. Since you don’t have to hide it + when you stutter you know they know you stutter already. The fear of stutter in front of people who...

Yeah even I'll have to build confidence and have the guts to say "sorry, I have a stutter". This probably would help me to mingle with people a lot better. Just a simple question, what were the respo...

I’m 24. I always say, “sorry. I have a stutter” in a lighthearted manner. It works because them knowing that you think lightly of it breaks any future tension. Also, much of a stutterer’s anxiety com...

Anytime man, ive been through it all, as i got older tho i found if im talking to someone normally somewhat ill let them know i have a speech impediment and it kinda helps keep it away at times cause ...

How the hell do you bring up your stutter to people without it being awkward?

How the hell do you bring up your stutter to people without it being awkward? Usually no one mentions my stutter, I think because they don't want to seem rude. It's just awkward because I've been frie...

I’ve had people assume stuttering was like a drunk person slurring their speech in that it was caused by our actions (like we do something to cause it). I’ve also had people tell me “just spit the wor...

Friends. Sorry to hear that you are facing rejections due to a genuine disability. Please permit me to share some perspectives as an older man who has had stuttering all his life and at some point sa...

Great question. Best way is to address it beforehand by disclosing and letting people hear your repetitions....

You should let them know that you stutter. I promise you’ll be glad you did...

Thank you bro. I totally agree when it comes to being transparent about it, I feel that’ll probably help me to be more comfortable around colleagues, resulting in me stuttering less (I hope lol)....

I worry about this to, but you have to understand, the worst thing you can do is not try. I’ve had a stutter my whole life, and I have managed to start a part time career in the military and am now pu...

On days when my stuttering is kind of bad, I let the listener/s know that I stutter when I feel things may be a little awkward so that way they at least know I'm not mentally challenged 😩 lol...