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I was made to resign for it. Didn't realize what they did until after they did it. Super high stress job anyway. They can go self-fornicate....

30-year-old here. I've felt the same way. Sometimes, I still feel that way. As difficult as it sounds, at some point you just gotta say fuck it and start enjoying your life. Try to make life easier fo...

I have problems with seven too. And twenty. And zero. I can be successful if I get a running start at it ( your total is seventeen dollars) or if I prolong the S out a little longer than normal. Somet...

So im 17 and i needed to read my email in english (its not my native language) and i stutter much more saying or reading anything in english. It was on microsoft teams, others could only hear me since...

I have had a stutter for as long as I can remember. I have never had any therapy for this but learnt myself to cope with it. It has gotten better over the years, but its still a daily challenge. I hav...

I was talking to an engineer in Norway last year who had a long stutter. He was so interesting, and I only had a couple of brief interactions with him. I wanted to chat again, but he never reappeared ...

I am a national trainer and I train medical staff (doctors, nurses, social workers, administrators, etc) . I train in auditoriums, conference rooms, and hospitals. I started stuttering at age 5 d...

I usually let them know ahead. Once the guy mysteriously cancelled the appointment for a completely unrelated reason (😆) Every other time I've been told that they were glad for the heads up and one p...

If you can I would. I find it not only decreases my anxiety and increases my fluency, it’s a good talking point. Employers want to know that you’re aware of your strengths/weaknesses, convert your sta...

Should I tell my interviewer about my stutter?

Should I tell my interviewer about my stutter? I have my first job interview at Panera Bread tomorrow and I am very nervous that I will stutter through the entire thing. Should I tell the interviewer ...

How do I disclose a stutter + tips for interview

How do I disclose a stutter + tips for interview I have a phone screen with HR on Monday. Its for a software engineer intern position. I've heard you're supposed to disclose your stutter before you be...

Oh my God. This makes me so sad. I just got out of college, and I'm going to start a job that involves programming. I actually like talking to people one on one about tech, so I wanted to eventually d...

FML - nobody understands me. I am all by myself. So lucky I have YOU!

FML - nobody understands me. I am all by myself. So lucky I have YOU! I stutter since age 8 (now I have 25). During my childhood I had zero support from my parents (regarding stuttering). My father wa...

Thank you for the kind words of encouragement. I will always try to move forward and do my best not to let the constant rejections get to me but it's unfortunately taking a toll on me psychologically,...

Advice/Reassurance?

Advice/Reassurance? Hi everyone, I’ve been a part of this sub for a while but I’ve never posted before. I’m 20 and I’ve stuttered moderately and at times severely ever since 1st grade. Lately my stut...

Listen to a seasoned stutterer who bombed many a job interview. In this new normal of Zoom and Skype calls/meetings/interviews, I always disclose my stutter. It shows strength, courage and resili...

More Interview Woes

More Interview Woes I'm feeling kind of low after getting rejected for yet another job today. I work in IT support and have good experience and industry certificates but I feel my stutter has prevente...

Thank you! But there's still a long way to go, getting a job is one thing and surviving the competition and giving daily presentations is something else. One thing I always make sure during an interv...

You seem like an accomplished individual. I am too a fellow stutter. What are your tips for interviewing and stuttering in a professional setting?...

Sounds great about getting back into therapy. I hope you get some great assistance in managing things through that process. For what it's worth, I actually regularly go to talk therapy just for my gen...