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Stammerer wanting to work in the PR industry

Stammerer wanting to work in the PR industry Hello everyone as the title suggests I’m a pretty bad stammerer . But the PR industry fascinates me a lot . spending time with journalist - talking, meetin...

Thank you for that but I find it incredibly stressful when I stutter in work. I've also heard a fair few people in here work in a call centre, which I found surprising too! People in my workplace hav...

While I understand that speaking to a person who stutters might be slower and take time I find you saying "but I'm struggling" kind of insensitive. We people who stutter are the ones actually struggli...

I also have a stammering while speaking quite intense actually. And according to my observation, 1 out of 10 felt uncomfortable while talking to me....

Oh lordy, that's a conversation all by itself! Long story short, I stuttered *terribly* when I went through my initial Private Pilot training in school back in 2003. The entire concept of having to ta...

I got a question. Is the training hard with a stutter? Do you still stutter when talking to atc? I also wanted to become a pilot ever since I first stepped foot on a plane when I was 8. I’m 16 and hon...

I'm in the last year of my high school. I've never dated and never kissed anyone, but I've had great chances! from the beginning until the age you are now, no one looked at me, but I started to like...

Im gonna approach this from a wider picture. People will always judge you. Women can sniff insecurity and low self esteem from a mile away. Most women do not find that sexually attractive. Those are v...

It also happens to me with the word no. I think it’s because I am naturally sensitive and not of a people-pleaser so I don’t like to say no to people. Also, saying no usually comes after someone cat...

I'm starting to get pretty annoyed, because my mother asked me a question and I stuttered and she then mimics my stutter in a meaner tone and it's really annoying, and I feel like crying, and it makes...

Here are the possible things she was thinking : - this guy is an asshole who doesn’t share - I crossed some unknown gym etiquette thing - he’s considering asking me out and my asshole boyfriend is ar...

This usally happens to me when I have to answer «no» to a stranger asking me something. It happened just now at the gym when a girl asked me «are you using this?», and I proceeded to stutter 3-4 secon...

Being overly critical

Being overly critical Hello, so I had to interview a prof for an assignment. Although I was relaxed before, when it was my turn to ask questions I got very nervous and had mild repetitions and blocks....

One of the thing he said that I relate to very much is this *"And then you look up the listener and in a lot of cases that person may look like they just watched a car accident "*...

Yeah honestly it used to make me nervous to stutter but I only really get more anxious or flat out pissed based off the person who's listening me, reaction. Some people have made me uncomfortable by l...

School psychologist. I talk to kids, parents, and teachers A LOT (it’s most of my job). I’m bilingual, so I often have to talk to parents in Spanish, too. I think i do well at my job, and I know peo...

IT Project Manager. I spend my days leading meetings and talking. I could’ve taken the east way out and gotten a no talking job. I’m determined to get comfortable with my anxiety induced stutter....

I had it hit me hard for a few years in my early 20s. Never before that, and once I descrambled my head, it has rarely happened after....

Yep! You are right because no one wants to get along with a Debby Downer as they say if a stutterer only focuses on the negative things of stuttering. Positive evaluation is better, certainly, because...

Is there such thing as “becoming fluent” though? Just a few days ago I saw in this group a clip of Biden saying something that came off as if he was unaware of what he was saying, but many people of ...