Search

That’s great! Saying my name without fear has helped me so much and I can actually do it now, which is something I’ve generally struggled with for over 15 years!...

Idk most girls dont care about it I would just say yeah I stutter is that a problem?...

Not really. I had my first year of uni and someone just asked me who i was friends with at the time asked me something along the lines of "don't want to come off as rude but do you have a stutter" i ...

I know how you feel bro and it sucks. Agree with everyone here that you deserve better if that is the reason that she lost interest. However, you should question yourself whether that is really the r...

Many of us have been here we know your pain buddy. I agree with everyone else, she wasn't worth it. I personally just started telling girls that I stutter immediatly when I introduced myself. This ...

Therefore, if your stutter is truly visible, mention it, whether it be or your profile or during the first messages. I feel it's easier to deal with rejection when you don't know the person... Recen...

Also a nursing student. Feel free to message me. I just told my director of the program I stutter bc we have a capstone test and I realized the professors' lack of awareness of my stutter would lead m...

I know that situation pretty well since I am a guy that was (at least until a few years ago) kind of a tall, athletic, longhaired beau. Maybe because of my stutter, maybe because of my character (some...

I say something like “hey, I appreciate that you are trying to help me out but please let me finish my own sentences/words even if it takes an extra second or two.” Or shorter “thanks but please let...

While I see you've had a few negative experiences (and that sucks, I'm sorry to hear that), you will eventually learn that most people just... don't care. I work an office job where I present in meeti...

IMO, people with a stutter will probably never be completely fluent. The latest research shows that it's a neurological disorder. However, anxiety and tiredness can make it worse. Personally, I find t...

I (22F) guess it depends on how visible your stutter is and how comfortable you are with it. I prefer not mentioning it on my profile. I feel mere strangers do not have to know that. It feels too pe...

I usually don’t tell people, but i think it’s a great idea. If i told people i stutter, i probably wouldn’t stutter at all because the fear of it would be gone. Just be matter of fact and say “hey, ...

This is the way. The impression you want to give is that your stutter is no big deal. "Slip it into a conversation," exactly....

Honestly when I first started working at the job I’m at now (pharmacy tech 3 years in) I stuttered HORRENDOUSLY I made them aware of that fact; especially when it came to certain vowels. NOW, I’m conf...

I haven't. Instead, I'll disclose in person and would suggest that, as that way you can actually see how they react and decide from there whether you want to continue. Or if you video chat before a da...

When we first matched on a dating app, my date didn’t disclose his stutter. When we made plans to meet for coffee, he sent me a Snapchat video where he blocked for a long time but then said “that isn’...

No but mention it before you meet up. It helps them prepare and relaxes you a little bit more. If it’s a problem for them, they don’t deserve to be in your life anyway....

Don’t put it in your dating profile but do tell them either prior to meeting up or once you meet up and start talking. I feel more comfortable talking to them if they know about it....

I only tell people I stutter, after I stutter in front of them. I start to stutter; I pause and instead of pushing through the block I say "excuse, my stutter" then I resume speaking. Usually that h...