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I'm a female stutterer. In my life, I've met two male stutterers and two female stutterers, but I know statistics-wise, a disproportionate number of stutterers are male. Regarding your quest...

This. I worked in a hotel and had to stutter through check in processes and guest/employee issues all day long for over 2 years. By shamelessly stuttering and accepting that it was there, no one comme...

Another girl stutterer here. I've also never met a female stutterer in real life and have only seen some online. As I inherited it from the male side of my family I don't believe female stuttering dif...

I thought about it for a long time and finally changed my legal name last year. Its been a liberating year since. I think the overall psychological impact of not stuttering when I introduce myself has...

Most PWS fear the word stutter because of what stuttering means to them. To most of us, stuttering means: a problem, confusion, something to get rid of, embarrassment, anger, frustration, no answers e...

Stuttering is like role entrapment: I feel like I'm forever destined to play the role of a shy, unconfident, awkward but nice guy. People just see that so many of them assume that I'm like that when...

I've never once had anyone order food for me and I think that's due to the fact that as a male, I'd hate not being able to do it myself. It would make me feel weak. Obviously I know now that it's okay...

Sweet! You running a local or online game? Currently mine is a duet with me and my SO. She's learning to play, I gave her a cleric and a homebrew warhound (mastiff with armor and boosted strength and ...

I think it’s the same for us as well. People might think i’m really nervous and then like you said it goes downhill from there :D Edit: Didn’t see questions so going to answer now 1. I think it’s...

I am female who stutters mildly- I have been doing this on an off for almost my whole life. I have had years of spontaneous fluency, punctuated by months of mild- moderate disfluency like every year, ...

>Och Lad, This is not true. > >What is absolutely true is that women do not want to be dominated. I can speak for a majority of normal women throughout the world when I say that domineer...

Oh nice! I actually live in Tacoma but usually it’s easier to say Seattle because people know that better than Tacoma. ...

Hey, I’m in Seattle also. Only know 1 person with a stutter and 2 others with different speech impediments. ...

My mother stuttered as a child. She says she still does but I've never heard it. She was always worried about my stuttering, but never brought it up. As a fellow covert stutterer I think she knew I'd ...

This guy knows how to stutter. ​ I'm about the same age and in a good job. Though I feel my career was hindered at the beginning, it was because of my \*fear\* of stammering. &#x200...

Cruelly, devastatingly ironic. I'm a covert stutterer but the last few years I've tried being more open about it. My goal is to be able to be open about it in a boardroom - but telling people I'm a...

I can relate - I've been in the business world for almost 20 years (I'm 41) and have been in the situations you describe. Some ideas that some to mind (not sure if any of these would help): * Is the...

>Being a male, I feel like I HAVE to be more dominate and outspoken but my stuttering normally makes me feel "less masculine" You are correct, you are generally expected to be dominant if your goa...

I’m a woman who stutters. I think the experience is different...people often think it’s “cute” when I’m not sure they feel the same when it’s a man. It’s definitely more socially acceptable to be a sh...

Another female stutterer here! I’ve actually met a few people that stutters a few years ago and there are more males than females. Don’t know the actual ratio though. As for dating, I’d definitely fee...