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My stutter is mild to moderate. I’ve had it since I was a kid. I also went to speech therapy. One of techniques I remember them telling me to use was to say the word I was stuck on as I exhaled. It ...

To me the essence of that phrase is "No one (worth spending the time to associate yourself with) cares if you stutter (if disclosed). Your coworkers probably won't care that you stutter. But right no...

Well said. I think there would be a handful of wise employers that would hire someone who wrote a letter as bold as this. Reminds me of a speech coach I had, while the technique didn’t work for me...

This is the right mindset. It's hard for us, but not impossible. I've been with my wife for almost six years now. We met on Tinder, and (if I remember correctly) I even told her I stuttered during th...

From the get go, I would not disclose you stutter or put it in your profile. Just don’t. My dh was a good communicator via text. The first time I asked to call him he told me he had a “childhood” stut...

My bio says I stutter. I like to be up front. I get upset when I match with someone who doesn't disclose that they have kids, and I feel this is a similar situation. Just put it in your bio and don't ...

I think putting that you stutter in the bio is the best thing to do, even if you don’t want to. It stops you from wasting others time and your time too. Anyone who likes your profile will know automat...

Hi, that is the tricky question I keep asking myself too. I think almost every stutter have contexts in which they don’t stutter so badly or at all. I don’t stutter with coworkers, but I do a lot if...

In my presentations, all the class suddenly looks at me pathetically and they think that I'm nervous, guys I'm not nervous... I speak usually like this, I really get hurted from the way they're lookin...

disclosing makes me less anxious cause I’m not worried of how who I’m talking to perceives me. If I disclose I dont have to worry about people thinking I lack social skills and or a mental disablity o...

Yes, it hurts. The person I'm talking about was a guy from Chile. We were waiting in line at a festival and I was talking and having a good time with strangers (I went there alone), until the guy stru...

I've had people ask once or twice when I was younger, but it's definitely not a question I get often - Which is surprising, because I *do* actually have Tourette's lmao. I should probably be mad at ...

I would begin by sharing that information with your best friend. It might relieve stress sharing that information with people that you care about and that care about you and might help ease the stutt...

Tell her you want to confess something about you that you aren’t comfortable and that she has the chance to admit her biggest insecurity or weakness, if you all address the elephants in the room it sh...

Thanks for the advice, I didn't think of it from that angle of having nothing to lose but you're right. The hardest step however is always opening up (at least in my opinion anyway)...

Probably don’t, if you end up stuttering In an interview and you know the employer notices just quickly mention your speech impediment....

Reaching back out now after all these months might be weird but FUCK IT, you have nothing to lose. Just say you were in a bad place and initiate a conversation. You don’t have to ask her out or go too...

I do have similar situations, girls send me like a voice note sometimes but I always text because im nervous and don’t want them to know that I stutter. Im still working through the situation also bu...

No. There is no point to mention it. People will figure it out regardless. But now when I do talk to new people, some times if I know I might have a hard time speaking, I do casually mention that I ha...

What do I do?

What do I do? So in around January this girl showed interest in me over Snapchat, however I rather stupidly pulled a cowardly move and just ignored her. At the time I was in a much worse place and bas...