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Your welcome bud, and I'm sure someone else has already said this but you are your own worst enemy. 99.99 % of people do not care or will not acknowledge your speech. Stay strong man, you are who you ...

My husband stutters. I’ve been with him now for nearly 30 years. His stutter has never bothered me. The only time I even give it a second thought is when he’s having a hard time and I know he’s frustr...

No it's not to me, you are one of the rare ones that shows that you are being patient and understanding about this insecurity. Thank you...

I often think about it. But she always just hugs me and says I'm being silly. She's with you for a reason and your stutter doesn't matter to her. You have a good one, well done....

No, my girlfriend doesnt care one bit about my severe stutter....

Bring it up if you’re comfortable. Mention it once, explain what it is then live your lives. I’m 34M and married now. All my relationships, romantic or platonic it was never an issue. If you’re cl...

That's for her to decide. And you don't have to be with someone who finds it a turn off. I wouldn't ...

As others have said, thank you for taking time to come here and ask for insight in order to learn. That says a lot about you. Now, to the topic; It truly does depend on the person, but generally, w...

I'm very sorry to hear she's been so obstinate. First, you're right, and you don't deserve to be treated this way. A lot of people here can vouch for people in positions of authority frequently having...

I think it was. "You got this" is very belittling. That's how you'd talk to a small child, not a grown human being. ...

IMO I prefer it when someone helps distract from the stutter. You can see on people's faces when they're just trying to wait it out, it's not nice. It's much more calming for someone to positively and...

I think you handled it well. I'd respond very positively to how you handled it. I wish everyone just acted cool and nonchalantly around stutters edit - I have no issue with the capitalisation thing...

I think you handled it well. I'd respond very positively to how you handled it. I wish everyone just acted cool and nonchalantly around stutters...

Just add another point of view; it wasn't necessarily the capitalisation that I didn't like, it was the "however" that bothered me. "Nice guy, *however* he had a stutter" is such an easy thing for som...

Yeah, I could read it as condescending on how I described the situation. 😭 Me and the guy talked a bit after still... so it didn't punch him in the gut enough to ruin the conversation. That doesn'...

You should absolutely wait it out. “You got this” is condescending as hell😂. That’s something you tell your dog or child when they’re doing something challenging. Unless of course, they can not get ...

Being a stutter, idk why but it always makes me feel awkward & down when someone says things like this "you got this , you can speak it out, you're doing fine" , while staring into my soul instead of...

Thank you for taking the time to reply! I understand you perspective completely with the unsolicited advice. I wondered if mine was taken this way and all of what you said ran through my head looped...

It sounds like your comment to him bothered you since you say it happened 4 months ago. Most people who stutter want the same patience, respect and present listening as anyone else. For me personally...

Thank you-Thank you for replying and being as kind as you were, it was completely different than what I was preparing myself for. I understand now with the capitalization being dramatic. I'll won't e...