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In school I felt the same. I was shy and I felt people were judging or bullying me. I realised after I left college that I was wrong. Kids were mean as shit in the early years of school and that led m...

Do's and Dont's of Stammers in Fiction

Do's and Dont's of Stammers in Fiction Hello there. To preface, I do not have a stammer myself, and therefore obviously am not a part of your community. I've done research into the condition, but woul...

So, in every interview, including the interview of my current job of 8 years, I just tell the interviewer right off the bat that I have a stutter. This really helps ease the tension for me and it rea...

I am currently looking for a job so I'm wondering the same thing. I may have to do a round of interviews for a dream position and I'm honestly scared. Idk if I should disclose my stutter or not....

From a personal experience, if I stutter once in a conversation, I'm asked "oh you are a stutterer?"...

Practice ahead of time and right before you go out there look in a mirror and tell yourself how amazing you are. When I speak, the first thing I do is mention that I have a stutter. Helps me get the...

I'm 23M and I rarely stutter when I'm flirting or talking to girls I like. My gf of 6+ years never realized I stuttered until I told her. So, I guess I was lucky that way. She was with me in so many o...

Yeah makes sense the M&G manager told me a lot of people who don‘t speak English struggle too. But chronic stutter is harder to find so I gave her a note because some people think I am having some...

I'm a guy in his mid 20s and I've just recently started to disclose my stutter to dates. It makes me less fearful of embarassment. What's funny is that I've had two meaningful relationships in my life...

I agree with all of the above, had a hard time dating as well because embarrassed from my stutter. After a while I noticed: "I don't think anyone cares". And you now what, they don't! Nowadays to bre...

It sucks, but on calls first thing I say is "I have a stutter", people don't hang up on me anymore, ot it's been a while...

Trust yo idk how old you are but stuttering really ain’t shit compared to who you are. I drink everyday kid don’t let that shit get to you. What do you want to accomplish in life? That’s what you gott...

Yeah I would only bring it up if we’re talking about an interview, conference, or etc. otherwise for your normal average social interaction it’s not necessary...

If I don't tell, people assume I am a quiet stuck up person. They assume my blocks are intentional. So now I tell everybody I have a speech impediment....

if you don’t own it, it’ll end up owning you. disclose constantly and frequently. it’ll set you free. you’ll be amazed how no one cares that you stutter....

You don’t have to announce it, really most people will realize one way or another. If you want to, you can I guess. But it’s not easy to drop into a conversation without making things awkward...

I imagine that I stutter more than you do based off your description, but I only mention my stutter to people I know I'll be having more than a short conversation with. When I do tell someone, I don't...

Do I tell people I have a stutter?

Do I tell people I have a stutter? Hey I’m 22, and my stutter has been a battle since I was 8 getting better and worse and so forth, I’ve managed to really improve these past 2 years by just having a ...

I use to have that problem until I just told the person who was interviewing me that I stutter. That actually helped me relax more instead of trying to hide it. I’m currently in school to get my pil...

Yeah.. even I get rejected for many roles But I wanted to ask, should I just disclose "that I stutter" if I stutter?...