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What I’ve been doing is tipping people off about my stutter before I meet them, so far there hasn’t been any issues. Also that guy was a massive cunt, you dodged a bullet....

I studied political science and had to give a lot of speeches to get my degree. It actually helped that I stuttered because it helps me be more creative when writing. I would imagine a stutter not b...

Yep as they said you dodged a bullet then. Just a tip I usually tell them if I have a stutter before hand. Helps weed some out....

1. I use to talk fluently when I was a kid. At the age of around 5, It happened I had a friend who stutter and I copied him. We sat close to each other when it happened. I was in primary school back t...

1. My stutter has always been present. I've realized that the more comfortable I am the more I stutter. I think if I'm around people I'm not comfortable with I'll be extremely on guard to hide my stut...

Everyone's stutter is different. In my case, I realize I stutter due to lack of breath and trying to force words out. My attempt of "resolving" this is to be more aware to "catch" the moment of stutte...

In future interviews, I would suggest telling them that you have a disability in the form of a speech impediment. A stutter falls under the disability definition according to U.S. law, and they cannot...

Daniel arsham once said: if you don't get the opportunity, create your own opportunity. (Noone wanted to display his art so he rented a place to display it himself. He is now one of the most successfu...

I did open with i have a stutter. That came out well on the first try somehow and he thought it wasn't that serious. After that he was visibly annoyed when i really started blocking....

I think you should open with “by the way I stutter...” maybe even make a light joke out to reduce the tension surrounding it...

Had an interview today and i wanna die rn.

Had an interview today and i wanna die rn. Had an interview for a big firm today. Was really looking forward to having a good one and hoping my achievements and GPA will fill up the blocks of my speec...

Like so many on here, your story resonates with me. It’s so hard, day after day. Just know, it can get easier. Tricks and fluency techniques can help in the short term, but acceptance really is the lo...

I understand where ya coming from so well. I’ve managed to control my stuttering better the older I got, but it still pops up in the most inconvenient moments. When I’m trying to tell a funny story or...

Kinda urgent I guess

Kinda urgent I guess I just want to call someone Just made a Reddit to post this. I didn’t know communities like this existed. I just want to call someone I just want to hear another stuttering voice...

I just want to call someone

I just want to call someone Just made a Reddit to post this. I didn’t know communities like this existed. I just want to call someone I just want to hear another stuttering voice like me. I’m sixteen,...

It could get better with time. The goal is to **try not to try.** These days I do some activities just for the purpose of honing my spontaneous/intuitive abilities. A good example is writing a journ...

It could be a chicken and egg dilemma. But with the spontaneous people I know, they're just so good at **letting go;** meaning, they'll get into trouble more often that we do, which is expected becaus...

You're right, it's a contradiction. Some experts call it 'the art of non-doing'. Basically you need to try not to try. In the context of speaking, you shouldn't at all feel like you need to (actively)...

Thinking what I'm going to say almost always, without fail, makes my stutter worse. Spontaneous speech increases my fluency....

A weird tip that has always helped me is try flow into words by doing a breathy H into the words. Almost like you're exhaling breathe. I went to speech therapy for a few months and this is the one thi...