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When is the right time to mention about your stutter to a unknown person?

When is the right time to mention about your stutter to a unknown person? Guys, when is the right time to let an unknown girl know that you are a person who stutters? When trying to approach girls in ...

If it happens, it happens. I’d try to be open by saying something like, “Well, if you didn’t notice, I stutter sometimes.” Most people are kind. Be yourself and have a great first day....

Do not try to hide it. In fact, mention it in the first conversation you have with everyone you meet. Nothing fancy, just “I have a stutter”. Pursue your interests and behave as if you don’t have a ...

During my 23th year. For so long I tried to hide it, for so long I didn’t even acknowledge I had it, that was the ‘s word’, something I didn’t even try to say. Things went downhill when just as I turn...

Thank you for understanding and helping! I understand the “you got this” very much, i am the same way with other things and it definitely makes me feel worse. There’s a lot of great advice you’ve give...

I'm 22 and I think I've accepted for a few years now that I stutter. I legit don't mind. I have an interview? "Oh just a heads up I have a stutter btw". Have to do a phone call? Well no im too shy lol...

Hey! First of all, thank you for those kind words but even more for your compassion towards your partner. It makes me happy to hear he has such an understanding and amazing person like you on his side...

That sounds beautiful please don't give up on this dream because you deserve it. You text your friends and reconnect with them. They like for who you are so don't be scared to stutter...

Your situation is very similar to everyone of us who stutter. One advice I want to give you, never let yourself down no matter what. Don't let stutter define yourself, I know it sucks talking to peopl...

Might be anecdotal experience, but I gave my interviewer a heads up that I stutter just before doing the test and he was very understanding. They’ve seen all kinds of speech impediments so you definit...

I understand your pain. The truth is, a stutterer makes friends like anyone makes friends- By being nice, cool and interesting. Disclose your stutter and you’ll be fine. Try working on your charisma a...

I’d prefer people make fun of me to my face rather than behind my back. And all of what you said is true. I’m fine with jokes as well, but it’s when it’s just straight disrespectful and not funny. My ...

Honestly, when I went to job interviews and just told them straight up I have a stutter it’s not because I’m nervous, I’ve gotten it. Confidence IS key (sometimes unfortunately). But I hope you get it...

I mean 18 year old me wouldn’t have but in the long run, it says more about them for being literal bullies than it does about you. And that’s coming from 24 year old me. I like to look at it as how sa...

Closure is really important to give to an interviewer beforehand. We sadly live in a world where if we stutter in front of people, it's taken personally as though we are incompetent or feel intimidate...

I agree about disclosing during interviews. I disclosed during a panel interview, and added that Thomas Jefferson, Moses, and James Earl Jones all stuttered yet went on to accomplish great things. And...

My advise to you is to tell the interviewer about your stutter so you would feel more comfortable, they would understand and it would relive a lot of anxiety off your chest and lastly prepare and have...

23M here. First, I’d say always disclose your stutter before meeting up or at least early on in the date to clear the air. If they’re weirded out by your stutter (which most people aren’t) then you p...

Don’t get discouraged, you WILL find something. I’d always recommend disclosing your stutter at the start of interviews. It clears the air and will allow the interviewer to look at you for you, rathe...

I have to attend this sports team tomorrow and I can’t even say my name

I have to attend this sports team tomorrow and I can’t even say my name So I’m a 19 F second year college student, I had mild stutter first year ( had severe stutter through my life since childhood) ,...