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I did, it went okay I suppose but I didn't like the job at all. Worst part was that we had a script which included a word that I stuttered on, so I used a different synonymous word. We would have regu...

I struggle on goodbye and goodnight myself, I usually substitute "see ya" "see you later" "s'later" (slang over here) "talk'cha" (”talk to you later”) or even just "later" for goodbye, and "night" or ...

I've developed a virtual thesaurus in my head for this exact reason. If there's any positive from stuttering, it's that I've had to increase my vocabulary to avoid words lol....

Thanks for your reply! Believe it or not, I've been applying a similar method for quite some time. Most of the time it helps, but if I'm tired or stressed, my mouth engine (great analogy btw) still st...

I did inbound sales for a few years. Learning a script made it easier. It became muscle memory, which is where my speech is more fluent than say, back and forth banter....

Some coworkers don’t like me

Some coworkers don’t like me I’m quiet at work because of my stutter and only really relate with a few people. Some people seem to not like me and I’m assuming it’s because I don’t say anything to the...

Say exactly what you want to say, word for word, no avoidance or substitution, and you will eventually hit a block. When you hit that block, admit that you stutter. Double win for you: exact represent...

Stuttering and conflict

Stuttering and conflict For me, one of the most frustrating things about stuttering is dealing with conflict. I get into an argument with someone over something, and have a very hard time explaining m...

Hey man, I just got done with my first year of college, but I had a similar experience in highschool. I can get major blocks, and starting highschool made them way worse. The biggest thing that hel...

When I was around your age I had the same problem's you were having . I didn't had any good friend's at that time to feel comfortable around and nor do I feel comfortable telling my parent's about the...

I have had the same problem and one that I think helped me out was a lot was trying to speak to others more, or try some public speaking. Yes, it may seem embarrassing, or even impossible but for me i...

Heyo. I guess I have the same stutter? (Ive only ever met 1 person in my life who stuttered) Anyways. As someone who recently graduated high school and currently in Uni currently, I can say that (in...

I’m a 26 year old man and I can relate. I have severe social anxiety too and it sucks. I wouldn’t wish it on anyone. I think I know what you mean when you say you can’t say words at times. I think the...

I understand completely what ur saying. I’m also 15 and I had the a similar experience where I moved to secondary school 3 years ago and had to settle in and all that stuff but since then it hasn’t be...

Yo, what helps for me is to say umm before saying a word i know i will stumble on, so instead of "computer" i would say "umm computer". It sounds ridiculous but most people don't notice it!...

You have to say you have a mobile order if you go through the drive through, so that's the one speaking part. Alternatively, some restaurants have curbside delivery where you put a description of your...

Do you just have to show them the code and not have say it? Cause McDonald's has the same option but you have to tell them the code and it's bs...

Deliberately stutter. It's better to stutter than to block completely. My name begins with a B and I find it difficult to say it without getting a block. I have various tricks like never saying the ...

“focus less on the actual talking and more on what you want to say and the emotion you want in the words.” Above statement is very true. A lot of the blocks happen bc you try to anticipate and formu...

its both. there is always something in the menu i can fall back if i have a block. like "can a have a number one" from McDonald's. I know that is easy for me to say. but i like to practice and orde...