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My school reports always said ‘quiet, almost to a fault’ and ‘doesn’t participate in discussions’ so I have been known to hide it. I’ve learnt to deal with it as I’ve got older so now I talk pretty co...
Yeah I hide by speaking fluently, but I stutter when someone is listening to me other than that it's fine...
Yes I do with practically everyone. I use filler words all the time. For some reason fitting in curse words usually helps a lot lol. Then I obviously use UH and UM a lot. Sometimes I’ll even act like ...
No my stutter is far too severe to hide it. But closet PWS are common so you arent the only one....
✋🏻 totally guilty of that I know what you mean I hide mine by like prolonging words or only speaking when I need to like in my job so when I get home I can chill out and relax. I have no choice but ...
Does anyone else hide their stutter?
Does anyone else hide their stutter? Or am I the only one?...
I used to say "I dont like talking" which was true but what they thought that meant vs what it actually meant to ME was VEEERY different. Now i just started saying "I have a stutter". Most of my anxie...
Honestly as I get older, I realize it’s better to just say to them you have a stutter. Takes a lot of pressure if and actually helps me stutter less, since I don’t have to hide it....
I cannot hide my stutter so I disclose and once I get it out there, I can focus on the interview questions and my energy level instead of worrying about my stutter....
I wouldn’t instantly disclose it before any questions have been asked but after the first stuttering incident you have that’s when I would mention it. If you do mention it I would still recommend pl...
I typically don’t until i have a stutter that is noticeable , then I explain it...
My dear friend with an otherwise fairly severe stutter somehow manages to host a live radio show. I don't quite know how he does it, but from talking to him it seems that he does three main things. He...
My dear friend with an otherwise fairly severe stutter somehow manages to host a live radio show. I don't quite know how he does it, but from talking to him it seems that he does three main things. He...
Stuttering is thought to be related to dopamine, and Olanzapine blocks dopamine receptors. My theory: It's possible that stuttering is caused by a dopamine imbalance, and therefore could be caused by...
Many stutterers block on their own name and it’s because you can’t switch it out for another word. If you can say A sounds fine in other words, it has nothing to do with the A sound. Sounds like you...
Stuttered throughout the whole interview. Still got the offer.
Stuttered throughout the whole interview. Still got the offer. I won't write a wall of text about my life story, the job, or the company. I just wanted to share this to hopefully give some of you hope...
EMS & Fire // Stuttering
EMS & Fire // Stuttering 28M moderate/mild stutter categorized by heavy prolonged blocks. I work for a major metropolitan fire department in a major northern US city. I’ve been running medical/fire...
Exactly! Sadly, lots of people in this sub are covert stutterers (go to great lengths to hide the fact that they stutter and end up w blocks, etc), and get very insulted when someone has an involunta...
I Think isn't the best approach to solve the issue...you work hard and live with a lot stress to avoid other find about your problem. In my experience more I work hard on something natural as speech a...
I have avoided drive up since a bad experience at Culver’s, during Covid, as Culver’s doesn’t have numbers on items. I can usually say a number....