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True. Well its like this. My education is for singimg dancing and acting. But after my.first year in college in a school of arts i didnt pass because i handle plays diffirently. That messed with my he...

I can relate to you my friend. I'm 28. Droped out of college have had nothing but part time jobs. I just want to let ya know it's not your stutter. It's hard yes but I recently just got full time for ...

(M, 15) I'm kinda introverted as a person, and I still have a slight stutter. Instead of stuttering, I substitute 'stutter words' (words with certain syllables such as 's', 'd', 't' etc.) with other...

In my case, I often find stuttering as an excuse to not be social. There were times when I freaked out about not having a stutter: if I can speak fluently, I don't have any excuse to stay quiet and hi...

Take a look at yourself in the mirror. Say “ You. Yeah you! You can do it! “ Stammering is mostly caused by the fear of stammering itself. It’s hard not be anxious before speaking, but it only comes w...

I found that stuttering also fluctuates a lot with different levels of confidence. Working out and being in shape, dressing well and doing voice projection exercises all change how you feel about your...

My trick is to speak slowly and have a set of pre-determined lines to recite (like in a theater performance or acting in a movie)...

I would suggest practicing a lot. Something that helped me was putting periods on my notes so I knew a firm spot to take a breath and not trip over my words. If you want you can also mention your stu...

Thanks for your input. Much appreciated. I have tried these last 2 years as hard as I can By taking my stutter as a top sport. I practice like a top athlete. reading out loud and recording my self. It...

You can’t get rid of your stutter. Yeah, I know, it sucks, we all wish we /could/ speak fluently, but that’s why we’re all on r/stutter, isn’t it?? Your speech impediment needs to be something you can...

Ya GOTTA make jokes about it. Your speech impediment needs to be something you can laugh at (instead of something you’re ashamed of and/or trying to hide). I learned to /own/ my stutter by introducin...

I would tell the professor beforehand, maybe at their office hours. Ask your professor if you can go first. You don’t want to be sitting and waiting letting the anxiety build. There is something to be...

I joke about it in client presentations whenever I have to present a longer script or something that requires a lot of reading. If I start getting stuck I'll usually hand it off to a colleague while j...

If the stutter occurs when you explain things to people, perhaps instead of reading aloud you could try exposure therapy techniques with having you explain things to people? Congrats on mastering rea...

I believe one can get rid of stutter completely since it's more mental than anything else. I go through phases where I stutter very less sometimes and on other times my stutter is pretty bad. This...

I just landed my first real job after doing my thesis (the thesis is still ongoing, but I landed it even though). I started out disclosing about my stutter, and that it sometimes takes me a bit long...

Hi, yes I do and interviewers always say that it's ok and not a problem but then proceed to reject me even if I fulfill all job requirements. It's very disheartening for me now....

Im pretty sure he doesnt since he doesnt have trouble with words but only with sentences. Most likely since he starts sentences without knowing at that point how to end them correctly....

Do you disclose your stuttering before the start of the interview? That always helped me....

Yeah I do, if I get really stuck on a word I sometimes just laugh it out then make a weird sound and try again, makes people smile/laugh too...