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I know how you must feel, trust me. I took a public speaking course and im a person who stutters too. I got an A- and I made sure to self disclose to the class and professor and they were all really u...

That’s so true because I’m not the one who is at fault. I’m definitely gonna call them out next time because people need to be educated and stop being dumbasses...

Call them out on it. In any professional setting, you should always confront them about it directly. Tell them it's not funny to you. What're they going to do, expel you for standing up for yourself?...

I felt really embarrassed in the moment but the next time something like this happens I will definitely advocate myself....

Lolll I was feeling down about it for a while but not I’m like what a poor reflection of their character. I feel sorry for them....

I’m actually gonna take it up with my school because I’ve realised how terrible it is that people who are supposed to be in charge of little children can’t even understand and respect that someone has...

This still happens to me quite frequently (28F) and honestly, if you feel comfortable, if feels really good to respond to this with "Oh, I have stutter actually". Very matter-of-factly. I often add "S...

Did you tell them you have a stutter? Did you tell them they hurt your feelings? Advocate for yourself!...

Wow, those people are assholes. They have their insecurities so they have to laugh at people to make themselves feel better. It's okay, don't let it bring you down. This random person on the internet ...

This happened all the time as a kid. "Ha ha, did you forget your name for a second?" (Side note, even if I had is the something to laugh at someone over?) Hasn't happened at all as an adult, people g...

Maybe telling people that i stutter would help Thank you for the advice man appreciate it ❤️❤️❤️...

Hey, sorry you're struggling with this. Stuttering can make things so difficult & it's easy to let the fear kind of take over and hold you back. Please try not to be so tough on yourself. I'm no...

I used my stutter as a barometer for people’s character. If they actually think a 25 year old forgot his own name when meeting someone then they might not be the best person to acquaint myself with. I...

Of course. People make fun of all sorts of things. Some people are not very good people either, who make fun of things they really shouldn't be making fun of. But why should that stop you from speaki...

I think instead you should explain that you have a stutter and you have no control over it. Most people aren't teasing because they're bad people, they simply just don't know what stuttering is, throu...

I won't trust some asshole moral sense lol. It's better to go straight forward and tell them that you don't like it. If they don't hear you, I think you're allowed to punch them...

This may be a good general idea for life, but definitely not for school. Kids in school can be downright turds. Some of those kids would literally laugh at people in wheelchair or crutches. And when y...

I'd avoid this approach. You don't have to be moralizing. Be straightforward and say "Hey I'm not cool with that. I know you're just teasing but I'd rather you cut it out, okay?" if it bothers you and...

Did you consult any professional about it? It might not even be the stutter specifically, but just the talking part generally. Also, does it make a difference if you inform about your stutter? Or d...

Okay, that gym instructror was completely childish and rude 🙄 if an adult thinks it's okay to laugh at something like that then there is something wrong with them emotionally 🤷‍♀️ I avoid people lik...