Search

I would begin your presentations by telling you’re audience that you stutter. Maybe even make a little joke about it. I used to say something like “Ok guys I stutter so talking in front of groups is r...

Ask them directly, in front of other people. Let them explain why it's so funny in front of a crowd....

I took this as a teachable moment and educated them on what Stuttering is....

Seriously ?! You need to talk to them about that issue. Tell them: if I were in a wheelchair, would you make fun of me? Then why are you doing it for my stutter ?...

Bro I don’t blame you. I’ve had the same thing happen. You can’t let people bull doze you even in conversation....

I am currently working on it. But I can now say my T’s better than ever and such. I haven’t been this fluent in about 20 years. I have adopted a “go get them” mind set. Take no prisoners. I feel mad a...

Follow up with the person and ask them what you can do to help support them. Indicate that you care. Stutterers are very self conscious of stuttering, so when they stutter don't smile or laugh or be i...

This isn't okay. It's a physical disability. I'm 20 and it's as big of an issue as ever for me. Respectfully ask your dad to stop joking with you about it and do some actual research on different caus...

Is he trying to help? I wouldn't like someone quieting the room for me either. Maybe you can tell him a better way to help....

I hate when people talk for me. It’s annoying. Gotta remember, it’s a small moment in time. Take your time with yourself. Don’t over exert yourself. If it happens, try again and get better next time. ...

Do it and tell them upfront about the issue and let them know you're nervous about coming across badly. They will not only accept and appreciate that you told them this, if anything it will help your ...

do it for sure! in fact, telling them that you have a stutter may help with it and your chances of getting accepted...

This is absolutely a thing. It's not right that you have to disabuse people of their mistaken ideas or work harder to prove yourself, but it's life. A funny thing about my particular disorder....

of course it only makes sense we got underestimated especially for men, the antidote is not to be more assertive, but to earn the respect....

fucking do it mate, I did an interview with some school in the U.S. back then, I told the interviewees that I stuttered, long story short not only did I get admitted but I got full scholarship lol. No...

I hate this stereotype but "c'est la vie" I have made it a point to be assertive when it comes to things that matter. Sometimes I feel like I am pushed into a situation where I can't though... I was...

I like it when people finish it for me. I think it suits the drowning analogy better. Yes please grab my hand and help me out, don't just stand there watching my drown to be 'polite'....

If you have the confidence just fiat out say something like "Hey before I start, I tend to stammer quite a bit so bear with me", so that people can understand easier and if you do find yourself stamme...

Fuck the vibe! If you’ve got something to say, say it. What you have to say matters just as much as what anyone else has to say...

That's a real blessing. I don't know if you can, but if so I'd try to go back to either not noticing or not caring about it. Fuck all those jerks and anyone who might laugh. You were being yourself an...