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This is all my opinions and feelings, I'm a very open person and this'll probably differ then what someone would want. If anyone objects feel free to say something. 1. If you're just dating him for a...

It is really nice asking this! If it comes up, I would bring it up how you did not notice his sutter on the first date. I am about to start dating and this is one of the things I am very self consciou...

I'm really glad you are one of the good ones. Us stutterers are very humble, kind and patient. Some good tips are to wait for him to finish sentences (even tough it might be awkward just standing ther...

The only thing I can tell you is to not finish sentences for him. If the both of you are out on a date, try being the person that orders something. Don't make it obvious though....

I would just ignore it unless he brings it up. Be patient when it takes him longer to say things. Don't finish sentences for him. I think whether or not a man is going to feel emasculated by being c...

I feel you :) I don't do small talk either. When I try to, I either end up stuttering or saying something completely bonkers! ​ You \*could\* grab the opportunity to say that you are app...

It pisses me off. Honestly I just like to use smart vocabulary to scare em off lol, and it also helps with blocks. Good luck, and lemme know if you want to talk, as I would be glad to :)...

I hate interviewing as much as the next person, but let me tell you something that really surprised me at my most recent interview I had. The employer asked me this question: Do you have any restricti...

Also mention that you stutter. You have to be up front with the people in your work place. They appreciate you being open and honest and they will generally return the same respect. Ultimately if yo...

Easier said than done: stop caring about your stutter and focus on the interview. Try Telling the interviewer that you have a stutter and ask her/him to be patient. What's the worst that can happen? M...

I stutter from birth. I also have problems with aggression from birth, so when I get excited, my stuttering becomes apparent. because of this, as a child, for many months I was afraid to talk, I wa...

I'm in your boat, Cap. I have a stutter and I own that shit. I speak with new people every day and if they can't handle it, then fuck 'em. If you don't let your impediment get in the way of a health...

I used to do that too. Then one time it happened again, but I really wanted to try out this new menu and I literally screamed at them to hold up and place my new order. Best Burger i ever had...

if someone doesnt give you the time to make your point , but u handle it with strength then u won the argumemt bc you cant argue with stupid ppl...

Usually I do too but this lady instantly left so I couldn't say anything else. I remember one time the same thing happened and I always stutter on "I" so I couldn't say "I'm not done". Instead I jus...

This is really hard situation. There's this bizarre stigma that a stutter is best ignored, or else the heavens will fall down. I know that as a covert mild PWS I'd rather die than be confronted about...

In a way yes. But if you're youre known as the stuttering person the pressure shouldn't be on you to make the first move if that makes sense. If they know that and still act a certain way towards you ...

>Not to mention how powerless you feel when trying to deal with assholes. Waiter give you terrible service? Good luck explaining why you're mad. Some jerk on the subway says something racist to yo...

I would suggest calling everyone together ( if possible) and self identifying it. Talk about it, even if they don’t want to....

I've found the best response (and maybe the smart-ass response) to this is to politely and calmly say "I have a speech impediment" and just let the silence linger. Let them sit in that. Normally, they...