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Yeah I know how you feel but you know what, I just do it anyway and it's good practice. I don't really care what the other person thinks, I only care about if they understand what I'm saying because I...

I definitely agree with a lot of what InfiniteLoopTA is saying. I think people are more willing to talk than we think. We project our own discomfort, and may make up stories that will keep us from h...

You know, I like it that you have interest in this. Bc of that guy. Wish more ppl were like you! Do you also chat with him besides playing Xbox? (no idea how that works, haha) Maybe bring it up? But...

He wouldn't get mad because it would have been done a thousand times before, he probably wouldn't care either way. The best thing you can do is act as if it didn't happen at all and keep on talking ab...

Another question, if I was playing with the guy and he was struggling to say something, do you think he'd be upset it I said something like take your time or don't worry about it or try to finish the ...

I've been there, it's always best to be up front about it. For one, I've found that I stutter far less in front of people I've told in comparison to those I haven't. The name thing can be okay, especi...

Many stutterers feel more relax and reduce their anxiety/discomfort when they mention their stutter. People can hear your stutter but they can sense your state of emotions as well. We give out more bo...

Even though it's always obvious, I have never revealed my stutter...until my last interview. It was for an internship I really wanted, so naturally, I was freaking the fuck out. When I was asked to te...

About the whole talking about your stutter thing it's difficult for me as well (well talking about muh feels in general is really hard for me I just lock up and can't say anything) but you could try t...

Be honest with your mother. There's no cure for stuttering, make sure she knows that. If you're comfortable with stuttering around her, just tell her that. Tell her there's nothing wrong with stutter...

I wish I could help you mate but hey at least she didn't make fun of you unlike my dad when I was younger and now he wonders why I don't enjoy talking to him, tell him to leave me alone and get really...

I don't know the specifics of the relationship between you and your mom, nor will I try to prescribe some remedy to make her more empathetic toward you. But I will say this: If anyone in my family go...

Preach brother. This annoys me to no end. And cutting in to try and stop the endless chatter is a feat in itself when you block all the time....

This doesn't seem "symmetrical" at all, to me. They don't have a stutter, so your treatment of them doesn't bring about the same effect. They won't really know how you feel, they'll just think you're ...

I definitely get the frustration. I tend to revel in the rare occasions people treat me rudely, though. It usually makes me smile and give a bit of a bewildered "are you serious?" look. I then will tr...

I would just talk to the people in charge about it and express your concern. Doubt there will be any problem. They'll understand what should be scored and what is a stutter....

I have a couple thoughts. 1) It's your wedding so you can do what you want. As long as you're willing to go against tradition there are no rules saying you have to say vows any specific way (or eve...

If a person is bothered about my stutter, I certainly wouldn't want them at my wedding....

With my interview I didn't do anything to prepare for if I stutter, and I didn't say a thing about it. My philosophy was if they don't hire because I have a stutter, than they won't keep me when they ...

First time? Tell them politely to knock it off and explain your stutter to them. Second time? HR/report to management. ...