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I remember my first day of college, the professor came in, didn't knew any of our names so asked us to give a short introduction in front of the whole class. It was finally my turn I stood up and I st...

I’m 20 years old and have stuttered all my life too. I started to stutter on my name towards the end of highschool after one of my coaches joked about the tone I was pronouncing it with lol. In my opi...

New worrying reaction

New worrying reaction Stammering all my life, the usual story, dictated my life but hands mangaged to gain a bit of control over it over the last ten years. I'm now 50. Lately though, the last year o...

Ha! Yes, I stutter most on recalling things (stories, jokes I’ve heard before, etc.) so this is the most common time that I guarantee a stutter. Glad it happens to others, too!...

I can’t even tell a joke without stuttering right before the punchline ...

tips for attendance call?

tips for attendance call? when the teacher valla my name i should respond with "burda" (in my language), but i just can't say it i panic so much for no reason. i don't know why i just can't spit it ou...

Yep it's crazy when we're alone we can be fluent, yet when the phone rings or we need to make a call, even though we are still alone, we just can't do it.. The ammount of anxiety, stress and dread w...

ugh...phonecalls are the worst...but for me, the more I do it, the easier it gets. At least these days, with text's and emails, there are less phone calls in our daily lives...I'm old enough to rememb...

This is such a common stutter experience. Phones are the devil. Lots of different things made me more comfortable with calls over time (general self esteem, feeling less embarrassed when I do stutte...

It’s not too bad when talking to her, but for answering the phone and talking to strangers all day, I worry about it getting really bad I’m just worried because the place that I’m working now is the ...

What does your friend think about your stutter? How is your stutter when you interact with her? The fact that she wants to see if she could help you get a job at her workplace could mean that she sees...

For real. Yeah, that’s a good point that I’ve never thought of. I block. Not much repetition for me. People just ask if I forgot my name. Or what I wanted to order. Or whatever other ignorant ass co...

MY FIRST JOB INTERVIEW

MY FIRST JOB INTERVIEW for the first time I was going to do a interview and I was nervous as fuck . there are two 4 people before me whenever some one come after interview my Heart beat rises when fin...

Stuttered HORRIBLY in my job interview today

Stuttered HORRIBLY in my job interview today So I(21F) have had a stutter for as long as i can remember and lets just say if i had a penny for the amount of times ive cried because of it, i would prol...

New to Reddit, not new to stuttering 🙄 I've been looking for someone with a similar flow... and it seems like we both like to hit the repeat button 😝 The only question is: are you ready to get stuck...

*VENT* I feel like my dad is disappointed in me.

*VENT* I feel like my dad is disappointed in me. As far back as I can remember I always had a stutter. Not too severe, never with my close friends, but I could never ever pronounce open vowels, o, e, ...

Yup...thankfully I'm great at it now, but it took years of effort. In high school, I'd have my best friend book me appointments cause my block would be so bad they'd hang up on me. Hell, even one time...

super bad stuttering moment

super bad stuttering moment basically i have to take a financial literacy class for a graduation credit, and everything has been fine except for recently i had a mock interview i had too do. i was a l...

It does for me. I take anti anxiety meds because of overall anxiety. Side affect was my speech patterns improved (I still stutter, it less) and I could feel the normal anticipation anxiety but it was ...

I definitely think so. same when being asked my name, if I know someone is about to ask me what my name is I stutter but if it catches me off guard then I can say it cleary...