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Girl, forget him. If he acts like this when he can clearly see you're struggling and anxious he's not a good guy. I know how easily said that is, I understand you and your feelings which are so valid,...

A womanizer and a stutterer? Yes

A womanizer and a stutterer? Yes I'm a fan of street pick-up. I approach and flirt with unknown women on the street. It's okay, I have a good body count, and of all the girls I've slept with, none of...

Stuuter Problem

Stuuter Problem I have a problem: I can't say my name without stuttering. This has only been happening for a few months. It's a huge challenge for me to meet new people because you always say your nam...

that's a really thoughtful approach to help put customers at ease and reduce any awkward moments. I think a simple, friendly phrase works best, something like I have a stutter, thanks for your patienc...

Thank you! I’m not concerned about the face to face part, or having to interact often. However, I am very sensitive and have had one to many people laugh while I’m speaking and then panic once I respo...

Thank you so much for your advice. I really struggle to talk about my stuttering, and I'd love to find a way to bring it up. I feel like talking about it at least once would help break the taboo aroun...

This kind of thing has happened to me before too, it hurts. Talk to your friends and ask them if they can introduce you when meeting new people, there’s no shame in that. My girlfriend jumps into conv...

Would love some advice

Would love some advice Hi everyone I am starting a new job that is public facing and I will be interacting a lot with strangers. I would like to add a little sign to my ID tag that identifies me as s...

Hi there. I’m a fourth-year medical student with a moderate stutter, and I truly relate to what you’re saying. Case presentations have consistently been one of the most challenging parts of medical ...

Open every interaction with "I have a stutter", or if that's a lot then hand out cards. If you keep avoiding life, you'll miss it. The power is in your hands...

Most men are not going to care about your stutter at all, especially if you outright disclose it in some way. Not trying to downplay your situation (as anyone who stutters has to put forth more effort...

Haha oh my god, it’s like I could write this myself! I’m in the same boat. I love public speaking as long as I’m excited about the topic. Can’t memorize anything though, just have to deliver it. Yes...

Whenever I have an important phone call with someone I've never spoken to before I just tell them I have a stutter before hand. Like in the appointment emails or whatever. Takes the pressure off and l...

I know I know that's what I do and I don't make my stuttering a big thing. It's just when I bring up the topic about my stutter, I just want to talk about it to share my experience, but they think I'm...

I know, I'm not complaining or anything. I stutter just fine with my friends and they don't even care and I like that I feel so much like a normal person. But some people just don't understand and thi...

It's not always easy but I think its best to take people more for their intention rather than the effect. They are more then likely just attempting to be reassuring that it's not an issue for them in ...

From relationships perspective - don’t do it over chat. You can begin chatting more at first and at some point invite her to go out only the two of you. She would take the hint that it’s a date and wi...

Don't think about what others will say when you stutter. Nobody cares. Try to lessen your screentime and do meditation and reading. Read a lot. It helps with your vocabulary. Read loud for one hour ev...

Disclose that you have a stutter. Always be transparent and open with your hiring manager. Make it a point that it doesn’t impact on your ability to do the job. Disclosing shows emotional intelligence...

Stuttering absolutely counts. Let them know in advance. Also, you will be more relaxed knowing that they won’t be surprised when you stutter...