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I mentioned it to an employer at costco, but I was doing so well she hardly noticed. I think at that point that's where you mention it, if you can control it. The employer will be impressed....

Anyone else's stutter go away when it's called out?

Anyone else's stutter go away when it's called out? I have been a long time lurker and just had to point this out and see if i'm the only one who does this. My speech is very hit and miss, some bad da...

There and (on my way) Back Again, my story

There and (on my way) Back Again, my story I'm new to this subreddit, and I have these last few hours read a few of your life stories and it has really touched me. I have never really spoken out about...

> I think most the student don't know that i stutter, so in some way that is even worse then them knowing that i do. This is so true. In my country, they didn't even knew that stutterer exist. Th...

I'm in the UK, and I don't think the BSA run "official" groups like the NSA do. The closest group is 25 miles away, which would be fine but the times don't work for me. I could always start a group th...

my therapist told me to advertise you stutter. who gives a rip what they think? it lets the listener know exactly what's going on with you and puts your mind at ease that you wouldnt have to expend so...

Rant: I am 19 years old, and this is my story

Rant: I am 19 years old, and this is my story First of all hello /r/Stutter i just found this subreddit and read a lot of stories about you all, and i think i should add my story to the list. From vi...

I also attended the 3 week program twice. It helped, and after the program I was much more fluent. But, if you don't keep up with the work the results will quickly disappear. I also think that althoug...

Positive: Friends - I have a great set of close friends who I know will be there for me no matter what. They have put up with my severe stutter (sometimes being unable to get out anything for over a ...

I didn't start stuttering until I was 13, just before I started high school. From the first time it happened through the beginning of grade 9, it just got worse but I managed to work around/hide it t...

Pretty much explains me too. I suppose I was always too busy not talking and observing how people talk and react to do much talking myself when I was younger. ...

When my stutter is particularly bad, yes, definitely. Writing can also be an effective ice-breaker; the reader knows you're an intelligent individual, and they've already made their first impression. ...

After about a week in class my teachers and professors would usually contact me and ask if I wanted any special accommodations. I would always say no because the real world is not going to give me any...

Yes, even though as a kid I also played sports and spent time with friends a lot. Mostly because I used to stutter less, or give less of a crap, when I was younger. But basically for the same reason a...

I thought you were my husband until you mentioned a daughter, as he is also 31 this year, and his biggest problem is blocking. For what it's worth, I have never heard of a single person who had the im...

I'll give some personal experience that's helped me a lot, in hopes you find some of the tips useful. I also stutter, am 22 years old, and I primarily block. I experience some prolongations on initia...

Thanks for your comment. My daughter loves me (she tells me often!), I just don't want to show her up in-front of her friends. 95%+ of the time, I don't stutter when I'm talking to my children - I'm n...

Jjjjjjust a rant.

Jjjjjjust a rant. Everyone I talk to knows I stutter, it's clearly obvious, but I never mention it. Ever. Not to my family, random people I talk to on the phone, anyone. If someone mentions it, I chan...

I'm 22 and have been stuttering all my life as well, and have experienced nearly everything you mentioned. My father had anger management issues when I was a kid and life was pretty stressful at times...

You are going to become a teacher? That IS pretty confident I say. I also wanted to become a teacher, but I was to afraid. Big props to you. *Edit: a letter*...