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A good friend has pretty much the same profile you describe. What has worked best for him is developing a habit of being very open about it, e.g. explicit stat
by vemv 6y ago
A good friend has pretty much the same profile you describe.
What has worked best for him is developing a habit of being very open about it, e.g. explicit stating to new people "I have a stutter". This would remove the tension around hiding something. In general hiding feelings tends to be bad for humans.
- kuratkull 6y agoIndeed, if a person I know I will be talking to a lot notices I usually tell them. People don't care - in the good sense. It's usually talking to strangers that may cause issues. While as a child it was store clerks who I had an issue with, as an adult it's tense moments where you have to protect your interests, explain something complex to strangers, point the way to a tourist, etc. - stress-free vocalization would really help out in those situations