Today, I got the most tear-jerking comment so far about my severe stutter. While I was talking to my neighbor, his little brother interrupted and asked me if I was possessed by a demon. FML
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bradix1186 12
Hello everyone. I never thought it would get published. I sort of just powered up my computer and felt I had to vent here after it happened. But it's okay though. I'm used to the bickering comments I receive. But I refuse to concede to the negative effects that come with it; I'm a happy person. To those who are sympathetic to what I have, I'm forever grateful while I also am but all sympathetic to those who are not.
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nesteremily 31
I would have said, "Yes, and you're next."
xivoricbutterfly 25
I would haunt the little shit
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MissBehavin77 18
How old is the kid? If he's too young to know any better, I wouldn't take much offense to it, kids say the craziest stuff.
jcshadow 16
Awww its OK. Kids can be harsh, they have no filters especially when they're not taught to be considerate and accepting of the different people around them
orangeink25 3
#nofilter
JinxTheQueen 16
I know the feeling Hon. a coworker had me in tears because of my stutter. don't let it get you down.
primadonna01 4
I'm very sorry to hear that. He has no right to do this to you. Did you report him to your boss or HR?
TwoXMike 14
I've been stuttering for 20 years now. You eventually stop caring what other people thing. I could stutter for an hour straight in a crowded elevator and not care. Also kids are innocent little suits, I doubt he meant anything mean by it
militarybrat 21
Perfect time to educate. Use this as an opportunity.
sprints54 19
Don't feel bad I had a severe stutter growing up and when I say severe I mean it took forever for me to say 2 or more syllable words. I had speech therapy 3xs a week and over came it I still mix up r's and w's occasionally but I no longer stutter.
lesnot 10
I'm sure he didn't know any better; sorry OP!
Mossygirl357 12
Depending on the age of the boy. He may not have known any better. I'm sorry.
PANDORUM89 21
A lot of children aren't taught how to properly address people and most kids don't know what is socially acceptable to ask or point out. Kids call it like they see it, except the ahole ones that know what they are doing and do it just to be mean. when I was about 6 I once told a nice guy, that always gave me and my brother treats on the city bus (no pedo), that his breath smelled bad. I didn't know it was rude to alert someone to that fact. so I say depending on the kids age just explain the condition you have and if he says anything else let him know that what he says is not nice and hurtful.
wierdDreams 10
Your life neither sucks nor you deserved it. Some kid who has been hearing stupid stories should not be able to ruin your day.