A disorder in the fluency of speech denotes a condition in which a person is not able to conduct normal communication due to various manifestations in the speech, language, psychological, physical, social and physiological areas, thereby exemplifying the intricate nature of the syndrome. It is precisely because of the mentioned problems that the individuals afflicted with a speech fluency disorder find themselves in a disadvantaged position within society, spanning both personal and professional spheres. Frequently labeled as insecure, unstable, or rushed, their speech patterns, punctuated by pauses, may lead observers to inaccurately perceive deception due to the lack of fluidity in communication. The objective of this study is to investigate public perceptions regarding interactions with individuals affected by speech fluency disorders. The research was conducted through an online survery with participation from one hundred and eight individuals and showed how they perceive people with speech fluency disorders. What stands out is that the respondents mostly have people with speech fluency disorders in their environment, they also have no problems communicating with them, but what is interesting is that they would not give them the job of a public speaker, media representative of PR expert. Further analysis of these findings is explored in subsequent sections of this paper.