How I View My Diagnosed Dyslexia.

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Imagine each word being a sequence of numbers you have to remember. That’s the level at which I view spelling without auto-correct. Though it’s not exactly a one to one comparison. Luckily I had good reading tutors growing up. Not even sure if I technically have dyslexia. 

Anyway, that’s an insight into a learning disability for ya.


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Albert Einstein, Stephen Hawking, Leonardo da Vinci, and Pablo Picasso possessed some of the greatest minds and talents in history and they were dyslexic.
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I can't spell the word ( parent.) 

Oh i got it correct that time. But i can't like  spell it. 
I can do garden and stuff. 

I was 35 when i learned the diff between  ( THEIR  )  and  ( THERE ) 
I dont know ( where and were ) or we are is it?
33 and i thought the word enormous was EGGNORMOUS 

I see letters change. 
I fukin love it. 

Its  a great day when i hear someone say.  (  INEVITABLE   ) 
I like it a lot. 

Not knowing how to spell and never scoing under 175 in one of  them Iq test things  works for me. 

You are me Reece.  
Your exactly the same but only diffrent. 

The word dyslexic  Reece. 
Do you say.
Dis   
Lex 
Ic. 
Then you are trying to make words from dis and lex and ic. 

Do you picture people in tents when you hear the word . ( intense ) 
Or when you hear.  (  the fire was intense ) 
Do you pic a fire in a tent. 

Tents.
In tents 
In tent city. 


MMMMMMMMMM fun.
Fun.

Or dumb dumb. 

Not letting yourself learn how to spell feels like you can do something else with that space. 

It took me 30 years to read a clock with hands. 

But the thing i tried the most to learn .
And the thing to this day that i think i have put the most brain power into is.

< 
>
The greater then sign.
And the lesser then.  

One day i will enter a shop and they will have these  >  or  <  next to the price of something  and i will know exactly what they mean.
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I don’t know. You have been sounding a bit hysterical lately. Maybe a break would be good. 
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Yeah but nothing Totally out of character ?
I don't do drug or drink so i can't be changing. 

Mom  says  I'm fine and normal. 

Also loving words opens ones love for the number system. ( 1 to 11 ) mostly. 
You say letters are like a sequence of numbers .  I don't  know how this works. 
It is the total opposite for me.  Two very very diffrent things. 

Thx for the concern big fella.   I think  I'm just going to push on. 

Break
Chmake

Good day.


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Anyway, that’s an insight into a learning disability for ya.
Interesting.  Do you consider yourself better at remembering sequences of numbers than the average joe because of this necessity?

My oldest friend has something similar but he never let it stop him- was an editor at Fox News then a lawyer for the FBI-  gets other people to do his reading for him now.

I myself have been rather hard of hearing since I was three or four. Good enough to hear the television but totally useless in any kind of bar or restaurant.  I needed years of speech therapy.
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Oh and Thanks for the badge. 
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Three questions 
Do you consider youself a violent person.?

Did you use to light fires.?

I can't remember the other question. 
But umm yeah 
Are you violent? 
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Interesting.  Do you consider yourself better at remembering sequences of numbers than the average joe because of this necessity?
No. I have average memory when it comes to numbers. I was just trying to explain the level of difficulty.

My oldest friend has something similar but he never let it stop him- was an editor at Fox News then a lawyer for the FBI-  gets other people to do his reading for him now.
Yeah, most people I’ve heard of with literary issues tend to have bad reading rather than writing. I’m the other way around. Also I’m mostly right-handed, though I hold my cutlery left-handed, which I find kind of interesting psychologically. 

I myself have been rather hard of hearing since I was three or four. Good enough to hear the television but totally useless in any kind of bar or restaurant.  I needed years of speech therapy.
I’m not sure it’s a hearing issue, as in your ear doesn’t pick up curtain vocalisations. I think it’s more how the brain interprets it.
Unless you’re physically deaf.
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Do you consider youself a violent person.?
Yousef who?

Did you use to light fires.?
Cibola- my life for you.

I can't remember the other question. 
But umm yeah 
Are you violent? 
No.  I consider myself an advocate of non-violence. 
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 physically deaf.
Yes.  I lost my whole eardrum in my right ear to infection when I was three and my left gets progressively worse over time.  Part of it is genetic- my father's family gets a lot wonky eustachian tubes, complicated by a case of the mumps.
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Oh damn. What happened? 
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I once beat a cat with a stick.
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Oh damn. What happened? 
Deb-8-a-bull beat me with a stick.


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Barely any left-handers actually hold their cutlery the other way around, the reason is that left-handers also (for whatever reason) find the stronger hand easier to rely on for stability, whereas right-handed prefer the right-hand for all active purposes.

The 'cutting' motion is weaker, therefore, in left-handers as they often use their weaker hand to do it.

In other words, you holding it in a left-handed manner actually matches many left-handers who hold it in the normal right-handed manner. They want the stronger hand stabilising the objects they cut, with their fork.

While left-handers defy this logic by often relying on their weaker hand to stabilise rulers or such tools during handiwork on paper, the biggest sign that they consistently prefer their stronger hand for stability is shown in professional gaming.

Left-handed mouses for gaming are a very low-return industry because barely any left-handers actually enjoy or need it.

Their weaker hand is actually their preferred hand for active things like aiming the weapon in a game (the mouse does this) or navigating quickly between different elements of a live game. They prefer their left-hand to remain relatively in place and cover the hitting buttons with accuracy element, not the aiming or adapting part of the game's demand on the brain.

Left-handers also seem to have an edge in certain fields, Obama, Bush Jr. and Clinton (Bill) were all left-handers.
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Your post is not at all dyslexic friendly.  
Ouch.

This topic is about dislexic ear. Dislexier 
Actually is that a word?

Its about dislexic and you are carrying on with,   Your  ( wanking hand  ) ?
Then you are off on another tangent talking about.playing with  mice and shit. 

This is a test or something isnt it ?

Look it's  Fair enough if you have a dislike for dyslexics.
Ha. ( Dislike for dislexic )  that sounds cool.

What i am trying to say is. 
Dyslexic mives lather solo. 




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Oh you meant.  (  Your WEAKER  )  hand. 
Like weak and strong. 
Weaker?

It says WEAKER HAND now. 

You changed it hey? 

Your graham. Is terrible.  
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Fine big fella. 

Thanx for the care about me for the last few days. 
Its good. Im good. 


Well apart from being riddled with dyslexia. 
He, He.
Riddled with dyslexia. 


I think My parents gave  it to me. 
Well i can't  help but feel they are some what responsible  for it. 

What i am trying to say is. 
Yes. 
Yes I have FULL BLOWN dyslexia. 
There i said it.  

This is something i must state before i can engage in any sexual act with another.

It's not easy telling a chick that you just meet that you are a ( full blown dyslexic )  FBD.
The first response this usually brings up is. 

( IS IT CONTAGIOUS ? ) 

( CAN I CATCH IT ? ) They ask.  
 
I flat out just say ' NO '  
Then im like banging . 

Yeah.
Dislexier.
Yeah.  


 
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Oh boy, oh boy.
I feel soooooooooo dumb right now.
How embarrassing. 

Please disregard all my posts on this topic. 

Being DYSLEXIC  means you cant read things properly,  and the words and letters appear to move on viewing.
I DON'T HAVE THAT " DUMB DUMB"  SHlT. 

i can't eat and or drink to much dairy products.
LACTOSE INTOLERANT.
Thats what i was saying.  

I thought being dyslexic meant you can't eat dairy products. 

DYSLEXIC, ,,,,,,  LACTOSE INTOLERANT.

My bad.  
 
 
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Or am i . 
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Thats a Ten.Four.  
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Thats exactly why i don't eat sun-dried tomatoes. 

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Are you guys broken or something? 
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Picture it. 

Youve just been diagnosed with Dyslexia. 
Then you get handed a couple of brochures on .
LIVING A NORMAL LIFE WITH DYSLEXIA.   

HA.

ha.

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Broken as in. 
Only possessing one of the two abilities to write but not read ?

Correct.

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 right-handed prefer the right-hand for all active purposes.
I actually am a rare right harder than. I fo some things left handed, like shoot pool or jack off.