The true/false test is the kryptonite of dyselxia. From childhood the dyslexic is taught to second guess what their brain thinks it knows. In a multiple choice, or ideally - the short answer response we have a fighting chance. We can eliminate, we can apply knowledge. It is only when you give me two possible options that I fall to bits
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and pretty!
hey, pretty!
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my iq is 158. my SATS were not quite ripe at 1250, but i wasn't trying to win any races.
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(two allusions in one comment!?! no one can live at that speed!)
...sorry
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anyway, i sympathize. i'm not truly dyslexic, but i think faster than i type or write, so i very often write letters out of order. i don't mean writing writing the word "stop" s-o-t-p, i'll spell it correctly, but i write it in the wrong order, cause by the time my hand is done with "s" my mind is already on o
just thought i'd share that little nugget of randomness.
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i enjoyed your randomness.
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-And
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