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6. If your friend is dyslexic, then your friend has the right to make fun of his/her disease

Reply to Duncanpup (Original post)

Tue May 16, 2023, 10:11 AM

May 2023

but other dyslexics might not be so appreciative of hearing it from you especially since you heard it in a private conversation but you posted it in a public forum.

Just something to think about.

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If they ever find a cure for Dyslexia [View all] Duncanpup May 2023 OP

Why did they name it something that dyslexics can't spell? Kablooie May 2023 #1

Beats the fcuk out of me as in why. Duncanpup May 2023 #2

How do you know we can't spell it? 2naSalit May 2023 #3

Because there aren't many words spelled... ret5hd May 2023 #4

You can call the dyslexia hotline. 119 usonian May 2023 #5

If your friend is dyslexic, then your friend has the right to make fun of his/her disease Wonder Why May 2023 #6

I also am dyslexic Duncanpup May 2023 #7

But your friend knows you and probably knows it won't make you feel hurt Wonder Why May 2023 #10

It is not a disease. It is a different way of perceiving the world: visually. applegrove May 2023 #8

It is considered a "disorder" and a "learning disability" by the NIH. Wonder Why May 2023 #9

Well that is changing. It is more about seeing the world right brained applegrove May 2023 #11