agentTeiko

The answer is it depends. I have a severe case but was lucky enough to have a teacher that taught me skills to work around my version of dyslexia. I also had a friend that raised in a different part of the country where instead of getting the help he needed.

They just stuck him in classes with kids that had intellectual disabilities and just gave up on him. I was able to finished collage and got a job in tech. he dropped out after 2 semesters and became a truck driver. Honestly of the two of us. I’m more lazy than he is but he never got the skills.

To comment on not trying new things. That may have more to do with the Inferiority complex that comes with not being to property communicate your ideas. It makes you feel like everyone will see that you are stupid (even if that is not the case but its how you see yourself sometimes). It makes it hard show yourself as a beginner when trying new things. It brings back all that trauma of others judging your intelligence growing up.

I might be the weird one but I like them dark green the greener the better.

It’s the moment you figure out your parents didn’t have it figured out and were just making it up as they went along.

True adulthood starts when you forgive them for the mistakes they made and try and do better.

Running quietly is for survival at this point

All the lines drawn by Europe’s Colonial period are erased in Africa and Mid east and new lines are drawn by ethnic groups or otherwise defined by those groups. After which those new nations create a block of African Union like the European Union works.

It could be a long loop once you pass away the next loop starts