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lobsterpop: 1 year ago

Why do people treat people with dyslexia like junk and people that don't have dyslexia like nice and like an idol?

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cuppcake: 1 year ago

because the people that treat the others bad think there better than them

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lobsterpop: 1 year ago

But why dyslexia what are we rasy targets for those people

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weedster: 1 year ago via iPhone

I have noticed a similar connection to all the mean people you are talking about. They are all highly insecure and usually are the type to take advantage of anyone they befriend instead of making positive connections with them. It is just easier to avoid these people if you have the option.

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cuppcake: 1 year ago

dyslexia is were people can't pay attention and have a hard time with concentration

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cheesebase: 1 year ago

because people think there smarter than them

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lobsterpop: 1 year ago

But people with dyslexia are smarter they just have to find it right?

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iluvmyratSMILE: 1 year ago

People with dyslexia are smart, but they just have to find a way around the disorder.

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lobsterpop: 1 year ago

Yep and it's the hardest thing ever I have it and I'm in 8th grade still finding away around it it's hard

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Redneck_Cutie: 1 year ago

There is nothing wrong with dyslexia. Three of my closest friends have it!

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spartan84: 1 year ago via iPhone

Hey lobsterpop if you could tell me more about dyslexia I might have an answer

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lobsterpop: 1 year ago

Dyslexia is a learning thing like I can not learn like you or write like you or read like you or do math like you and I cannot learn like you I need a tutor for special help because I think different from you and I'm different from other people that have dyslexia but we have the same stuff but dyslexics each have a different way of learning

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broder30: 1 year ago via iPhone

Dyslexia is a learning disability affecting reading, writing and spelling.

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spartan84: 1 year ago via iPhone

First of all honestly you have no idea what I can and can't do. Secondly you are different from other people that's what makes you very unique and very special! ;~}

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broder30: 1 year ago via iPhone

I was telling the guy above me what it means!!! I didn't say anything about you!!! I have dyslexia so I know exactly what I'm talking about!!!

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lobsterpop: 1 year ago

Yep I'm dyslexic to

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yirmeyahu: 1 year ago via iPhone

I din't think many people idolise individuals in regards to not having dyslexia. People treat dyslexics like junk because they (the perpetrators) have done sense of insecurity that they need to make up for. If they see a weakness in others, they capitilise on it to show how they (the perpetrators) are "better." They do it in any fault they don't have to fear will ever be one of their own.

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Rathkeale: 1 year ago via iPhone

Fact: What we know from all the studies and data is that people with dyslexia are almost always above average in intelligence. All brains compute information differently. Those who put down dyslexics are a bit behind in their education and their manners. Avoid them. All educational systems have room for those with learning disabilities to demonstrate their learning in various ways, usually verbally. A dyslexic needs help to arrange this, but they also need to ask for alternative arrangements. This can be done quietly. Dyslexics can go to university. I know one with three degrees. She never did any school work after 5:00 p.m. She got scholarships too.

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msedwina: 1 year ago via iPhone

I agree that many people do that, but I hope you realize that there are a lot of people who are not like that. I don't have dyslexia, but I have friends who do, and I would NEVER put them down for this because in so many ways they are so much smarter than I am, I'm constantly asking for their help in things they are better at than I am. We ALL have shortcomings. And people who can't recognize that are very close-minded. And who wants someone like that to be our friend anyway??? Just try to see that not everyone will look down on you or make fun of you. It just may take a while to find true friends, but, when you do, they will support you and always be there for you and will never put you down. But you also need to remember that to have a friend you have to BE a friend.

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CKellyf: 1 year ago via iPhone | Last edited at 7:33PM on 12/6/2011

They're immature and ill-informed; and dyslexia has nothing to do with intelligence. Try not to let them get you down. These people are idiots and not worth your time. There are a lot of famous people with dyslexia: Tom Cruise, Robin Williams, Henry Ford, Albert Einstein, just to name a few. Google "famous people with dyslexia" and you'll see. Maybe name a few of them the next time they start picking on you.

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