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toby fox pleeeeeaaaase add accessibility options for battles i can’t fucking do this anymore
“YOURE TAKING TOO LONG”
WELL YEAH IM FUCKING SLOW, WHAT ELSE IS NEW
was full on crying because of this fuckass mini boss. still crying actually
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Does anyone has a similar experience? Or am I just dumb and don’t try hard enough as (at least)half the teachers think?
I have a hard time differentiating words that have similar but also opposite meaning. Especially if it’s spelled similarily.
For example: I couldn’t fully tell which is left, and which is right until like 4th-5th grade. The only thing that helped and still helps me, is when I was in the car with my dad, and asked him which is left, and which is right. And he said: “See that bridge? That’s left. See that building? That’s right” And ever since, when I think of left and right, the image of the bridge/building is in my mind. And then I had to learn the words english, and almost had to do the whole process all over again.
Other words that come to my mind that are still hard to me:
convex-concave
endothermic-exothermic
There are many other words like this, but I can’t remember them right now
Slow processing is common for ADHD adults. And it has nothing to do with your intellect! Check out these workarounds you can use to address this challenge.
An article about slow processing speed often associated with learning disabilities, with some suggestions for increasing productivity and learning. Written with children in mind, but definitely has some info that can help college folk.
