/lit/ - Literature

>>11253936
>cant spell
>thry to wite
>see how bad my spelling is
>give up in self lothen diskest
I haet my life

>>10770697
By the way I only confessed about by spelling problem because I'm kind of drunk tonight.

>>10770726
I'm pretty sure they call it "dyslexic dysgraphia." something I find curious is that I never found a disability where it was impossible to learn english spelling, just that it made it difficult. This makes me wonder if I should sue my school district, not that it would win me a worthwhile future.
And yes, I defaulted back to using speech dictation software. I feel overwhelming disgust when I have to look at my own misspellings. it has its own problems though as I have to waste a lot of time scrutinizing the output and making corrections. Writing becomes slow either way.

I've been considering paying out the nose for tutoring to try to improve my spelling but I'm not sure how much I will improve if I do.

>>10770823
I don't want to be like Temple Grandin where my claim to fame is a defect. I'm currently writing two different books one is simply a collection of myths and legends eye makeup based off of wall cat memes and whatever stories I think cats would tell each other if they could use the internet, the other is a "fuck you" to Temple Grandin people who like her. I feel that modern culture romanticizes life with a disability too much part of my intention with the book is to lure them in with a title that sounds very motivational and leed them down a rabbit hole of my very own lab-grown lol cow.

I'm also working on a fantasy setting on the side loosely based off of Friedrich Nietzsche, Carl Jung, my general love of mythology, some of my personal beliefs and love of goofy genre shock and videa.

>>10488356
It's too late anon. The only people with the power to change this fate ate either actively edging it forward or too committed to their reactionary response to the /pol/tards and their ilk to see how bad it really is.

It's just too late.

>>10321571
The fact that you need to ask is giving me an urge to drink.

I need to stop being so shy

>>9536703
It's actually the opening of my novel. The hobo meets a fairy who smokes and drinks and forces the hobo to join the resistance to take that back the world from aliens. it gets very silly. Although now that you mention it, my voice is very cold and distant. I know I'll have to rewrite it. I might have to make those earlier paragraphs more emotional.

>>9536714
>INTP = autistic loser
that's going to stick with me until I have a few drinks.