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>tfw dyslexic but genuinely interested in philosophy and literature
Did anyone else here have this problem, if so, how did you overcome it?

>> No.12246959

>>12246806
Not dyslexic but have your tried audiobooks

>> No.12246965

>>12246806
Not dyslexic but have you tried wearing purple reading glasses?

>> No.12246971

>>12246806
Not dyslexic but I want to be in this thread.

>> No.12246988

>>12246806
Not dyslexic but did you try reading

>> No.12247018

Not dyslexic, 20/20 vision, deep blue eyes, who else a visual Chad here?

>> No.12247024

>>12247018
>not heterochromatic

nice try

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12247499

>>12247024
>tfw no kind-hearted, autistic, conventionally ugly but cute in a special way that I come to know, heterochromia iridum gf

>> No.12247500

>>12246806

have u tried downloading the texts and changing the fonts to comic sans

im serious i have a dyslexic friend who says comic sans is easier to read with dyslexia

>> No.12247504

>>12247500
Isn't it good to use an unconventional font in general so you have to focus more.

>> No.12247523

>>12246806
Had a dyslexic friend that would read manga because he liked reading and the images helped associate meaning. You should try it.

>> No.12247529

>>12247504

shape of the letters also matter. comic sans is good because letters like b and d tend to be just flipped versions of each other like in this very font, but some fonts have very distinct characters.

>> No.12247548

>>12246806
not dyslexic

>> No.12247558

>>12246806
became a sophist who accepts validation as currency. wish you all would hug me more.

>> No.12247630

Im dyslexic and have you tried reading? Its literally the only thing that helps

>> No.12248938

>>12246806
Not dyslexic but have you tried not being dyslexic anymore?

>> No.12249299

>>12247500
kindle has both a sans font and a "dyslectic" font

>> No.12249316

>>12246806
Hey there is a font out there meant for people with dyslexia that could help called Open Dyslexia you could try that and use the font as a system font or change it to that on an ereader

>> No.12249319

Isn't 'dyslexic' just a nice way of putting 'retarded'?

>> No.12249380

>>12246806
Not diselcix but hvae you tired to use a famous imageroad to get anynighting done when you can note even do it youslef? I think it's a doog ida especially when posers are serious and not conitually destroyaging your brain with canerc.

>> No.12249405

>>12246806
have dyslexia, but largely overcame it.
There is training and programmes you can do as dyslexia is a neurological disorder. Also a lot of reading and helping build associative word images will help you become better at recognizing words so there is less actual reading invloved. I've known other who benefit from larger font sizes and the fonts specifically made for people with dyslexia.
Dyslexia and dyspraxia have commonnalities, how ever strange it may sound training your balance can help with your reading. I wish you the best of luck, since dyslexia is manageble. Kind regards from a a university researcher that also has to do with a lot of reading. (ps: audiobooks can be a nice way to get into a lot of literature ;))

>> No.12249427

>>12249319
Here's your reply
now make good use of your dopamine

>> No.12249438

>>12247499
sorry bud, christine is taken

>> No.12249490

Not dyslexic but hyperlexic though not sure which type.