The Gender Race V.7

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KetsuekiR said:
I have never heard of this till now? If you don't mind my asking, is it like dyslexia but with numbers instead of words? It must be quite a rare disorder :o
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That's one way of putting it yeah, but it's not rare at all. Probably about at common as Dyslexia.

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A quick google search revealed that it's a little more uncommon :o
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But only a little more uncommon. x:

I find it kind of amusing that I'm the only person in my family that doesn't have dyslexia but I'm the only one with dyscalculia.
 
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Yeah, dyslexia is a bit of a pain in the ass. Had a few friends in high school who could have done a lot better without it.
 
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Yukari said:
But only a little more uncommon. x:

I find it kind of amusing that I'm the only person in my family that doesn't have dyslexia but I'm the only one with dyscalculia.
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Wow, I can't tell whether that's good luck or bad luck :o I suppose dyscalculia is a little easier to live with than dyslexia? "Math is everywhere" but letters are everywhere... However, I know nothing of it and I do hope that in saying what I said, I don't offend you >~<
 
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KetsuekiR said:
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Wow, I can't tell whether that's good luck or bad luck :o I suppose dyscalculia is a little easier to live with than dyslexia? "Math is everywhere" but letters are everywhere... However, I know nothing of it and I do hope that in saying what I said, I don't offend you >~<
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Well I'd definitely take this over dyslexia. If only because of how extremely well I can read. I don't want to give that up.
 
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