Whats it like to be dyslexic - Moving text

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[syched]

Personally, for me it’s like when I look at a sentence the words don’t register in my head because I can’t see them. Idk it’s weird to explain, like I know they’re there but my brain just looks past them? Or like when I read a word, sometimes a letter would be blurred or switched with another??

[bdc]

Comin guys. No, it doesn't look like that but this is how it feels, for me anyway. How else can you convey differences in processing within brain

[Fae_The_Fox]

for me most of the time is for example if I was reading something the lines would go side to side like a sea saw basically if that helps

[Duckslayer-igpc]

I’m dyslexic and it’s kind of like this but you don’t really see the stuff move like it does

[June_AZS]

The words switching between spectrum and born with describes EXACTLY how I read. I always accidentally put in words in a sentence that wasn’t there and it happens so often when I don’t use something to cover up the rest of the text

[Avie_R]

I’m dyslexic and this video is nothing like how it actually is. the only way I can describe it is that the words are duplicating onto each other. which makes it extremely hard to read.

[herb-wk]

the words never moved around for me, i just didnt understand language rules

[YourMuseBillCipher]

I love how dyslexic people confirm how fake the video's yet the creator continues to act like its a reviee

[Drcoconut]

I would describe it in two different ways one imagine there is three separate forms of English one for reading one for speaking and one for writing for most people it’s just one language and so going from reading to writing to speaking doesn’t take any amount of time both dyslexia it’s almost like they’re completely separate so I can read a word and not register it as the same word speaking so you may say a word and I may read the same word and I won’t necessarily register the same thing. The other way I like to describe it is imagine the information in writing is going one way and your brain is going the other way now for most people. Their brain has sort of an exit ramp like on the interstate where they don’t have to stop in order to get off but when you have dyslexia, it’s like you have a 90° turn and so all the traffic has to stop in order for you to turn off on it leading to difficulty absorbing the information.

[Staticsun]

If this is what it looks like. Seems to me like unfortunate magic or a glitch in the matrix. Do letters constantly change and rearrange with Dyslexia as shown here? I find this fascinating amd makes reality that much more strange. It was always described to me thst letters would be backwards. Regardless if some letters are backwards they're still there. They are visible and a backwards letter is still a letter. Unless they really do glitch out on a person.

[nikolugo]

Not for me its more like I'm reading a book in a foreign language

[llinihan]

The letter are dancing

-ishaan awasthi

[aliceinbunnyland]

this is a bit extreme.
most words are fine but if words are unfamiliar, have to many vowels, are too long, or are a combination of that, it feels like the letters within the words are constantly switching around.
and its not actually visually there but just the sensation that you would get if the letters moved around.

[Kareszrk]

what the hell is this... i am diagnosied with dyslexic and it's absolutetly not this... it's just when you read your brain thinks way too fast as you cannot form the words by your mouth when reading out loud

[edwingarcia]

As a dyslexic, I can tell you that this is not true. Exceptional is a way to bring others thinking that they are exceptional and believing that this is true.

[ChanceT.Abrams]

Not to disagree… I also understand this glitch is not the same for everyone.
Lots of variants, like me… born a bit on the high end Neuro-Spicy spectrum, add in Hyper Sensory Processing Disorder, and reasonably controlled NarcolepsyCataplexy on meds. (think slow motion human fainting goat off meds).
*** Not near as funny as Mr. Bean.

Yet, it’s pretty easy to random take IQ tests (whichever type) and its always 116-121… but look at my writing, and I promise that you will call me a liar (at least in your head) …yeah, it sorta sux

Wild moving texts, not really & supposedly I’m severely blessed with this 🤬💩
But in truth it doesn’t affect my reading (as much as something I write.
It not moving texts, or backwards letters… but I can do backwards on purpose?

I (think?) My head outruns my left hand.
I cant do cursive, if my life depends on it… it sort of has a few letters of each word and that become really bad “art”. 😅
Also I’m known to LEAVE OUT VOWELs and tons of punctuation (I know needs to be there).

If I’m in a hurry and cant go back and read it.. yeah it looks like I need a hardy helmet and padded play room.
But I can go back in a hour and want to throat punch myself because I can usually catch and correct the nightmare I have to figure out. 😣

My south paw self also has the horrific slant (and yes I move the paper and it still comes back).
I can sometimes write better upside down like it would look in a mirror…
EXAMPL::RORRIM A NI) <except flip the letters facing left- cant do that in type on here?

If I’m tired (or sorta pissed) there will be words MISSING because normal people are supposed to be able to read my blank spaces and not have such a hissy over it… geez.

Which makes me THINK EYES as in where the images convert from what the EYES SEE to what the MELON converts it too.
Not sure.. not an expert but isn’t it funny most “experts” often don’t have Autism, SPD, DYSLEXIA, Narco, or other stuff like adhd, ocd and countless other functions in dysfunction… but it’s just and observation.😖

I AM one of the ones BIONIC TEXTS seems to help (it starts BOLD and switches back because we already read past it anyway..

Anyone else like reading BIONIC? Most people call BS on it, but I can read really fast and usually not a problem remembering what it said.

Something written by hand, or in some wonky half cursive type text… (it’s nearly easier to decipher hieroglyphs.

[Butter-ff]

i am dyslexic and thats not what it looks like

[astrosforfun]

wtf most weird thing i've seen all day.

[neptunesdeluxe]

God is good, His love endures forever, His plans never fail💖🙌

[ExceptionalIndividuals]

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