[ SECRET POST #3189 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3189 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

This kind of isn't how language and my brain function together. It's like my brain's ability to conceptualize language is either on or off, with no in-between settings. I'm the same way with reading. I read every single word. I always have. When I try to scan all I get is gibberish. And I have tried. I've tried writing drills. I've tried reading drills. Gibberish.

Sometimes I wonder if it's because I was born two months premature. I know people who were born slightly more premature than I was and they essentially have brain damage that affects their brain's ability to process in certain ways. The same could be true of me, but to a lesser extent.

Or maybe I just need to try harder. *shrugs*

Overshare. Sorry.

Your advice is good advice though. Maybe I'll try it again. I haven't entirely given up on a breakthrough. :)

[solticisekf]

You also might write really short drables and obsess over word choice all you want.

[(Anonymous)]

Well, retraining takes time and consistent effort over time, and the more stubborn a habit is, the more time and effort it'll likely take. Good luck!