[ SECRET POST #6199 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6199 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

on the whole, I agree, but kids develop at very different rates. One of my siblings could read at age 2; another couldn't read until age 6. Same household, same parents, same upbringing, etc. So what sounds like "advanced" speech for kids can be legit, depending on their environment.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah no your sibling was not reading at 2.

[(Anonymous)]

A 2-year-old can learn to read. And maybe AYRT had such a sibling, I don't see why not.

DA

[(Anonymous)]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperlexia

[(Anonymous)]

I could read when I was two and my parents have it on tape. It's early but it's not super genius early or anything.

[(Anonymous)]

SA ...but then I read the linked article and I may or may not be autistic, but I have always been terribly clumsy so I fit into that definition perfectly.

[(Anonymous)]

I taught myself to read at age 2. (Apparently that's possible to do! And yet these days I'm too exhausted to read a book at all...)

[(Anonymous)]

Be honest, though. Does the quote in the secret sound "legit" to you? For real?