George ... as the father of a son who only found out he was dyslexic by the time he reached his teens, I fully understand its implications. But let me reassure you, you've absolutely no need to feel in any way "different" nor ashamed of it.Originally Posted by Farmerg
Unfortunately I struggle with reading & writing as I have a mild form of dyslexia & this can make it hard for me to explain myself in a eloquent way. I tend to concentrate on my spelling and then I lose focus with the communication of my thoughts & opinions which can sometimes lead to misunderstandings.
Thank you gWaPito for pointing my failure to communicate.
George.On the contrary, I think you communicate very well - and your *spelling is faultless. Heck
... even with a so-called "Higher Qualification" in English Language and Literature ... I frequently find myself consulting a dictionary for *mine! A sign of old age [in my case] I guess.
for a timely reminder ... don't let what MIGHT'VE happened deter you from connecting with a good "erg"!
