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[candid-by-teneice]

Christmas Gifts Ideas for Kids: Unique Toys and Games They’ll Love

Christmas Gifts Ideas for Kids: Unique Toys and Games They’ll Love Amazon Kids Gift Book the New Toys R Us Catalog Christmas Gifts Ideas for Kids: Unique Toys and Games They’ll Love. The holiday season is here, and if you’re anything like me, you’re gearing up for the fun (and sometimes stressful) adventure of finding the perfect Christmas gifts for your kids. As a mom of a 7-year-old boy, I…

[brutalitybunny]

the rokuhiras are TAKEN

[telugu-girl-13]

"because youre smart" "i copied you because youre smart" "i should have placed a bet youre so smart" "we're asking you because youre smart" damn i dont remember modesty being so hard last year 😭😭

[housecow]

gave away all the clothes from when i was <240lbs… no turning back now fr

[spookberry]

One of the funniest/dumbest literal thinking autism moments of my childhood happened when I was in 2nd grade. I was going to a new school so I was made to do a bunch of assessments to see where I placed in different subjects. I was most excited for the reading one cuz at my old school I was the best reader in my class, and I wanted to show off.

The lady testing me hands me this little short story and asks me to read it aloud.

And for some reason that I still don't understand to this day, a bunch of the words randomly had like lines or dots above the vowels. Which idk seems like an unnecessary and confusing thing to include when testing a 7 year old. Like you're gaslighting them into thinking theres extra letters in the alphabet. So obvi I ask what the symbols mean cuz I've never seen them in this context. She sorta brushes me off and says, word for word, "those mean you just say the letters name"

What she undoubtedly meant was: "on those words, the letter highlighted will sound like what its called. O with the line sounds O and not uh or ew or whatever"

What I understood was "Just Say the Letters Name"

So anyways i proceeded to read the story aloud, stopping suddenly every other word to pause cuz I wasnt supposed to say bow i was supposed to say o. I know for a fact at one point I just said a word and then stopped and repeated the sentence with just the letter so she HAD to've known I'd misunderstood her. But she said absolutely nothing. I remember walking outta there feeling like a complete idiot, and feeling so embarrassed when later they told my mom my reading skills were an entire grade behind where I should've been. But also looking back at it like wtf how could theyve possibly gotten an accurate understanding of my reading ability under those conditions.

[snakes-of-the-undercity]

Vi is gifted kid burnout but in the english major way

[sulusepken9]

"oh, you were such a good student-"

Yeah I know. I hate how it turned out too.

[askblueandviolet]

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[cupids-stimboards]

hat kid

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[magpie-misfortunes]

am i more productive at nighttime or am i so choked with responsibility and duty during the day that my free time is now only ever available to me when in exchange for a sacrifice of tomorrow's wellbeing? (because apparently revenge nighttime procrastination is an actual thing??)

[paniniqueen]

Just a tired old cliche…

I’m 23 years old and just waking up to the fact that I will never achieve what I thought I would. The person I am now is so vastly different from that smart and talented 16 year old with so much potential.

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[tithsokphanny31]

CN Christmas 🎄☃️🎁

[bookmothic-dyke]

I guess I’m not a loser.

Im just a hot (and autistic) introvert

[godsfavouriteofall]

Tiktok has no business being this relatable

[emilydickinsonsghost]

Rory Gilmore in Gilmore Girls a Year in the Life was the most relatable neurodivergent former gifted kid with parent issues portrayal ever, like I understand if people didn’t like it or thought it was out of character, but to me it was real as fuck.

Like, being a parentified, highly perfectionistic, mature for your age teenager only to then completely drop off the curve as an adult because you can’t keep up the act any longer.

Yea not gonna lie I kinda felt that!

The only thing that was unrealistic about that sequel was Rory not ending up with Paris.

[cryptablog]

Yall arent ready for the shit I cooked up I mean it.

Here. Have the original Dog Girl.

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FOR YOU <3 I made it!