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This is MARY's comment on Waht deos dyxlesia kloo lkie?

"I wanted to comment here before, but I made the mistake to try to 'solve' grammar problems in a blog here, and I just got a brain attack.... I'm recovering now, so excuse me if my comment is kind of clumsy haha

Fortunatelly, now we know that dyxlesia is not an obstacle to reach your goals. And it's far from being an intellectual limitation!

Bill Gates, Graham Bell, Edison, Einstein, Newton, Steve Jobs, Beethoven, Mozart... all of them were geniuses and they were dyslexic too. Would anyone dare to think they were 'limited'? ;)
[Gates still is alive, so replace 'were' for 'is' and 'them' for 'he' and... well, all the present time and singular stuff -- ugh that grammar blog killed me, sorry]

Thanks for sharing this post."

Having a good knowledge in English grammar makes you feel more confident while communicating with native speakers. But sometimes, when people correct a fella's grammar in a non-education situation, they're not being helpful at all; they're asserting their linguistic superiority in a super douchy way.

My advice to all you guys out there, "Don't be afraid to make mistakes. You're awesome. Communicate away!"

*This blog entry is dedicated to MARY.