▲ 16 r/Dyslexia
Can I still learn to read and write better at 16?
Hi, I'm 16 years old. I might be in my last year of high school, and I'm starting to feel bad for myself because it's so hard for me to read and write properly. I always feel so useless when I have to read or write anything, and I'm starting to get scared going into the real world, without barely knowing how to read by myself. I always feel so jealous of other people who can do it so easily. I'm tired of feeling useless, I'm tired of feeling like I'm lagging behind everybody else. And it's not like I don't want to learn, I want to. it's just so hard to. if anybody has any advice for learning how to read and write better, I'll gladly take it.
u/Overall-Place-113 — 1 month ago
Kindle
He is a fluffy dragon, based off of a heating pillow I used to have. He is a kind dragon that can be greedy sometimes, and can be absent-minded. A lot of the time. But his character shines when he has the chance to comfort someone in need. With his heat abilities he can heat his body temperature up to a high amount. But he heats up just enough to comfort people, with a warm hug. Like a heating blanket, or pillow.
Draw him if you want :)
u/Overall-Place-113 — 2 months ago
▲ 52 r/MysteryDungeon
Star wing guild
I finally finished this splash page! It was the most fun I've ever had drawing, even if my hands are absolutely killing me now. Welcome to the star wing guild.
u/Overall-Place-113 — 3 months ago
▲ 190 r/MysteryDungeon
Sandy
Here is Sandy, a human turned Pokémon. He's a socially awkward shy kid with no former memories about himself or his former life.
u/Overall-Place-113 — 4 months ago
▲ 181 r/MysteryDungeon
Elapsed sunrise
Hello everyone! My name is Eye. I’ve been working on a PMD comic called Elapsed Sunrise. The story follows a human who wakes up as a terrified Sandile with no memories and a dark power he never asked for. If you want to see more, you can read the comic on ComicFury!
u/Overall-Place-113 — 4 months ago