My Struggles With Dysnomia /Short Term Memory 

Thanks so much! I've encountered lots of prejudice against disability in the past, mostly in elementary and middle school, so I often have a hard time believing I'm smart. I've always excelled in the performing arts though, so the drive to succeed in that subject is what keeps me going. When I was younger, there was a time when I wanted to be a microbiologist/virologist like my cousin, but I didn't have the math skills to go that far. I was always interested in space exploration, so my love for science and art kind of combined when I started writing the quantum poetry.

You are so welcome! I do so horribly in the interview process, as well. I'm lucky that in my current job, my boss and supervisors gave me the benefit of the doubt and allowed me more time to learn. A lot of people aren't very understanding of people who learn differently.

Thanks, Ethan! Glad to see you're still around on youtube! My learning disorder is something I've been ashamed about for most of my life due to underemployment. I have friends who are autistic/have Asperger's and have William's syndrome, so there are other people who also have challenges in life, but I have often felt alone and alienated from society with my disorder.

@@HaleyMary I completely understand

Thanks so much for watching and commenting! :) Happy to hear that not everyone remembers those math formulas. I always had trouble remembering them all for exams even when I was in school. I definitely found general consumer math that I learned in grades 10 and 11 and logic that I learned in university easier to understand. I find that the most math I use throughout most days are the time on the clock and money management. It's crazy how school teaches a lot of things we end up not needing, eh?

I don't really have trouble talking. I do have a low speaking voice, but that's more due to genetics because my aunt and my mom are soft spoken. Due to my soft voice, I often have to repeat what I have to say.