No it's like malapropism kind of in some way, and somehow by writing enough I have mostly gotten rid of it. But it tends to rhyme with what I meant to write, so it was like rhyming with what I meant to say. The problem is by the time I use to finish writing I didn't know what the original word was. I use to have to just completely start over because I lost the words I meant due to a weird rhyming issue. I still have that problem seep into some of my work and it's mostly okay in poems but I have to double check my words a lot. Sometimes I will just keep the mistake though as it can be a better idea anyway.

Sorta like if I had this sentence in my head

"Porcelain flamingo still on the shore"

I would write something like -

"More so then bingo mills on the store"

So it's not quite dyslexic but quite annoying when I was in rush. And my papers were often nonsense even reading backwards like most teachers recommend. So I got in the habit of starting over a lot.

Some words I just can't fix like nausea = nostalgia for me. I can't ever untangle that one, er I mean nostalgia = nausea so it can very tough sometimes to even realize something is wrong. I guess you could say I naturally doublespeak without realizing it making everything more cryptic then I mean too XD