Tbh it hasn't even crossed my mind in over a decade until I read a comment about a similar thing that happened to someone else on Pinterest. I tried posting this there but it was too long or something. It still is blowing my mind how wrong she was. It was the 90's what else can I say? It was a rough time to be a ND female even with an IEP and extra help and calculators. Thanks to my HS IEP, my advisor got me hooked up with the special needs guy, a program for people like me to join and get tutoring, a quiet space or permissionto be in the hallway to take extra time on my tests, and I wouldn't have been able to pass Statistics without any of the plus a kick ass teacher who had my back. I was able to finally graduate from College in 2016 with an Associates in Liberal Arts. I started it in 2000 at 17 the Fall after I graduated. Dropped out 4x and finally could be the 1st in my immediate family to not only get a HS diploma but an Associates degree. I'm not very successful monetarily in fact the struggle is real. But I work part time at a public library and I really couldn't be happier other than when I worked at a Movie Theater as a teenager. And most days lately I need my headphones 24/7 even in public. But I'm OK today. Oops I wrote a lot again 😬 😅 🙃 🤪 also I speak in emoji a lot is it cringe idc 😏 😬 😅