Brutal How many of you were in special education?

[Rapistcel]

I didn't say this earlier but...

There's the option of potentially ascending with one of the special ed foids.

I wouldn't touch 80% of the foids in special ed though. Most of them are severely retarded and are most likely still wearing diapers so they probably have zero hygiene.

I had this option as a child, I had a female friend that was special ed (let's call her Katherine) (she was mildly disabled only thank god) but I was stupid not to persue a relationship with her because I was bluepilled back then and thought girls were creeped out by sex (after hitting on my classmates and getting rejected this is how I thought) and once I left elementary and high school I never saw her again. She most likely has a boyfriend now so yeah.

Immidiately what strikes me different about Katherine was she was more simple minded and motherly then most girls. The things she talked about was geography and nature and animals, whereas most of the popular girls talked about normie stuff like popular guys and music. I didn't know what disability Katherine had but I suspected it was autism, she just seemed much nicer and more simple then most of the popular girls.

So just to put it out there, if you are a spedcel, you can probably get a sped girlfriend, you probably have better chances of ascending then if you tried hitting on a normal girl

Those foids also like Chad.

 

[kіng]

I was forced to sit at the back of the class on a desk that was isolated from everybody else in primary school

 

[David1033]

Yep. I had a social worker follow me around all day while I attended normal classes in elementary school and in middle school I had to go to a actual disability school (which is where I met my only friend I keep contact with). In highschool I went to a normal highschool but I had no friends due to being a loser.

 

[PlummetedSoulofInk]

I'm an ESL, so in I needed ESL classes in my first two years of elementary school, then they let me go once I proved my level was sufficient.

 

[Diddy]

I was almost put in special ed in Grade 1 because I had a severe inattentive issue, but my low-IQ landwhale teacher mistaken it for retardation.

 

[Solid State]

I was in AP classes in high school, but I was forced by the school principal to be kept in line-of-sight at all times by an aide on school grounds after I got out of the mental hospital when I was 15.

As only "retards" had aides in my school, people associated me with the same stigma despite the fact that I did well in school even though nobody would ever say anything to my face with the aide always watching.