It's Over Truecel trait: You need someone to tie your shoes

[RealSchizo]

Tying shoes is giga NT, I can't tie my shoes it's too complex for me, could be low IQ or impaired motor skills.
My mom taught me how to do it at 17, but I forgot and now I can't tie my shoes, last time my grandma tied my shoes and they've been tied ever since then 6 months have passed.
Insanely brutal truecel trait that only the lowest of the low experience. 6 year olds can tie their shoes, jfl. I am a complete subhuman.
I also never learned how to ride a bike or do anything, really. I am like a vegetable, completely non-functional.

 

[FuckYou]

There must be YouTube tutorials for tying shoelaces right?

 

[Dead End]

Tying shoes is giga NT, I can't tie my shoes it's too complex for me

You cannot be serious in saying that tying shoes is "giga NT".

 

[RealSchizo]

There must be YouTube tutorials for tying shoelaces right?

Already tried to look up tutorials, nothing worked, I am a subhuman with severely impaired motor skills. It never began for me, I was born inferior in every way.

 

[ordinaryotaku]

Actually relatable, it's kind of AIDS. I don't even have an actual tested low IQ (but I think I have some impaired motor skills due to autism/Asperger's) and I still don't know how to tie my shoes at 26. I learned many times but keep forgetting, other than that my memory is extremely good and I can remember shit vividly from over 20 years ago. Another reason is probably because I just generally wore velcro shoes and [mostly] laceless loafers throughout my whole life.

It also looks like rocket science to me when I look up tutorials.

Since I don't have anyone to tie my shoes for me (I live alone) I buy those stretch laces for my shoes that have laces that just contract and expand with your feet.

 

[NoOneWillSaveMe]

It took well into my teen years for me stop bedwetting, believe me it could be much worse

 

[RealSchizo]

You cannot be serious in saying that tying shoes is "giga NT".

It's NT af. All normie tasks are beyond NT, if you can't do any of them, then you're a giga ND trucel. This is why autists rot, they can't even tie their shoes, let alone work a job.

 

[RealSchizo]

It took well into my teen years for me stop bedwetting, believe me it could be much worse

That one is brutal.

 

[NoOneWillSaveMe]

That one is brutal.

Especially when you were forced into camp outs and had to explain that smell to other mean ass boys your age

 

[DriveLikeNigger]

My mother tied my shoes until i was 17-18 so i know the feeling. But now i know a basic knot that i use on everyday

 

[RealSchizo]

Actually relatable, it's kind of AIDS. I don't even have an actual tested low IQ (but I think I have some impaired motor skills due to autism/Asperger's) and I still don't know how to tie my shoes at 26. I learned many times but keep forgetting, other than that my memory is extremely good and I can remember shit vividly from over 20 years ago. Another reason is probably because I just generally wore velcro shoes and [mostly] laceless loafers throughout my whole life.

It also looks like rocket science to me when I look up tutorials.

Since I don't have anyone to tie my shoes for me (I live alone) I buy those stretch laces for my shoes that have laces that just contract and expand with your feet.

Velcro is lifefuel, but most shoes are made for NTfags, velcro is rare to find in the first place. 95% of the population wears shoes with shoelaces.

 

[AutistSupremacist]

I have abysmal fine motor so it takes a while

 

[The Supreme Goyim]

And I remember feeling bad when I was 10 and didn't know how to tie my shoes so I practiced over and over again until I got it, always was good with knots though since boyscouts.

 

[RealSchizo]

And I remember feeling bad when I was 10 and didn't know how to tie my shoes so I practiced over and over again until I got it, always was good with knots though since boyscouts.

 

[RealSchizo]

I have abysmal fine motor so it takes a while

 

[cathuluelitist]

Peak retardation

 

[The Supreme Goyim]

I was always obsessed with being normal, like I remember watching Arthur and wanting those old style PJs because I believed all kids wore them.

 

[Extern]

You cannot be serious in saying that tying shoes is "giga NT".

 

[RealSchizo]

Peak retardation

incel shaming NTfag, out. If you were sympathetic, you wouldn't judge. You see many users struggling with this, yet you insist on shaming not just me, but many others.

 

[RealSchizo]

Peak retardation

Did your normie brain feel better after writing this ?

 

[The Supreme Goyim]

incel shaming NTfag, out. If you were sympathetic, you wouldn't judge. You see many users struggling with this, yet you insist on shaming not just me, but many others.

Don't listen to him, joined mid March and has 2.4k posts, 99% sure its a fed.

 

[RealSchizo]

Don't listen to him, joined mid March and has 2.4k posts, 99% sure its a fed.

 

[stale]

I can barely tie my shoes

 

[RealSchizo]

I can barely tie my shoes

 

[TrueGentleman]

Already tried to look up tutorials, nothing worked, I am a subhuman with severely impaired motor skills. It never began for me, I was born inferior in every way.

Relax... Just practice more, any idiot can learn to tie a knot

 

[stale]

ive tied them once and they're basically slip ons now

 

[andrej]

View: https://youtu.be/k2KcPbhSfBo?si=1i7_376c6pv0zubF
Try this method its really easy

 

[cathuluelitist]

Did your normie brain feel better after writing this ?

paperscarecrow

 

[Firefighter]

My older siblings would make fun of me for not knowing how to tie my shoes when I was a kid.
But I feel like I tie my shoes worse than everyone else. It always seems I am re-tying my shoes, but I don't know the last time I saw anyone else tie their shoes in public.

 

[INVERTER]

I was slow to learn and I do it differently than most people I think (two loops method)

 

[SnakeCel]

I learned it from a very early age to be honest. It is just a simple knot. It is a basic life skill.

You can just watch Spongebob and he will teach you how.

 

[rcnfive]

damn this is next level retarded

 

[Animecel2D]

I wear sandals 99% of the time so I never have to bother with this

 

[Bloodhood]

Truecel trait : you are forced to learn everything on ur own and u ain't allowed to be dumb even through society view u as so.

 

[sirlancelot]

heart goes out to all shoelacecels

 

[ToBurble&Pine]

over

 

[Tšuudi]

I can't remember how to do it either.

I remember when I was forced to learn in preschool but it took me way longer than for the other kids, I was forced to stay indoors during recess until I learned it, then I forgot pretty quickly and haven't learned since.

I think it has something to do with my motor skills, they are terrible and always have been

 

[anon65]

It took well into my teen years for me stop bedwetting, believe me it could be much worse

Same. Due to my shitty genetics.

 

[LeFrenchCel]

I knew how do to it at 13-14 yo since no one told me how to do it

 

[LeFrenchCel]

Truecel trait : you are forced to learn everything on ur own and u ain't allowed to be dumb even through society view u as so.

 

[Chud Norris72]

incel shaming NTfag, out. If you were sympathetic, you wouldn't judge. You see many users struggling with this, yet you insist on shaming not just me, but many others.

 

[Freixel]

Peak retardation

 

[sirlancelot]

I also never learned how to ride a bike

same

 

[Aein_the_Nihilist]

Tying shoes is giga NT, I can't tie my shoes it's too complex for me, could be low IQ or impaired motor skills.
My mom taught me how to do it at 17, but I forgot and now I can't tie my shoes, last time my grandma tied my shoes and they've been tied ever since then 6 months have passed.
Insanely brutal truecel trait that only the lowest of the low experience. 6 year olds can tie their shoes, jfl. I am a complete subhuman.
I also never learned how to ride a bike or do anything, really. I am like a vegetable, completely non-functional.

Same bro.

I also can't ride a bike and couldn't figure it out with training wheels as a kid.

I can sometimes tie shoelaces in a controlled environment, but not consistently. It's like my fingers don't remember shit.

I'm 100% sure this is more of an autistic thing than a sign of low IQ.

"In the same way, around 80% of children with autism (ASD) show signs of dyspraxia in the form of difficulties with movement."

Just how common is it to be both Dyspraxic and Autistic?

Dyspraxia, also known as Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD), is a neurodevelopmental disorder that affects movement and coordination abilities. It is often characterised by difficulties in motor skills, such as balance, fine motor control, and spatial awareness. Dyspraxia can occur...

www.dyspraxiamagazine.com

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[God's Lonely Man]

Same, I wear loafers now because tying laces is too hard for me.