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Mar 22, 2021 12:57 PM

Been there, done that.

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You would need that much curry on a gull to eat it.

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I was very gifted. I had an exceptional IQ and scored in the 98th percentile. Graduated with honors. I answer phones for customer service.

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He's having naan of that

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I was and now I'm just a crippled disappointment

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Time to go create exotic birds. . . I got a quart of beet juice in the fridge. . . & can get yellow curry sauce cheaply

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Racism. They like them yellow girls.

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I too have been covered in curry

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Mmmmmmm

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Some of us are "twice exceptional", i.e. giftedness + disability. For me, it was ADHD, not diagnosed until I was an adult.

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Oh, joy. . . I got the 160IQ +ASD +half paralysis (left side) going for me at 54. . . ho hum

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Pokemon Fact: This bird is most likely the reason why Cramerant's shiny is orange

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Looks like it escaped from the local Korean takeaway just in time....

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When you order a Phoenix on Wish lmaooooo

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we have a phoenix at home- someone smum prob

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I thought it said vegetarians and I was really confused why curry made them disappointed

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I thought it said vegetarians and I was really confused why your comment started with “I thought it said vegetarians...”

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Makes me think about the fact that by 2nd grade, I was 4'8" and by junior year of high school I was still 4'8"

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When you realized you were part of a huge social experiment

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I imagine it would have a distinct smell? Like the stairwell in my apartment building.

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Some hot bird!

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Looks beautiful, though. Phoenix gull?

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Curry Gull

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Being gifted as a kid, means you were able breakdown to code that is reading earlier than most, it puts you a few years ahead of others, 1/2

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after that it’s the work you put into it. 2/2

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Stop hitting too close to home.

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Same. Same. Was tested, treated well, treated different. IQ 135. INTJ. Now I live on benefits and am homemaker. Living the dream! +1

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Chicken tikka masala

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*le sigh* I was once a golden sea gull. Turns out a plane crashed into me and injured me so much that I never regained my full ability to >

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fly. Eating breadcrumbs off the floor now.

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My child was labeled gifted, turns out I just sat my tired self down with her teaching her to read, crafts, play puzzles, and included her

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My mom taught me prior to starting school; I began school, in Kindergarten, reading at a grade 5 level, & >

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2> doing math at grade 6 level! Straight As until introduced to weed in grade 7

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Yeah I kinda slid about that age too. She struggled in math and graduated like average. Proud of her.

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Shall we play a game?

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Oh hell yea 2 bingos lets go

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Ok, I got 12 bingos, not counting the 4 corners one! 4 across, 4 down, & 2 diagonals

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Innate ability just means that your hard word pays bigger dividends. You still have to put the work in.

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Or you get the same result with far less effort.

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And with how school systems are, much more likely this one. Unfortunately.

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And beyond that, people vastly overestimate innate ability. I don’t consider myself “gifted” even though education was a joke up until>>

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Medical school. I’ve known 2 people I would call “gifted” and it’s not comparable. Gifted students aren’t taking AP calc in HS, they are>>

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Well into 300 level courses by the time they finish HS.

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Doesn't help when you have undiagnosed ADHD for the entirety of your childhood and adults label your poor work habits as "laziness"

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And bc you're smart, adults refuse to help you learn to put in that effort and you have to figure it out as an adult

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Innate ability means you HaVe So MuCh PoTeNtIaL and then everyone you know destroys your life trying to take advantage of you.

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Amen

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Innate ability means I didn't have to try to get A's until college, by which point I didn't know how to study.

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Thanks for describing me too perfectly.

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I'm finally in my late 20s starting to orient my life around working hard at things rather than innately being good at things. It sucks.

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just hit that recently myself at 27. it's like learning a new languageafter childhood: it's possible, just significantly harder.

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It's a common problem. When it comes easy you don't have to work hard.

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I'm thick as rocks mentally but surpass my colleagues, who learn instantly, intellectually because I have to go back and look it over 100x

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I know a lot of people that were labeled gifted as a child, some turned out doing amazing stuff, the rest... just being normal...

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It's like the kid who grew a foot taller than everyone one summer and was put on the BB team despite haven't no athletic ability whatsoever.

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I'm doing amazing stuff like being anxious about everything and taking antidepressants that make my brain slow

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Theres a big difference in having a high IQ & having a high EQ. It’s better to have the latter. As they say, A graders work for C graders.

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Yea... I'm probably less intelligent than I was at 13, and I always had the EQ of a curried seagull.

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I was 'gifted' (160 IQ) & got penalized for being too right in class & on tests.

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I got in trouble often for "not paying attention" but acing tests anyways.

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He, it's mostly because the system fails these kids. They aren't given an adequate challenge comparable to their skills and end up being-

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-able to coast by by being a big fish in a little pond, so to speak. Problem comes when they're suddenly put into the larger pond, and-

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-finally having to deal with putting in the work and all that, but never having been taught how to accept failure and how to put in the-

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-effort required, because they were gifted, and people never taught them about any of that because, oh shit, they were gifted so why would-

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-they have ever needed that. You get set up by everybody with this idea that you can't possibly fail, and end up dropping anything that-

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Of I was a doctor I'd say every kid is gifted just to make them have an amazing day knowing they're special

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needs

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One gifted kid at my HS had a very hard time in college because he was just considered average there

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I also had a very small HS so "gifted kids" were far and few between

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He wasn’t gifted then...

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Life happens. That's it. I was in GAT courses and so were 2 of my friends.after HS I got fired, my gf of 7 years left me and my best friend

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Moved to RI, I followed and dropped out if free college from grants etc. One kids sister died now he lives in a trailer and his job is

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Chewing tobacco. The last kids family had money, so he went to a very expensive college, didn't work and owns a house now. It's just life

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I was kinda the opposite. Gifted, just wanted to go into a trade. Every adult "you're wasting your potential!" So I went to an Ivy League 1/

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School on an (almost) full ride scholarship. Economy collapsed right when I graduated. Now I work in a trade. Same result, extra steps, 2/

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Wish I'd stuck with my guns at the start. If everyone's a doctor or a lawyer, who's gonna fix the toilets?

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Former "gifted" child here, trust me I've never qualified for normal, but my life is pretty plain. I'd take over the world but I'm lazy.

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Or you peaked in middle school

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Right in the feels

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That’s was mean, sorry! But I too can relate

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Pre-seasoned chicken!

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parking lot chickens! (McMouets in Quebecois)

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I can assure you, that while still technically edible, seagulls do NOT taste like chicken

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You must have had some seagull roadkill

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Sounds like first-hand knowledge.

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It taste too much like human baby.

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Which isn’t a bad taste by any means, but the flavor is not complimented by poultry spices very well

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What is this from? I feel like I recognize this scene.

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Nvm, I remember. Snowpiercer, amazing movie.

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Snowpiercer

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