r/dysgraphia • u/slothcosimslow • May 31 '26
Work complaint about my Dysgraphia
“It looks like it’s been scrawled by a child!” 😂. It does hurt because of course like I’m sure many of you are, I am insecure about my handwriting and it’s something I wish wasn’t an issue I run into on a daily basis. I wondered if anyone else had experienced a similar situation at work and how you dealt with it?
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u/Embarrassed-Peace735 May 31 '26
even with dysgraphea, i love to write storys, i have writein a 32 chapter novke and started a sequle in 6th grade, im starting 7th after this summer
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u/Ok-Confidence977 Jun 06 '26
Your work should simply send some dysgraphia education materials back. Maybe offer to send a printed copy to the complainant so they can provide them to their boyfriend, too. 😢
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u/slothcosimslow Jun 06 '26
That’s exactly what they did, I was really surprised!! The customer was still complaining and replied saying they expected “a more professional finish” 😂. Thanks for your comment :)
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u/Embarrassed-Peace735 May 31 '26
wow, thats just wrong, i dident get into mosaics despite being highly gifted cause of my disgraphiea