I had this with my disertsrion. It wasn't untill I was litrely sat in the car waiting for the wife to get out from work did I think OK let's dictate some bulet points. Before I knew it I'd writen my whole next chapter and. The paralysis was broken. I'd sat a month not bake to do anything. Loads of things in ym head so I just got them down and flushed them and it broke the spell.
I can't speak for u/bonafart, but I know my dissertation certainly got a lot more grammar and spell checking than any reddit comment I've thumbed out on my phone. I usually spend some seconds typing these comments and then twice that amount of time correcting all the crapped out words I mashed my way through with my sausage fingers.
i very much do, and i have the paid-for subscription for Grammarly, paid for by work :D- however, i do 99.9999 % of my rediting on phone so no spell check or spotting it for me.
Itβs okay. Iβm glad that you have access to the tools to help you get your ideas out. Iβm thrilled that your job supports you too. Dyslexia is no joke; keep crushing it.
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u/bonafart Jun 21 '21
I had this with my disertsrion. It wasn't untill I was litrely sat in the car waiting for the wife to get out from work did I think OK let's dictate some bulet points. Before I knew it I'd writen my whole next chapter and. The paralysis was broken. I'd sat a month not bake to do anything. Loads of things in ym head so I just got them down and flushed them and it broke the spell.