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>i dont know with whom she would want to talk about it
>was very insisting that i have to promise i wont tell anyone
I meant a therapist, or somebody in a similar role. And of course it'd have to be with her full knowledge and consent, it's a situation where you'd go to her and say 'hey, I notice you've been feeling especially bad about things and I'm worried about you, I was wondering if you'd like to go see somebody to talk about those feelings?'. It's tough to do that without adding to her feeling of being a burden, but if she's feeling that bad it could be beyond your ability to handle in the house
>She had some friends before she went completly blind, but after that most of them either wanted nothing with her and some bullied her when they saw her learning walking with a seeing cane
yeah that'll fuck you up a bit. having no real social circle as you go through that will not make you feel any better.
>i punched 2 girls which got me in big trouble back then.
that was the right thing to do.
>I had no clue Braile is lees common now
largely because screenreaders are so good now and audiobooks are accessible. 20-25 years ago if you wanted textbooks for school, if they were plain text you could read them on a laptop with JAWS maybe or with a eureka or braille note or something, but most of the time it was easier and better to print with a braille printer. Now you can do literally everything through voiceover on an iphone, so nobody bothers with printed braille texts, and you get kids coming up through the system who've existed in an audio-only world. their spelling tends to be fucking terrible.

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