>spent a year of highschool in the retard room instead of

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NOT EVEN THE INTERNET CARES

Same here:
>big brother was autistic
>mom thought I was retarded and developmentally disabled because I was chill and not having a spastic fit about everything
>raised me as a special needs kid
This fucked me up. I did good enough on homework and tests that they figured out my brain was normal and put me back in the normal classes. Still fucked me up and destroyed my self-confidence for years though.

>>35273857
thanks, anonkun. i love you

>>35273857
>>35274371
What is actually taught in those classes? I've only seen glimpses

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>>35274448

nothing gets taught.

you get yelled at by the bitchy tard wranglers woman who legitimately hate yous

the drooly wheelchair kid makes weird noises all day

>>35274448
i got a lot of speech therapy classes since my family didnt talk to me much. I still have some kind of Irish accent because my tongue is fucking lazy and doesn't form words right.

>>35274487
Yeah I think if you were actually looking for a sustainable way to keep killing you'd have to abandon any sense of dignity, pride or abstraction about the process and live like a functioning addict.

You only choose people that can't be connected back to you. No consistent m.o. It'd have to be in or near a large urban region.

Oh this is the 'tard thread. I mean....
I was always in the top five smartest kids in my cohort for the entirety of my gradeschool education. Since gifted studies and special needs were lumped together at an administrative level, I'd end up dealing with the "tard wranglers" on a semi-regular basis because I was one of the "so smart we trust you with anything" kids that was allowed to (among other things) use the bending machine(leaving the typo) in the teacher's lounge (as long as we didn't advertise it).

Not only were the special needs teachers always the most hostile towards me, but the one I spoke to the most often was one of the most easily offended, histrionic people I've ever met.

>>35274957
My younger brother had a pretty brutal speech impediment as a young child (pretty much every consonant was a 'W' or 'L') and he never outgrew some of the negative stigma associated with it. It's fucked up how judgemental and inflexible teachers and administrators are.