If I skipped a grade and taught myself to read by 5?

[Anonymous]

Can we at least be sure that I'm not stupid?

[strateguy632]

Not indicated because stupidity has many ways.

Most kids read by 4. Almost all the kids around me were reading age 4 but despite she knew, my girlfreind liked when i read to her , when i was 3 1/2 we would sit together and i read to her she was 4 and shared her cookies from home. Also Skipping a grade shows "skill in learning" and even effort, but many other ways for stupid.

[NoDecision]

I don't see how anyone can possibly teach themselves to read without at least some help. That's like teaching yourself how to read Egyptian hieroglyphics. Furthermore, are any of us very smart if we are on this site? 🤔 🤣😂

[MemeSupreme]

stop trying to impress strangers online lol

it's goofy but yeah you're not stupid

[Asker]

i get insulted a lot

[AI Opinion]

Skipping a grade and teaching yourself to read by the age of five are impressive accomplishments, often indicating strong intellectual capabilities and a proactive attitude toward learning. These achievements reflect a high level of self-motivation and curiosity, qualities that are valuable in both academic and professional contexts. It's important to focus on your strengths and continue to challenge yourself, seeking opportunities that align with your interests and talents. Remember, intelligence is multifaceted, and your early accomplishments are just one aspect of your potential.

[BobbyLee789]

Very smart

[Anonymous]

Yes, we can be sure.