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Ugh, damn! I gotta know, cuz this is seriously frustrating!😣😣I won't say that I've totally been a player, but yeah, maybe a little. I'm pretty athletic and hit on a lot of cute girls. I saw a few guys in HS that were like that who got slapped, but it never happened to me. I didn't think it could tbh. Yesterday I was with this really cute blonde chick, sophomore (college). I've been using the same act on her for a couple weeks. I made a sarcastic comment and she faced me and gasps, like "uhh?" Then her right hand slap flips to the side! It didn't look fast though, she just had it hung there, and I was 😮😮. I WANTED to block it, but for some reason I looked right at her face and like I said, she's a really cute blonde, so my whole mouth dropped open looking at her face😲😲. I was totally frozen UGGGGH!😤😤😤her right hand just hung there and I knew I couldn't move so I shut my eyes when her right hand smack headed towards my cheek, and when it hit.. ugh! It didn't seem hard, but about 2 seconds later when my face turned I was like, "unnh, OWWW!" It was humiliating as hell!😤😤😤I didn't think that could ever happen to me though... Im THAT much slower than her?😒😒😒what usually happens when it's tried on those kind of guys from cute girl's you've seen?

At the age of 3 years old both of my separated parents abandoned me. I was left at a Juvenile Center in the inner city. I had also been sexually abused by my mother when I had been living with her. When I moved in with my grandparents I was a black child adjusting to a white family.
I had never been to preschool and I had difficulty speaking. I was essentially mute. It was soon discovered that I had a condition where there was an extra layer of skin beneath my tongue that was impacting its mobility. I had to have an operation to get that layer of skin clipped.

By the time I started Kindergarten around the age of 5 I was developing slower than my pupils. I was classified as LD and it was said that I had a learning disability and a "speech and language handicap".

By 3rd grade I was removed from Special Education and remained in normal classes full time. I stayed in normal classes the rest of my life. I graduated high school on the honor roll. Several years later I earned a Masters Degree.

How could this be? How could this drastic change from disability to graduate degree happen?