Reviews for My Wonderful World Manga

I didn't know about this kind of disability in the past. I didn't know people who couldn't remember people's faces or people who couldn't read air. I think there are times when people are prejudiced or harassed because they don't understand it by looking at it.

Rather than reading and writing, what does the person himself look like? How does that sound? What ends up becoming is this disorder, and it's hard for the person to notice. It's hard to notice people around you, too, so people tend to think they're lazy or don't understand. It's not because you don't practice, and it's not because you're not smart, so it's easy to lose confidence even if you try hard to write. My son seems to have a dysgraphia (there aren't many places to do an accurate test). Other than that, there are sensory hypersensitivity and sleep disorders, but there are no problems with intelligence. I can read, but it's very difficult to write. Normal school life is difficult, and although I'm in elementary school, I'm living at home now. If you use a computer or tablet, you can hit, so everyday life is fine. There is still little awareness, so there is a part where you give up, and the reality that you can only have a future if you develop your own efforts and what you can do. Compulsory education and society take it for granted that characters can be read and written, and people often face things they don't understand, but I want it to become a society where tools that can be used by that person can be used as a matter of course by being recognized little by little.

There were only things I didn't know. I can only hope that people have different feelings of trouble, that they live while feeling great hardship and stress, that they will deepen their understanding and become a world where their goodness can be demonstrated. It made me think a lot.