OP, because hearing people say 'they was' and 'he were' makes my teeth itch. I didn't say you aren't allowed on MN, and you can say what you like! As can I, and I am, about grammar. It is not to do with a learning difficulty, it is to do with writing it how you say it, when you say it wrong.
Why would dyslexia be embarassing? I'm not commenting on that anyway, but lots of people have it to varying degrees. I'm sorry but I don't follow what you say about me thinking I 'have the right to call some one when obviously do not have the facts'.
Dyslexia is not using an entirely different word in place of the one you needed.
You may notice I actually agreed with you on the subject of the post!
You ask if I can understand what you write. Yes, I can, but I have to stop, re-read and check I have got your meaning properly. It is harder to read. With typing with no errors, it is much easier to read. It also has a knock on effect, because I read things online more now, I see things written incorrectly much more often. There are several things (spelling and grammar) which I now find it much harder to identify the correct version correctly, because I see the wrong one so often and it gets ingrained, you know? When I was younger, I mostly read correctly written text in books so it was much easier to spot mistakes. I would imagine it will be the same for your son. He hears it and sees it in the incorrect form and it becomes normal.
You may not give a crap about grammar, but I do. We are both equally entitled to our views, and entitled to post what we like. I won't be too upset if you ignore me! I still think it is important though.
Workingwhile- If people spoke proper, like, there wouldn't be an issue. 'Should have or 'should've', spoken correctly, do not sound like should of.