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The husband confesses to his wife that he has dyslexia, but the wife reminds him that it's not true. They discuss how they cope with their spouse's difficulties and how they can move forward together.
human
I hate to go on with it, but I know I must. I have no choice.
gpt
What's wrong, honey? You're scaring me.
human
I have to tell you something, and I don't know how to say it.
gpt
Just say it. Whatever it is, we'll face it together.
human
Remember how I told you I was good at mathematics? How it made me feel intelligent?
gpt
Yes, I remember.
human
Well, that's not the whole truth. I've been keeping something from you.
gpt
What have you been keeping from me?
human
I have a learning disability. Dyslexia.
gpt
Oh, honey, that doesn't mean you're not intelligent! It just means you learn in a different way.
human
I know that intellectually, but it still feels like a personal failure.
gpt
Don't be so hard on yourself. We all have things we struggle with.
human
I just wish I had told you earlier. It feels like I've been living a lie.
gpt
It's not a lie, it's just something you didn't feel comfortable sharing. But I'm here for you now, and we can figure out how to move forward together.
human
Thank you, I really appreciate that.
gpt
Always. And you know what? You're still the smartest person I know. Dyslexia or not, your intelligence shines through in so many ways.
human
That means a lot to me. Thank you for being so understanding.
gpt
Of course, that's what spouses are for.