Thor is dyslexic/has learning disabilities

[omoyasha.livejournal.com]

Does anyone know of any stories where Thor is either dyslexic, or has the Asgardian equivalent of another learning or mild intellectual disability?  Because, like, Thor definitely seems to be BY FAR the least academically inclined in his family, and I think it would be really interesting to see something exploring the possibility that he doesn't just avoid it because it's boring, he's actually REALLY BAD at it (anywhere from "functionally illiterate" to at least having to sound things out and reading at a much lower level than most Aesir with as many years of education as he's had), and that's why he tends to leave the academics to Loki.
I'm especially interested in scenarios where the other Avengers don't realize at first — maybe assuming he doesn't read English because Allspeak doesn't work as well on writing, or something like that.

Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I don't think this is quite what you were looking for, but it's mentioned

Something New To Learn by silveryink

https://archiveofourown.org/works/17622131#main (https://archiveofourown.org/works/17622131#main)

[(Anonymous)]

OP, sorry for the late response but that is actually perfect, ty!

[(Anonymous)]

hi I'm Kiki and I just wanted to ask you if you had dyslexia like me and my sister and my dad

[(Anonymous)]

dyslexia does not make you intellectually disabled you nub!, I'm dyslexic and head of a department for an ML platform

[shani shulman (from livejournal.com)]

In the current Norwegian-language show Ragnarok, Magne is the modern depiction of Thor and Lauritz his younger brother is the modern Loki. Magne has dyslexia and struggles in school so he is in the same class as his brother at their small school in a city called Edda.