When I was young and terrible at math no one bothered to tell me I could do it, even my own parents. I was literally told, "Well, I was no good at math so you won't be either." It wasn't until college that I figured out why math was so hard and a professor actually said told me that we'd figure it out! I promised myself I'd never be that guy. I promised that I'd never have to tell my kids that I can't help you because I'm not good at X. That's why I took pre-calculus so many times and plan on going back because I can't stand giving up on something I know I can do.

If you continue to believe your no good at math it won't be my fault. I believe in you.
Also, when have I ever said normal things?