[ SECRET POST #3125 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3125 ⌋

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[sarillia]

I think for me it comes down to the meaning behind that sort of story and the way it's done. There are some disorders of mine in real life that I've learned to manage so much better than I did in the past that it's practically like being cured to compare how I am today to how I was at other times in my life. I'm not sure I've ever seen a story that really gets what that's like. A lot of the time it seems to be motivated by people without disabilities going "look how much more cool shit this character can do without those problems!" and no interest in looking at the psychology of it.

But I'm weird anyway. Pain gets treated as the #1 "of course people would want that cured if it was possible" thing but there are other things I'd want cured first if it was possible.