[ SECRET POST #3319 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3319 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Homestuck]


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[Manhunter, Criminal Minds, CSI and X-Files]


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[Heroes Reborn]


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[Story of Seasons]


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[Keanu Reeves]


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[One Punch Man]


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11. http://i.imgur.com/Pc6ksVv.png
[photo of naked dude in a suggestive(?) position]


















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Comments

Re: Should universities allow "ESA" Emotional Support Animals in dorms?

[(Anonymous)]

Shitty therapists are all over the place - but so are shitty doctors. Lots of disabilities COULD be faked to get any random accommodation/medication/whatever. Frankly, I know more people with real disabilities who aren't given the accommodations they require - ESPECIALLY by colleges. Colleges are often very strict about accommodation. So, there isn't really a hoard of students bringing fake emotional support animals into dorms - I have known two people who got theirs approved and they went to two totally different schools. And both of them had a real, demonstrable need for them and greatly benefitted.

I definitely agree that there should be an enforced standard of care for ESAs just like any other animal, but I do think you're overstating the issue of college students faking it.