[ SECRET POST #3418 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3418 ⌋

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

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05. [SPOILERS for Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood]




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Comments

[fscom]

04. http://i.imgur.com/9zL855S.png

[herpymcderp]

So... don't look at him? I don't understand why this is a secret.

Is Stephen Hawking fandom even a thing?

[(Anonymous)]

Probably because they want to listen to the content of the speeches, but don't want to see his deformed face.

[herpymcderp]

But how is this fandom?

[(Anonymous)]

Maybe in connection with the Eddie Redmayne movie, Theory of Everything?

[(Anonymous)]

No different to any other thread about celebrities?

[(Anonymous)]

Those four teeth...

I can understand why you're creeped out.

Maybe if you want to listen to the speech, put it on in one window, and then bring up another window so you have something else to look at.

Not OP.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, those four teeth creep me out too. Like someone put rabbit teeth in the wrong place.

Re: Not OP.

[(Anonymous)]

Wow, you're a total prude. It's just teeth, not vagina dentae.

[(Anonymous)]

There are several things I'd like to say to you and none of them are nice.

[dancingmouse]

Well, you can say them to evolution, because that's what's really to blame here.

[(Anonymous)]

no. it's not. evolutionary psych is bullshit.

[(Anonymous)]

... no?

genuinely not sure if you don't know better or are just trolling

[(Anonymous)]

speaking from a place of zero authority on this, I don't know if you should feel horribly guilty. It's an instinctual response that you obviously know has nothing to do with him as a person. If you were actually interacting with someone with this kind of severe disability you would have more chances to get over that than you do just watching him speak on TV or something, and I bet you would.

[sparrow_lately]

This is the thing. Deformed faces are upset on a like. Evolutionary level. (I personally can put up with just about anything unless someone doesn't have a nose, as then something in my brain signals THAT IS BAD.) It's okay, as long as you keep it to your damn self and never make anyone else do the emotional labor, such as it were, of handling your issue. Especially a disabled or deformed person.

[(Anonymous)]

Nah, it isn't okay at all. Not just for the disabled person but for you. If it causes that must upset for you, get psychiatric help.

And is "evolutionary level" just the white liberal's way of saying "bigotry?" Evolution never taught you "hate anyone who isn't like you." You make that decision on your own. Either that or you have some predestined mental illness (ew!). If that's the case then the whole world would be full of nothing but racist, sexist, whatever the hell people. Also, your nose issue is hilarious. Hopefully your life will be full of people like them, or you'll be forced to watch South Park on repeat XD

[(Anonymous)]

lmao

[(Anonymous)]

If you get to know handicapped people or people with unusual faces / deformities, it can help you get past that. If you don't interact with anyone like that, or know anyone, then it's going to be harder because you haven't really had the chance to get to know someone.

[(Anonymous)]

^This. I work with people who are medically fragile. It takes a bit getting used to when you've never spent time with people who have unusual faces or body structures, but I hardly notice it now. It's just another way human beings can look.

[lb_lee]

It's true. Honestly, I've found basic exposure can help a lot. People do it with me, with mental illness instead of physical. Once it becomes familiar and ordinary, it stops being scary.

[(Anonymous)]

This only works in the sense that you have an actual phobia of this, aka exposure therapy. What is it with people thinking you have to know someone though to feel sympathy for them? It's like white people and their stupid hatred of BLM. You don't have to be black to feel enraged at racism. If things like this bother you just mentally put yourself in their position, or think about the reality of their circumstances. You don't have to interact with a soldier or experience war to know that war is dangerous and bad, for example.

[(Anonymous)]

I mean, if you keep it to yourself and don't say things like that to people who have diseases or disorders that results in unusual or deformed faces, I don't think you have to feel guilty, OP. If you want to listen to his speeches, you don't necessarily have to look at him if it makes you that uncomfortable.

[dancingmouse]

It IS an instinctive, knee jerk reaction to feel uncomfortable around "different" people. As long as you're not telling this to other people, or to the handicapped person themselves, you're fine.

[(Anonymous)]

Only an instinct if your mama didn't raise you right.

[(Anonymous)]

If you actually want to stop feeling that way (not that you have any moral obligation to, but since you say you feel guilty about it), then watch every video of him you can get your hands on and eventually it will happen.