[ SECRET POST #3420 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3420 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Given what you said above, it sounds like therapy might do you some good - that sort of visceral reaction to the thought of any and all disability isn't normal, and unpacking it might help you function better day-to-day. Who you write about isn't really that important, but being able to interact with disabled people without thinking of them as malfunctioning and lesser is.

[(Anonymous)]

This is a little extreme, maybe. OP lacks perspective. Their isolated negative experience with one severely disabled person has thrown them off, and to correct it all they need to do is take a deep breath, step back from the situation and realize that their one experience isn't representative of how all disabled people are, everywhere. If OP is reasonably intelligent, that's something they can do on their own.

[(Anonymous)]

OP hasn't even stated "negative experiences." She just said she doesn't like him. Honestly, the problem is really her and not disabled people at all.

[(Anonymous)]

They mentioned their negative experience in the comments, upthread.