[ SECRET POST #2405 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2405 ⌋

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Comments

[dreemyweird]

Sorry you have to go through this, OP. Since your problem seems to lie in the fact that people think you can't be active and have adventures while having a limp and not in how they react to your appearance, I'm not really sure if anything I can tell you would be of any real comfort. [because as to the appearance aspect, I think that canes are cool and give one a slightly Byronesque flair. Sometimes I entertain an idea of buying one for myself, especially since I have a weird habit of walking with a limp - even though physically I've never had one - but then I don't want people to assume that I have a disability, it would look like attention seeking]

Still, Dr. Joseph Bell, for instance - the/a prototype of Holmes - did really have a limp that he acquired after falling victim to diphtheria (that, in turn, he went down with after trying to save an ill child). Needless to say, he was still absolutely awesome and led an active life.