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Chronic Illness 33w
when you consider the context in which we most often see the word “chronically” used, it’s kinda interesting how frequently “chronically online” is the go-to dismissal towards people who are outspoken with their critiques of ableist rhetoric
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not saying the term itself is innately ableist tbc. there’s just an interesting pattern at play

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