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WHAT. IS. WRONG. WITH. YALL….. WHAT IS THE OBESSION WITH WANTING IT TO BE A DISORDER… personal opinion keep that mindset because it’s works SOOO well for support needs (sarcasm) anyways imma stick no more disorder mindset, that’s how real support grows…
-13 upvote, 6 comments. Sidechat image post by Anonymous in Neurodivergent. "WHAT. IS. WRONG. WITH. YALL….. WHAT IS THE OBESSION WITH WANTING IT TO BE A DISORDER… personal opinion keep that mindset because it’s works SOOO well for support needs (sarcasm) anyways imma stick no more disorder mindset, that’s how real support grows…"
What’s wrong with a paradigm shift? Why are we refuses to question this neurotypical box…. Logically it doesn’t make sense to only have one brain that’s not even how natural selection or evolution works…
-9 upvote, 1 comment. Sidechat image post by Anonymous in Neurodivergent. "What’s wrong with a paradigm shift? Why are we refuses to question this neurotypical box…. Logically it doesn’t make sense to only have one brain that’s not even how natural selection or evolution works…"
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Anonymous 14h

AI summary lmao

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Anonymous 14h

Not you using Google search AI summary to back up your point be so serious rn

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Anonymous 14h

Also this same person goes on a fucking tirade about this every few months

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Anonymous 13h

There is NOTHING wrong with being disabled. It has real, detrimental aspects and isn’t sunshine and rainbows. It’s not some fucking superpower. And that’s OKAY!!!!

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Anonymous 12h

It’s a disability, you asshole.

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 6h

totally, and a disability isn’t By Definition completely devoid of functional or positive traits, so defining “disorder” by a supposed absence of beneficial qualities totally disregards a basic tenet of disability justice rhetoric / theory

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