Re: What would your disability be?
Posted: Fri Apr 26, 2013 9:24 pm
Exactly. No.yummines wrote:saying "what would your disability be" is kind of insensitive to people who actually have diasbilities no?
Exactly. No.yummines wrote:saying "what would your disability be" is kind of insensitive to people who actually have diasbilities no?
Please, by all means, go ahead.yummines wrote:
i would post that one picture from the last thread about this but i think i would depress too many people.
oh ok.Scorch wrote:Please, by all means, go ahead.yummines wrote:
i would post that one picture from the last thread about this but i think i would depress too many people.
Is that a serious question? Because the answer may depress you. People suck.pandaphil wrote:Since when has anyone made light of disabilities?
I've seen quite a few make light of disabilities here (myself included) but it's either their own (so they're allowed) or joking about the KS cast (also allowed because it's fictional and anyone who has a problem with that sucks for not knowing the difference).pandaphil wrote:Yeah they do. But I meant people here though.
Hell, a lot of the people here already have disabilities of their own.
I fail to see how the pic treats disabilities seriously.yummines wrote:oh ok.Scorch wrote:Please, by all means, go ahead.yummines wrote:
i would post that one picture from the last thread about this but i think i would depress too many people.
obligatory post for threads making light of disabilities
I hadn't seen a thread like this before, it was the first one i made. Half regretting it now. I'm not entirely sure what i expected to happen with the formation of this.ShadeHaven wrote:No disrespect to the op, but every one of these disability threads ends up this way. What's the point in making them?
"The search function is something that other people use."ShadeHaven wrote:No disrespect to the op, but every one of these disability threads ends up this way. What's the point in making them?
metalangel wrote:"The search function is something that other people use."ShadeHaven wrote:No disrespect to the op, but every one of these disability threads ends up this way. What's the point in making them?
Also, probably because not many people know what Proteus syndrome is. Or those other unknowns that have/haven't been listen yet. Maybe a short list, with a bunch of descriptions...Oddball wrote:I think part of the problems is that nobody really wants to have a disability so when asked to pick one, everybody always picks something easy to work around. You're never going to find anybody in any of these topics that says "I want Proteus syndrome" or "I want to be paralyzed from the waist down."