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yummines wrote:thread is probably going to get locked like the last one did...

anyhow why would you want a disability? it doesn't give you special powers like Daredevil or something. i would prefer going to Yamaku while perfectly normal thank you (it's discussed in the game that those without issues can go to Yamaku).

Of course I'd prefer not to have a disability, but if I had to chose it would be no legs. ^^

Alexbond. I want to kill you right now. I want to gut you alive so before you die you might slightly understand what a disability is.
I have been stuck with Autism my entire life, I had to spend three years at a school for the mentally disabled. Which may I add is MUCH wose than Yamaku. At least students at that school knew the meaning of the word "freedom". At Hawthorne (my special school) there is a camera in every room except the bathroom. One in five peers you couldn't even talk to because they didn't even have the brain function beyond a 2 year old.

I'm lucky enough that I was allowed to go home at the end of the damn day. Kids that had to live in the dorms (that looked more like jail cells) had an 8:00 curfew. Three years of being treated like someone who couldn't function, a broken fragment of what was supposed to be a human being. Does anyone know what that's like? Does anyone share the same scars me and my friends from Hawthorne do? People like you make me sick.

Zezin wrote:Alexbond. I want to kill you right now. I want to gut you alive so before you die you might slightly understand what a disability is.
I have been stuck with Autism my entire life, I had to spend three years at a school for the mentally disabled. Which may I add is MUCH wose than Yamaku. At least students at that school knew the meaning of the word "freedom". At Hawthorne (my special school) there is a camera in every room except the bathroom. One in five peers you couldn't even talk to because they didn't even have the brain function beyond a 2 year old.

I'm lucky enough that I was allowed to go home at the end of the damn day. Kids that had to live in the dorms (that looked more like jail cells) had an 8:00 curfew. Three years of being treated like someone who couldn't function, a broken fragment of what was supposed to be a human being. Does anyone know what that's like? Does anyone share the same scars me and my friends from Hawthorne do? People like you make me sick.

exactly why a thread like this was locked a while back...

threads like these don't do anything but trivialize how devastating it really is to have a disability

Which disability would I want...

Hm...


How about the one that doesn't lead to years of isolation, crippling trauma, and various forms of deep-rooted damage?

I'm guessing Alex's disability is stupidity...

Xanatos wrote:Which disability would I want...

Hm...


How about the one that doesn't lead to years of isolation, crippling trauma, and various forms of deep-rooted damage?

I'm guessing Alex's disability is stupidity...

*highfive*

I like how this thread is from March and was bumped for no reason.
On-topic: none.

yummines wrote:

Zezin wrote:Alexbond. I want to kill you right now. I want to gut you alive so before you die you might slightly understand what a disability is.
I have been stuck with Autism my entire life, I had to spend three years at a school for the mentally disabled. Which may I add is MUCH wose than Yamaku. At least students at that school knew the meaning of the word "freedom". At Hawthorne (my special school) there is a camera in every room except the bathroom. One in five peers you couldn't even talk to because they didn't even have the brain function beyond a 2 year old.

I'm lucky enough that I was allowed to go home at the end of the damn day. Kids that had to live in the dorms (that looked more like jail cells) had an 8:00 curfew. Three years of being treated like someone who couldn't function, a broken fragment of what was supposed to be a human being. Does anyone know what that's like? Does anyone share the same scars me and my friends from Hawthorne do? People like you make me sick.

exactly why a thread like this was locked a while back...

threads like these don't do anything but trivialize how devastating it really is to have a disability

Makes you wonder why it wasn't locked back then.

In hindsight, I feel bad for commenting on this thread so much...

Enemy | wrote:I like how this thread is from March and was bumped for no reason.
On-topic: none.

You already have a disability: Being Emi with a mustache.

Enemy | wrote:I like how this thread is from March and was bumped for no reason.

Many interesting threads can be found if you choose to look beyond the first page. (I was bored seeing the same threads every day)

Xanatos wrote:You already have a disability: Being Emi with a mustache.

OMFG YES!

Xanatos wrote:

Enemy | wrote:I like how this thread is from March and was bumped for no reason.
On-topic: none.

You already have a disability: Being Emi with a mustache.

That's not a disability that's a gift

Enemy | wrote:

Xanatos wrote:

Enemy | wrote:I like how this thread is from March and was bumped for no reason.
On-topic: none.

You already have a disability: Being Emi with a mustache.

That's not a disability that's a gift

And that was my second thought.

Enemy | wrote:

Xanatos wrote:

Enemy | wrote:I like how this thread is from March and was bumped for no reason.
On-topic: none.

You already have a disability: Being Emi with a mustache.

That's not a disability that's a gift

Is it lemon-scented?

Xanatos wrote:

Enemy | wrote:

Xanatos wrote:You already have a disability: Being Emi with a mustache.

That's not a disability that's a gift

Is it lemon-scented?

Probably. With a touch of sweat.

Whoa, Zezin. I realize it's a stupid topic, but that response escalated things pretty quickly.

I'm not that surprised that Emi's is so high, but I would have figured Hanako's to beat it (concealable scarring or psychological damage? not sure which, but either looks to be less of an impediment than the others), and Lilly's to be right at the bottom with zero.

That said, my answer? Uh, none. It was said back on the first page, but I don't know why anyone would want a disability. It's right there in the name - the loss of an ability.

Nyzer wrote:That said, my answer? Uh, none. It was said back on the first page, but I don't know why anyone would want a disability. It's right there in the name - the loss of an ability.

Pretty sure that'd be the typical response. Unfortunately, the original question was worded completely wrong and definitely comes off as insensitive.