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@professional_naptaker
@carolerohan you fail to see how it is. Literally unABLEto make certain chemicals on our own in our brains
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@butterflyemma
@carolerohan the problem here is that this mindset invalidates people’s very real struggles. You don’t see a person in a wheelchair and say “you’re not disabled, look how strong your arms are”. Yes, people, all people have strengths and positive qualities but to deny their struggles and reframe someone else’s life experience is ableist.
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@stpfroglady
@carolerohan I appreciate the sentiment, but my ADHD is most certainly not a strength.
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@professional_naptaker
@carolerohan just debating disability as a term vs nonsense. Its not an excuse to be literally disabled