Anonymous #4 4d

not to mention that a ton of people with debilitating mental illnesses go untreated and undiagnosed which is partly attributable to, say, others around them dismissing their setbacks with remarks like “my brother in christ just do [task]” rather than making any effort to understand why they’re having difficulty

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autistic people aren’t allowed to have a hard time with social interaction anymore because of woke 💔

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Anonymous #4 4d

All I was asking someone to do is to respond to a text which needed an answer by the end of the day, otherwise it would incur financial consequences from me and a whole group of other people. It was a yes or no answer that I needed. That was it. And now when everyone else has been put out of their way, I can’t call it out? I’m supposed to just sit there and say nothing? Because they’re “bad at texting?”

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Anonymous #4 4d

yea but having mental illness isn’t an excuse for being dismissive and avoiding accountability when negatively impacting people

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Anonymous OP 4d

oh. given all that context i do think it’s totally reasonable to be frustrated with the other person, especially if it’s just a yes/no question and they cost everyone else money. like even if they do have a cognitive issue deserving of patience, anyone would be annoyed in your position

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Anonymous OP 4d

i got defensive because the original post was just dismissing the idea of people being justifiably “bad at texting” when there absolutely are complex reasons why that might be true for someone without it being their fault. but yeah, situationally, that shit sucks

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well no

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