Anonymous #1 2w

yes exactly make your own video!! if i were the one that posted that video and saw that comment id be like 🫤

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Anonymous OP 2w

fr… like do you want us to throw you a pity party???

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Anonymous #3 2w

Hey.. dyslexia doesn’t mean you can’t read a room…

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Anonymous #4 2w

it was a joke love

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Anonymous #5 2w

It’s abelist tho because some people might believe that

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Anonymous #4 2w

I was gonna say someone I know has a child and she has PCOS

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Anonymous #4 2w

ur the typa person my comment above applies to 🙏

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Anonymous #4 2w

im a female who was born without a uterus lol. my sister has offered to be a surrogate but

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Anonymous #4 2w

bruh

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Anonymous #5 2w

No i think putting people with learning disabilities down is wrong. Just bc someone is an idiot doesn’t mean we need to associate those people with them. If anything they would be more of an ASD symptom.

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Anonymous #8 2w

What does that have to do with PCOS tho? Do u still have ovaries despite not having a uterus? R u a type of intersex or syndrome carrier?

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Anonymous #4 2w

… do you have dyslexia? cause what they said was a joke abt not reading the room… play on words… inability to read a room doesn’t make someone dumb just dense. ur making all these random connections over a joke my guy pls go touch some grass.

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Anonymous #5 2w

I’m a special ed teacher.

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Anonymous #4 2w

oh no i’m like technically intersex because i have complete androgen insensitivity syndrome

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Anonymous #5 2w

Yea I know what the joke was but it’s rude, unless you yourself have dyslexia you shouldn’t make jokes like that. We need to do better. This isn’t even white knighting. The person in question is dumb not someone having dyslexia ofc obviously

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Anonymous #8 2w

I figured it was one of those tbh that’s cool tho you must have eggs right tho? I wonder if it would be hereditary if your sister was a surrogate

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Anonymous #4 2w

it’s possible that she could have a gene for it since i’m pretty sure it’s a mutation but find she’s almost 16 and got her period like 3 years ago she isn’t like expressing it or whatever m. idk i just really want kids is all 💔💔💔

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Anonymous #4 2w

“ofc obviously” dawg im a speacial ed teacher too😭 and i can tell you’re reacting emotionally instead of logically here. maybe take a step back and think abt what you just said. “it’s fine if they have dyslexia but if thy ey don’t they can’t say that!!” girl how do u know if they do or don’t? pls lighten up the world can only be so negative.

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Anonymous #4 2w

I’m pretty sure androgen-insensitivity means you can’t have eggs since you were supposed to have sperm (but didn’t because androgen insensitivity)

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are you dyslexic?

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Anonymous #5 2w

Ok so u make fun of students? Dude what? Do you think it’s ok to say r*tarded or tone deaf or you’re blind? Idiot/dumb are also historically used to describe disabled people medically. And imbecile.

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Also dyslexic people CAN read.

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Yea but the joke was not only funny but incorrect

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Anonymous #4 2w

Not funny*

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Anonymous #11 2w

yeah there’s nothing there. i’m getting surgery hopefully this spring semester so i can have like functional and aesthetically normal downstairs but im never having my own kids

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Anonymous #13 2w

This 1000%. Pcos doesn’t inherently mean infertile, and infertile doesn’t inherently mean child-free. Acting as if adoption or IVF/surrogacy doesn’t exist. And then on top of the fact that no one asked and this isn’t abt that 😭 I’d go to her profile n find a picture of her w her house/apartment/whatever n say “as a homeless person, i wont ever get to experience this”

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Anonymous #4 2w

I’m dyslexic and autistic - the joke was funny and not ableist at all. It wasn’t putting down dyslexic people bcos it wasn’t making fun of dyslexia at all, it was a play on words with “read the room”. You saying that this shit is potentially indicative of ASD is entirely fucked, though. Being autistic doesn’t make you an attention-seeking bitch. And no one gives a shit what your job is.

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Anonymous #12 2w

So just because you have autism, doesn’t mean that you’re not above being a negative and mean person We can still hold people with disabilities accountable because I myself have a disability and no it isn’t dyslexia however that doesn’t make you above me as well

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Anonymous #12 2w

And when I add, what level of autism do you have what kind of support systems do you need because you don’t represent the entire autism community it’s a spectrum

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Anonymous #4 2w

I never claimed to represent the autism community nor that I was above you. I listed my diagnoses to tell you that 1) as a dyslexic person, the dyslexic joke wasn’t offensive and 2) as a person with autism, the suggestion that the comment indicated ASD was indeed offensive. I’m level 2, and if you knew **anything** about the autism community, you’d know that it’s pretty much universally considered unacceptable to ask someone their support needs outside of a treatment setting.

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Anonymous #12 2w

You cursing at me is insane. And no it’s ok to ask when I have someone cursing at me 😂 however; you have the right to refuse to say anything. You don’t get to dictate what is and what isn’t offensive for other people. If it doesn’t affect you, great! But acting like your internalized ableism is ok doesn’t make another person any less affected.

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Anonymous #4 2w

I wasn’t cursing at you, I was using the second-person indefinite “you” and cursing in general. None of it was directed at you specifically. (I guess saying that your claims are fucked up could technically be considered “directed at you”, but I figure it’s not bcos it’s not hard or unreasonable to stop being a bad person)

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Anonymous #4 2w

Touch grass

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