
No literally. People will be going “ugh this teacher gave me a bad grade and I don’t know why so I hate them now” and I’ll be like? Have you asked? Have you requested an explanation and maybe some guidance? And they’re like no cause the teacher sucks because they gave me a bad grade. Most times I’ve asked for help or for an explanation it’s gone fine and turns out they don’t hate me. Like. Come on.
and it’s like… neither of those things are even an indication something is wrong, it’s just that they have internalized ableism or something like that about it and don’t want to be associated with disordered people in the slightest and would rather look honestly worse, bc a lot of disordered ppl can figure shit out on their own and ask for help. not asking for help when you need it just makes you look worse than someone who does.
I also feel like a Woman feeling Uncomfortable at A Bar is reasonably safety related... Your initial point does stand that nt people need to learn that ableism fucks up their own ability to cope, self reflect and problem solve themselves yeah. But this feels like its own thing. You're both allowed to feel uncomfortable for your own reasons. If you agree on it together then just leave, there, mutually affirming coping example
idk i think it’s a little weird to insinuate my friend is nd just because she felt uncomfortable in a bar once. maybe she is, i’m not her doctor, isk. and yes her feelings are valid but she has a habit of complaining about things that i have worse and it’s frustrating and i’m just venting
i don’t mean this in A Way and i get your point but also not everything is a sign of being ND/something else, it’s not weird for someone to be uncomfortable at a bar for any number of reasons, it doesn’t necessarily have to be that they’re ND or even have anxiety or something, sometimes the vibe is just off; it’s possible but i don’t think just this would be enough to suggest it either