Anonymous #2 1d

Some people can’t understand things unless they’ve personally experienced it so they can relate to it, and will project their own mental limits onto something that wasn’t meant for them if they fail to understand it basically

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Anonymous #2 1d

I had to google it ngl

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Anonymous #2 23h

A while ago there was a person who posted a bean soup recipe online and one of the comments was “Can I make this without beans? I don’t like beans.” It’s bean soup, soup made of beans, so instead of of just NOT making it they felt the need to ask someone to accommodate them. That’s not possible without fundamentally changing the recipe.

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Anonymous #4 23h

If you don’t like beans, just move on to the next recipe. Not everything needs to be fully accommodated if it causes the thing to fundamentally change from what it was originally meant to be. HEAVY caveat: this does not apply to actual disabilities, this is more to the general public to just move on if the recipe/post/video/whatever not meant for you instead of bending the world to fit you all the time

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Anonymous #5 20h

Tiktok "theories" are just people discovering something that's already been discovered and naming it after one specific example rather than a description of the whole phenomenon

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