Dee @addeecee.bsky.social · 09/09/2025people will seemingly go to great effort to avoid using the word disabled, no matter how disabled they or their loved ones are i don’t get it 3143
SciRenn @scirenn.bsky.social · 09/09/2025Boss had neck surgery and he came back after his time off having to use a walker. My coworker was talking to someone about how we're all "falling apart" because so many people have been having health issues and surgeries. He overheard, calls her on the phone just to tell me her he's "not cri**led" 🫠 110
Cheshire Cat ᓚᘏᗢ, @autismsupsoc.bsky.social · 09/09/2025Disabled is not a dirty word. #passItOnmedia.tenor.coma speech bubble says disabled is not a dirty wordAlt: Animation that says “disabled is not a dirty word” with an iconic wheelchair users animatic.Dee@addeecee.bsky.socialpeople will seemingly go to great effort to avoid using the word disabled, no matter how disabled they or their loved ones are i don’t get it 074
Rabia @rahbeeuh.bsky.social · 09/09/2025Some have been conditioned to use niceties or euphemisms such as "special needs" "differently abled" "handicapable" and such. To an extent some are even using "neurodivergent" as a euphemism. 110
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