> Where there is no ill intent, insults should not be taken. I don't know if this is true even in the general case. It is entirely possible to insult someone w

> Where there is no ill intent, insults should not be taken. I don't know if this is true even in the general case. It is entirely possible to insult someone with no ill intent, such as "you speak well for a black" or "you're funny for a female" or "you're alright for a homosexual". I don't believe "have you tried keto?" to a chronically ill person requires different cognitive faculties here. Note: I am also an objective third party. I don't have a chonic illness and have no dog in this fight. It seems to me that a chronically ill person is saying "while your intentions may be good, they are deceasing my quality of life", and I'm choosing to believe them.