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It could also be possible, that you haven’t discovered life in the way that the author refers to. I’m not judging. What I am saying, there are possibly perspec
by shswkna 4y ago
It could also be possible, that you haven’t discovered life in the way that the author refers to. I’m not judging.
What I am saying, there are possibly perspectives on life which you haven’t had the privilege of experiencing, which could make you misunderstand what the author is writing about.
- eyelidlessness 4y agoYes it could very well be possible that I didn’t experience the author’s perspective of life without my medication, because my life without that medication was an unmitigated disaster which narrowed my own experience of anything to crippling, life threatening anxiety and depression. You’re right, I didn’t get the privilege of that life. And I’m not going to go seeking it to satisfy the preferences of people who did.
- flangola7 4y agoCouldn't have said it better myself. People don't question why a blind woman has a stick but will bemoan the pills that make the difference between the ability to live life and not. If I lost my hands but still kept my meds I would be able to find a way to still care for my family and write software. If I kept all my body parts but lost my meds, I wouldn't be able to do any of that.
- qotgalaxy 4y ago[dead]