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I don't see a problem with this so long as it is by choice. At least in japan there is a place for people like this unlike in the west. I mean, I get not havin
by _8j50 4y ago
I don't see a problem with this so long as it is by choice. At least in japan there is a place for people like this unlike in the west.
I mean, I get not having a place in social circles, communities and even things like never marrying or having kids and not having friends. Whatever, Those are all great but no one deserves them. But if a person, for whatever reason, cannot socialize or interact well with others should they..what? Die or be institutionalized? Should that human potential go to waste? If they can wfh or in any way function I think they should be supported.
I don't think I am a social recluse to that level myself but I am constantly frustrated and fail at being expected to be socially-competent. And it isn't for a lack of effort, so I feel like I can relate to this a bit.
Some people truly have a mental deficiency (and maybe I am one but I don't know) but in many cases it is similar to obesity in that everyone from the outside can easily suggest that you work out and diet but in reality, for many people this is like saying "climb mount everest while running a marathon".
People in general first and foremost must be allowed to exist in their current state before they can improve their situation, so long as they aren't causing harm to others.