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I think this has a few big social components to it. - If you find yourself surrounded by a community that’s unsupportive, making disability a part of your iden
by parpfish 2y ago
I think this has a few big social components to it.
- If you find yourself surrounded by a community that’s unsupportive, making disability a part of your identity could be an attempt to extract what you need from a community that’s unwilling to give it
- If you develop unrealistic standards or expectations, you might reason that “I can’t do $hard_thing is $self_diagnosis” and not “actually, everyone struggles to do $hard_thing”