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I have a handicapped son and as I've pointed out here before, I'd appreciate it if you would choose a word that indicated the writer (in this case) decided to n
by smoyer 12y ago
I have a handicapped son and as I've pointed out here before, I'd appreciate it if you would choose a word that indicated the writer (in this case) decided to not live up to their potential instead of implying their potential was somehow degraded.
Those with disabilities would thank you ... they often work very hard to do things we consider "rote".
EDIT: I forgot to say that I absolutely agree with the sentiment of your comment ... reading that was brain-twistingly horrible (usually you can guess what words the author's spell-checker changed). I'm wondering if that post was typed on a phone using two big thumbs.
- Cookingboy 12y agoI sincerely apologize for my insensitivity. It was never my intention to insult people with disabilities, I'm sorry for any offense I may have caused :(