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people who draw Goku without foreskin confuse me like do yall think Saiyans do circumcision. Do you think Grandpa Gohan circumcised Goku.
this makes me wonder: how do people feel about people with chronic nerve pain? do they also think lesser of it since it is invisible?
> ADHD is a disability
> Austism is a disability
> POTS is a disability
> EDS is a disability
> Dyslexia is a disability
> Endometriosis is a disability
> Chronic Migraine is a disability
> Dyspraxia and dyscalculia and dysgraphia are disabilities
> BPD is a disability
> Auditory Processing Disorder is a disability.
> Looking at me you couldn't tell I have all of these.
lol i thought the hate for one piece was legit until i watched 60 episodes and realised, tho the pacing is shit and the sheer amount of flashbacks are insane, it absolutely exceeds dragon ball and jojo in many ways
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ADHD isn't a "mild mental health" condition.
Don't MPs have a responsibility to not spread misinformation?
Handing out disabled rail cards and 30% discounts to people with mild mental health conditions is mad.
And to force doctors and health proesssionals into a gatekeeping role is worse still.
At a time when the Government should be reducing the welfare bill they are expanding benefit entitlements even further.
The Labour Party is the Welfare Party.
thesun.co.uk/news/40856734/a…
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wondering if there is a particular reason that most new guro art fixates so heavily on amputation as opposed to lacerations, cuts, stabs, and otherwise other acts of maiming, like there is *so much* amputation/beheading comparatively, what is the precursor to this preference??
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If you are psychologically ready to accept this, then you are ready to learn Chinese.
it only hit me recently how insane it is people do not understand adhd.
its like asking someone with a broken foot to run. they can do it, it really sucks, and they want to be able to run but they cant.
its a full on disability treated like laziness
“The ADHD initiation struggle is real. It’s not a function of personality or character but rather a true neurological impact.” Here are 3 tools that can help. psychologytoday.com/us/blog/…
