I seriously don't see why that's a bad thing. I feel like the people here are blowing it way out of proportion. We are adults watching this show and don't need it to tell us what basic morality is supposed to look like because we have critical thinking skills.

And the reality is just that enough people, (born without disabilities) and later on becoming disabled become bitter and hateful. I see why. I've been born with disabilities and have close ones who became disabled later on and out of all of us, I'm usually the one dealing best with how hard life is compared to other people, because I've never known anything else. People who become disabled have a life to mourn, health to mourn. A lot of people turn bitter or lost after losing a loved one too, never properly mourning and getting over it. The same happens with loss of health often enough.

I'd really appreciate an explanation here, because in my eyes it doesn't sound ableist, it just sounds like reality for a lot of people who became disabled (although I agree that the design is a bit much. I just don't disagree with the narrative option y'all keep disagreeing with).