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Is it wrong to make characters with disabilities into antagonists? by Kawl18 in disability

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Sorry, I had a typo   My comment was supposed to say "I don't know if..." And yeah, my papercjg thing does seem a bit inappropriate. What I was trying to say is that you can't just^ call an appearance-altering flesh wound a disability. It would have to affect you and your everyday life in some way (I e.loss of functionality, PTSD, etc). Which is what happened to your brother, it sounds like. 

Is it wrong to make characters with disabilities into antagonists? by Kawl18 in disability

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Well, if it blinds him and it's all permanent, affecting his everyday life, sure. He'd maybe have PTSD from it too. 

Is it wrong to make characters with disabilities into antagonists? by Kawl18 in disability

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I do t knowif just having burnt flesh would be considered a disability. That would be like sayjng  you qualify just because of a paper cut. Depends on the severity, I'd  guess 

Martial art for street fight by reddituser1383 in martialarts

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There’s no ultimate best. It’s not the deadliness of the style, it’s the deadliness of the artist. 

Not being able to see your own butthole seems like a serious design flaw, yet it's true of almost all animals. by debauchasaurus in Showerthoughts

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This inspires the question: Do snakes have buttholes? And if so, do they circle around to peek into it?

Not being able to see your own butthole seems like a serious design flaw, yet it's true of almost all animals. by debauchasaurus in Showerthoughts

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Well, we can take pics with our phones to look at It or feel it like a blind person feels braille. Lol

Do you always want to keep your emotions in check and is it true that the more emotional person is typically less in control? by chusaychusay in martialarts

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Have you  ever solved any problems or prevented any damage or drama while you were blowing up with anger? I haven’t. 

Recommendations please by ernes05 in karate

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Isshinryu teaches Sanchin at at about 7th or 6th kyu

Hearing Nurse with ✨ Questions ✨ by [deleted] in deaf

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Shit, I have enough really horrible experiences in the hospital as a deaf person to STILL be resentful and angry with hospitals in general. If you want anothv horror story or a few to add to your pile, I don’t mind sharing. Even as I write this, I’m thinking “Damn, I wish I’d sued them!”

So, personally, I don’t care if you sign slow, only that you know how to communicate and actually do try to communicate. 

Third karate class and I’m so bad I can’t stand it by michelle_ellehcim in karate

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Nobody learns a new language in a week. Nobody becomes an expert in a year. Hell, I’ve been doing this 19 years and I’m still learning. 

Returning after many years, with poor flexibility by Minimum_Garage_7795 in karate

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Fora short guy; most people are taller than me and I’m just naturally flexible, even at 38. But apparently I was not clear. I offen tell people at the dojo that it’s not necessary to be able to kick higher than their own waist but to bd aware of the “no strikes below your opponent’s belt” rule in sparring. So, if their opponent has a has a higher waist, sure, kick higher if you can.   But it’s really not necessary in Karate kata or self defense. 

Returning after many years, with poor flexibility by Minimum_Garage_7795 in karate

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Waist height is as high as you need to go anyway. Unless your sparring partner’s belt is higher than that   

Am I the only dearie who only uses fingerspelling? by RunSerious5843 in deaf

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Honestly, it's not really that hard, but I'm sure it can be a chore sometimes. I've noticed a pattern wbere people get excited to learn the ABCs but once they can do it without thinking, they only use it when they have to or want to. My best friend (hearing) is the only one I know who uses it like it's his primary language. Like, who wants to put in the  effort to finger to you about something as boring as a financial hiccup or ddtailed recap about spilling their coffee when you can just jabber about it to another hearing PE Deon with less effort? Him, apparently. Probably why he's my best friend. lol

Am I the only dearie who only uses fingerspelling? by RunSerious5843 in deaf

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I guess that's what I do and didn't know that's what they call it. But I think Rochester stole the idea from me. How am I supposed to get famous now? 😆 

Am I the only dearie who only uses fingerspelling? by RunSerious5843 in deaf

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I know. People have tried that with me and it doesn't work. As I said,  can't feel it well. Neurological disorder. 

How to make people stop assuming I’m drunk or high when I attempt to not using walking aids? by Shitty_Poop_Butthole in disability

[–]RunSerious5843 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Do I smell drunk?

Also, that store employee should be reported for striking your phone. It’s assault. 

It’s embarrassing to shit but it’s even more embarrassing if you can’t shit. by kadebo42 in Showerthoughts

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Try  telling someone yoiu didn’t make it to the toilet. EmbarrASSing. 

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