Mar 10, 2025
To:Taylor J
Yeah, it can be difficult, but I suppose it's just an attitude thing? I don't know.
Like I have a little bit of sympathy for older disabled people because it was a lot different back then you know you were just kind of shoved into a room and left to your own devices. In incidences like that, I can see why you would think that the world is not worth dirt that it's made from.
I think the trick is, or at least for me, is not to put too much pressure on yourself. Yes, it's important that you find things you can do to your limitations, but I just have a really kind of laid-back attitude to things like writing. If you start thinking about whether something is good or whether people like it or if you're even good enough to be doing the thing, you don't really get anything done.
It's just a matter of perspective really like I could never tell another disabled person to adopt my way of life because my way of thinking is unique to me just in the same way that the brand of living and thinking would be unique to them. Despite what people like to think, we are not an amorphous blob.
But yes, you're right everyone is capable of anything emotion ways because we're all the same. The only difference is is that some parts work and some parts don't. That doesn't automatically mean that someone is a cherub. You can be a cunt without having working legs.
