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Mentally challenged people, what's it like? (lemmy.ml)

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[–] [email protected] 9 points 3 days ago

Oofers looks like this didn't turn out so well. The phrasing is a bit harsh, but it seems like you were trying to learn and get new perspectives. The backlash seems a bit too strong here.

I'd be curious for folks to express their experiences, or maybe help explain why they are so angry. I see that the title is not a very neutral description of neurodivergence but it's also a very regular way to describe it at least from where I'm from.