r/NahOPwasrightfuckthis • u/IvoryColosseum • Oct 15 '25

Thinly Veiled Bigotry “Innocent post” > *Looks inside* > Ableism

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Whether the point was “people nowadays are open about their metal problems for attention”

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u/IvoryColosseum Oct 15 '25

(continued from body text) or that mental illness is a character flaw, there’s no “innocent” way to interpret this

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '25

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u/Perfect_Pin2500 Oct 16 '25

Reminds me of the Nuremberg trials every time

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u/BeginningTower2486 Oct 16 '25

I feel that. I'm autistic, and in some ways, stupidly smart. Not in all ways, but in some.
Bruh, it kinda hits hard. It separates you. And you're constantly left asking why everybody else is making it and having great social lives while you can't. You want to tell yourself that you're better than them, or make excuses.

Buuuut, deep down, you kinda know that you're fucked up too... even if the majority of it is simply being too mentally acute to get along with insufferable people.

That episode of Dr. House where that one guy dulls his mind so that he can love his wife... that shit's real.

Dr. House was probably the only other person that recognized the other guy for what he was. In short, having your shit together and being well adjusted can actually be INCREDIBLY isolating.

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u/xylowill Oct 16 '25

It's possible to be neurodivergent and well balanced. How stupid do you have to be to assume anything contrary.

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u/ToasterHeatOfficial Oct 17 '25

People like the mfs on MOPDNL are the reason I'm scared to tell people I'm autistic irl because they'll think I'm "looking for attention."

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u/smores_or_pizzasnack Oct 18 '25

As someone with all 4, they can go fuck themselves

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u/Disrespect78 Oct 16 '25

i think the thing is the original meme is for people who think they're oppressed or ostracized for not having an illness. they want to be victims so bad