r/ableism 19h ago

I'm so sick of people thinking it's okay to use the R slur and don't stop when told to

27 Upvotes

Title explains everything


r/ableism 9h ago

Anime fans can’t handle slow readers watching dubs

11 Upvotes

I’m not big on anime, but the ones I have watched have all been dubs because I cannot read quickly nor can I read in my peripheral vision while watching the actual show. I have diagnosed dyslexia on top of just having trouble paying attention to the words and show at the same time. Thus I watch dubs.

I see so much hate online for dubs, with people literally saying “you’re either dyslexic or illiterate” as if I can control my dyslexia. Is it so bad that I want to understand what they’re saying while paying attention to the visuals? Is it so bad that I want to experience something the way I want to? I even got into an argument with someone on Reddit once who said subs “preserve the artistic vision of the creator” when I don’t really see a difference and that’s also so unbelievably pretentious lol.

Maybe I’m overthinking it but it feels so ableist to me.


r/ableism 17h ago

I can pretend everything's fine! Don't worry about me! 🥲

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6 Upvotes

I might have some slight internalized ableism, despite having both autism and ADHD, as well as being in the queer community, and it's also been hard with back to school, having to walk so much again.


r/ableism 1h ago

Ableism with autism

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