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Arcane artstyle is diabolical...

Yesterday, I was with a friend, and we saw this young person with a cane walking. My friend said 'i feel bad for (pronoun, but idk their pronouns, so I'm gone use they/them, even though this friend used different pronouns for the person) them.' And my brain decided to go into fight or flight mode, but I was able to keep it quiet from outside. My brain went onto the defensive. I think my brain thinks/thought/word that when she said that, she was pitying the person. Which, pity hurts. If someone pityied me, I would feel disgusted and want to punch them in the face and ask if they think I weak creature could do that. Anyways, when I looked at them, I didn't feel pity. I actually just saw another human creature. Idk. There was no separation in my brain. They're just a person who uses a cane. My friend uses glasses. I should probably get my own arm braces for when I hurt my wrists. It's just another thing that people use to be able to do things, but no cause for pity. We should help people with disabilities, make things accessible, but we don't need to look down, nor separate ourselves. There's literally no difference. They use a cane and might have difficulty with stairs etc. but they're still a person. They're not suddenly a new creature. I have a friend who uses a wheelchair and can't do anything for herself. She is still such a cool person and has a bright brain. Idk. There's no separation in my brain from people who have disabilities and myself (who's disabilities are actually very hidden and don't really hinder anything much (mostly mental, lol) so I'm not really actually disabled). And, well, I guess it really shocked my brain because my friend uses glasses, which is an aid too, just like a cane is. Yeah, they're different aids for different things. Very different things. But they're both still an aid.