#you could turn disabled today so better start processing your ableist biases sooner than later

[nordic-ravens]

if you get offended when someone suggest you might be disabled due to a condition you have, you have ableism to process.

if you get offended when someone thinks you're disabled, you have ableism to process.

if you feel bad about the thought of being seen as disabled, you have ableism to process.

no matter if you're abled or disabled, if you see the words "disabled" and "disability" as offensive, bad, less-than etc. you have (internalized) ableism to process through.

#why are you so reluctant to possibly be seen as disabled hmm? #if you genuinely don't think disability is bad or makes you less of a person why are you so afraid of it? #you could turn disabled today so better start processing your ableist biases sooner than later #this post includes intellectual. developmental and mental disabilities too btw #disability #disabilities #ableism #disability awareness #actually disabled #physical disability #mental disability #intellectual disability #developmental disability #and yes this is about a rly bad ableist conversation i just had to go through