I’m not telling anyone what to do. You make your own choices. Just seems a wierd choice when there are better words. 🤷🏻‍♀️

Then you know I’m always going to speak out for awareness on this topic. There are better words.

Especially in a way that demeans them.

You’re still using the insult to the disabled person. You’re feeding into the premise that being disabled is bad. It perpetuates stereotypes. I have kids with cognitive disabilities. They work twice as hard to do half as much and they’re kind. They don’t deserve to have assholes compared to them.

Thank you. 😊

It’s not about high road or low road. It’s about hurting those who don’t deserve it when there are better words to say what you mean. You do you, but I’d encourage you to at least think about it. www.specialolympics.org/stories/impa...

The thing is, you’re not hurting them. You’re comparing them to someone with a disability and insinuating that to have such a disability is a bad thing. People don’t choose to have intellectual abilities and they aren’t willfully anything. They don’t deserve the comparison.

If someone’s being one, I don’t see why not.

I will! I say that every word is a piece of Cymru that lives in my heart wherever I am. You have been given an incredible gift to have it as your first language. I’m very jealous. 😊

Please consider retiring the r-word. It’s super harmful to people with intellectual disabilities and they’ve asked us to stop. If someone’s ridiculous or ignorant or a shit-stirrer or whatever, consider saying that. ✌🏻

We barely need a reason. We’re mad at everything for no reason at all. And for all the reasons. Because…I mean we can see all that’s going on.

Yes!

A diolch i ti am siarad Cymraeg efo fi. Dw i angen ymarger mwy. 😊

Mae hynny'n waith pwysig i'r anifeiliaid hynny!

Mae’r draenogod yn ciwt iawn. ❤️

This is my head cannon for sure! 😂

I think of this quote often.