Social Experiment: At Some Point In Their Lives Every Single Able-bodied Person Should Be Put In A Wheelchair,

Social experiment: at some point in their lives every single able-bodied person should be put in a wheelchair, challenged to do the groceries and travel on a bus to do so (including sloped footpaths, busy places, and throw some looks in etc)

It'd make everyone so much more sympathetic to disability and to those who have to use chairs on the daily.

Sincerely,

I've been in a chair in public for 20 minutes and I've already had several inappropriate comments and many uncomfortable and sympathetic stares, people grabbing my handlebars...and a "fucking cripples" from a 13 (ish) year old when the bus driver asked him to move from the disabled seating..

yeah, shoutout to wheelchair users, y'all are awesome and underappreciated...but seriously everyone should have to try this at least once.

This list includes doctors in the United States, Australia, Canada, and Europe!

Even if you're not the target demographic, please share for any of your friends who may be.

And if you or someone you know would like to be added to the list, there's a place for that!

Which one? Some of us are nice 🥺

Am I cute? No. But do I have a nice personality? Also no

Ah ha! That is ✨me✨

Hello!!!

I go by Eddie now. Introducing myself as Semicolon always felt a little strange, and I didn't want to be that weird. Besides, anyone who knows what a semicolon tattoo means would immediately ask if I held traumatic memories.

My full name is Eddie (Ed) Hope Semicolon now 😁🌻

Silly system dynamic 1!!!

Make a top 10 silliest names in your system

If you don't have that much names, a top any number you want of silliest names, or just one number

Silly bonus points if you add context, origin or some extra info with the silly names

craving human contact but the only four people i talk to are busy

"Your first set of four wheels should've been a car, not a wheelchair" ~ our mother she's not wrong, and that's the shit bit

sending love to my fellow disabled teens... it's hard