@wkamaubell excited for sunday's show, but why "disabled people" and not "people with disabilities"? Person-first language is important.
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I prefer just being called "Disabled" I'm tired of people telling me how I should identify.
I prefer to be called "Ryan" or "Mog" and to have my disability be an afterthought if even mentioned, but to each their own. And I don't mean that in a snarky way, either - what makes humanity excellent is how we're all different.
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However you choose to self identify is up to you! :-)
Kiitos. Käytämme tätä aikajanasi parantamiseen. KumoaKumoa
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And that is perfectly fine. (:
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And so is your chosen ID! ^_^
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I get that, indeed your right,... personally rather not have my disability be an afterthought since when it is I may be locked out of participating in host of activities ranging from social gathering, school settings, patronizing bizzes, parking etc, a quality of life concern.
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I certainly can't disagree there, accessibility is vitally important. Not just for physical disabilities, but neurological and psychological as well (think extra test time for someone with dyslexia). In that regard, keep doing what works for you!
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