If i see a disabled person while eating, it feels like i'm eating them

If I'm in the presence of a disabled person when I'm eating, I feel as if it's their flesh I'm eating. This doesn't please/disgust me, but weirds me out a bit, since you know, I don't want to feel like I'm eating someone's flesh. I don't have cannibalistic instincts. This only happens when the disability is physically apparent. I've grown up with a cousin who has cerebral palsy, and this cousin is a very close friend of mine, yet I don't feel like this when I'm eating with her.

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  • xfg24

    I have never eaten a disabled person before, but I imagine they would taste pretty good with the high fat to low muscle ratio. Kind of how they chain calves to the ground so their muscles can't develop.

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    • Person#3737473

      That's really offensive to disabled people.

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      • idraggie

        I told my disabled cousin about this, she doesn't think it's offensive, she just thinks it's super weird.

        Also, I don't see how something I don't really have any control on, I don't act on or go around rallying for would be offensive.

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      • xfg24

        I would consider it a compliment if someone told me I looked delicious.

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    • ShereKhan

      not all of them are like that tho, i know in my school they use to give disabled people muscle therapy or whatever it's called where they did exercise out of their wheelchairs. i use to work down there because i tried to burn the schools oval so they forced me to help them during my spare lessons

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    • Ellenna

      Not scared of a stupid sterotype, are you? What gives you the idea that as a group, people with disabilities are all fat?

      It would be great if you turned your brain on and accepted that EVERYONE - yes, even you - is one car accident, work place injury, serious assault, illness away from having to live with a disability..... and that's only the physical ones: I can't resist pointing out that in my opinion you have a mental disability yourself or your thinking would be a lot clearer

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      • Bobdole69

        Take a midol

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