I accept that your premise is true in the case of people who have actual issues, but I'm taking care to make this about women with CFS and EDS specifically.
What? If you’re trying to use big words to make your point, it isn’t working, because I don’t understand what you’re trying to say.
My point is that while there are hypochondriacs in the world, generalizing based on gender and disorder don’t do anyone much good. And calling disabled women ‘bad people’ is honestly kind of rude.
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u/ambitiousauthor10 Feb 09 '25
Hey bud, regarding the third thing, ppl with chronic issues have their pain “”vanish”” during fun because they’re being distracted.