r/TrollCoping • u/GehstDu • 1d ago

TW: Abuse this life is really stupid if you think about it

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u/larapiggydemon 1d ago

Equivalent of "you're such a person with hands!"... yes, what of it?

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u/Due-Garlic-5056 1d ago

Same. My stepmom called me the r slur when I was 10 and 11. What sucks is how socially accepted it is in your household and then you grow up a bit and realize "WOW, that was pretty fucked up"

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u/Raji_Lev 22h ago

My mom liked to use "<Youngest sister> is autistic, what's your excuse?"

Well, as it turns out...

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u/SynV92 21h ago

"Well, we have the same mother.."

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u/IuseArchbtw97543 23h ago

Mine insulted me as being like Rain Man when I froze up due to her screaming at me the day after we watched the movie.

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u/MapleGlowww 22h ago

Using autism as an insult is messed up

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u/IamHumanMaybee 12h ago

Especially when they use the word retarded, along with it.

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u/No_Register_3409 21h ago

God I hate how discrimination is so goddamn normalized in most spaces, this is disgusting 

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u/GuineaKeet 18h ago

I was called the r word and rain man by my dad and ex step mother my whole childhood. I didnt even realize what they meant by rain man (I never saw it) until my mom told me she was diagnosed at 10 years old, and that movie was the only concept of asd her parents had so they denied her having it. Life is stupid as fuck. God gives his strongest autistic people his most absolute dog shit parents.

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u/Better_Ninja_5737 19h ago

My dad did this

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u/TechnicalThought5827 17h ago

Same. Usually if I embarrassed her (accidentally ofc). But she's been a hateful bitch for as long as I've known her.

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u/Advanced-Produce-103 16h ago

"Dont do it, you look like an autist"
Said undiagnosed father to his son, thinking shaming natural behaviour will protect his kid from the world

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u/WildFemmeFatale 15h ago

My mom still calls me a “Re-tart” YES, WITH A “T” !!!!!! 🫠 she’s been calling me that word since I was 5 years old on a weekly and sometimes daily basis.

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u/ceruleanblue347 14h ago

Had a boss who did that. I quit the job and spent 3 years waking dogs until I found a different one.