Reacting to Your Woke HR Horror Stories

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  @EnvyDSin · 1 month ago

  I have autism and I'm tired of people using their disabilities as an excuse...

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  @lilbigrigw9904 · 1 month ago

  I have a crippling phobia of ambulances and fire trucks. I’m in therapy for it. My phobia doesn’t give me an excuse to treat firemen and EMTs like shit. Mental health and disability is never an excuse to be a pos.

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  @insertnamehere5809 · 1 month ago

  Your triggers are your responsibility, you can&apos;t expect everyone to bubble wrap the entire world around you.<br><br>As someone who has Autism, I knew that when I was a kid &amp; I&apos;m 46

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  @davewade30 · 1 month ago

  These days, people wear a mental illness diagnosis as a badge of honor, and wield it as both a sword and a shield depending on the situation. <br>A sword to get wait they want, and a shield to avoid responsibility for bad behavior. 🤷🏻‍♂️

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  @JohnnyOrc · 1 month ago

  &quot;Your brain tells you if you&apos;re male or female.&quot; I deal with depression, my brain repeatedly tells me I&apos;m worthless and the world would be better off without me. For this I am NOT told to listen to my brain, I&apos;m rightly given counseling, exercises, and medication. What a nonsense argument.

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  @Tigerstreak2000 · 1 month ago

  There is MORE bullying in Western societies nowadays, not less. The bullying is so widespread that you have to watch what you say at all times. So fun...

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  @Lovingly_Ashley · 1 month ago (edited)

  My original comment was very sass-heavy and I wanted to rewrite it based on some replies: Mental illnesses and disorders definitely impact someone&apos;s behavior, usually for the worse. That being said, many of the examples in this video are showing how mental health can be used as an excuse for poor behavior that has nothing to do with mental health and everything to do with their inability to take accountability. I am a late-diagnosed Autistic woman. I repeatedly state that fact in many replies to my original comment, because it seems some folks refuse to understand that you can be mentally ill or different (in the case of neurodivergence) and still have critiques for those in this video. I understand, first hand, how shitty mental health can be to manage in today&apos;s society. AND there are many examples in this video that demonstrate a lack of accountability towards their personal relationships, responsibilities, and obligations. Yes, life with a mental illness/disorder is hard. Yes, life with a mental illness/disorder is challenging. AND you still deserve to live a life full of love and personal fulfillment. That life also demands that the person involved make active choices towards their own wellbeing.

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  @alisahail8860 · 1 month ago (edited)

  I have doctor diagnosed ADHD, but I do not &quot;forget people exist.&quot; I think these people are confusing ADHD with being selfish and self-centered.

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• EM

  @emmamiyuki-g8e · 1 month ago

  tbh, the math isn&apos;t mathing there. If trans women were already biologically women from the start, they wouldn&apos;t have needed to transition in the first place. Saying that totally misses the point of what transitioning actually is, ugh, those ppl are making my community seems more fucked up

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  @johnydesmet9379 · 1 month ago

  i got fired because i said that kids have nothing to do with trans. and they should&apos;nt be taught that stuff in school. my literal quote was; Hey! teacher... leave the kids alone.... wich was apparantly transphobic

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  @Aspirin_Damage · 1 month ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xb6XFdivea8&amp;t=780">13:00</a> This guy is completely delusional. Saying that because of your brain’s chemistry stating you’re [insert thing] means it’s true. NO. I’m diagnosed with anorexia and for years my brain had told me I was fat and needed to lose weight even when I was skeletal and close to hospitalization. I received the help I needed to counteract those chemistries and am in a much stabler mind and healthy body.

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  @sxfttrky · 1 month ago

  No, we don’t need more “empathy”. Having sympathy is fine and normal, but trying to be empathic to fckn everything has turned everyone into over anxious &nbsp;infantile knobs

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