And dyspraxia itself was even labelled stupid child sydrome (i wonder how we'd all feel if that hadn't been changed)
Joss1991 wrote:dyspraxic , people change into dyspastic
But the two words i hate like a very poisen are 'spastic' and 'retard' im not sure many of the people are even familier of the actually meaning or orgings of thease words but evreytime i hear them i get really annoyed, the other day a girl shouted at me and said i walked like a spastic (oh well her face was orange) i just wish thease words were never used again or even in the first place!
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GirlInTheGraniteCity wrote:I also hate the word spesh. It is short for special, meaning special needs.
I'm proud of myself that I have never called a person spaz or spesh. It makes me feel a lot better than actually saying those words.
Hermionefan5 wrote:GirlInTheGraniteCity wrote:I also hate the word spesh. It is short for special, meaning special needs.
I'm proud of myself that I have never called a person spaz or spesh. It makes me feel a lot better than actually saying those words.
Someone used to say that "Sticks and Stones can break my bones, but words will never hurt me." THAT IS A COMPLETE LIE!! I think people still try to believe it. It makes me so mad when people call eachother names because those names really do hurt! I am so sorry that you have been called those names, that is AWEFUL! (((Hugs))).
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