Karen thinks I'm "FAKING MY DISABILITY" so... she ATTACKS ME on the Bus - Reddit Podcast

[@Zakkylah.]

For the first story: the passengers and the driver is an absolute legends

[@linkinlady06]

They are but honestly it took too long for me, I'm sorry but the moment that her cane was snatched away and thrown they should have got her ass right then!

[@Altherin]

Not really because why did they only intervene AFTER she'd been kicked. The intervention should have happened at least when the Karen took her cane and threw it.

[@oggfamily5511]

Agreed

[@thatcsgokid-fl2ti]

may god blees that bus driver for his response.

[@21SupraGaming]

yes they did the right thing that could have happened I'm glad they did the right thing instead of the wrong thing :)

[@Shoyro]

Seriously, why do people have issues with those with disabilities? Makes one lose faith in humanity.

[@rottennosk9135]

Because Karen thinks the disabled are inferior to them

[@amirzaini4048]

Yeah, honestly, when I heard what happened to the OP, I feel like I wanted to put the Karen in the hospital, just so she can experience being disabled for a while and see from their perspective how other people treat her. Honestly, that is just disgusting and she should be ashamed of herself for claiming that the OP was just faking his/her disability. Even if the OP did managed to hit her, that would do nothing to make her stop. 😡😡😡😡😡 Sorry, I went on a tirade there. But yeah, if I was the OP, I would've just scratched her in the fucking face and then fall on top of her just to give her a clearer picture that I was indeed disabled.

[@eddiebendigo7317]

Wanna lose it all the way? Be homeless for a year and see how long it takes to become the animal they treat you as.

[@azizcalva-navarro6170]

@@rottennosk9135 Or jealous that they get privileges she wants but can't get.

[@dermant_devastated]

Dude i think that there should be an international agency against Karens . Literally my heart breaks after listening stories about people who can't defend themselves .

[@MNTNSTARZ80.]

I cried when I heard the first story. I've been there early on in my disability, I fell from a shower, broke my neck and spine, have permanent spinal cord damage, need a cane or wheelchair. I've had people get in my face about faking, being lazy etc. The ones that encourage their kids kids to be rude or kick one of my canes is what I really can't understand at all. I also despise those who talk slowly to me like having canes decreased my IQ by 50 points or those who speak louder like I'm hard of hearing. People can be nasty, especially when it's something they don't understand or see. Now with the pandemic I have a good reason to avoid everyone 🙂

[@SupTwoWater]

I have sympathy for you and I am sorry for what happened to you.😄👍

[@maxwhite8616]

I should be horrified that is hardly shocking if I am honest

[@phoenixxam5812]

im so sorry to hear that

[@Mehmed_Amedov]

Im not gonna be suprised if a karen is gonna be mad at me cuz i blinked near her

[@GlamrockChicaYTChannel]

I am so sorry that happened to you... I am actually recovering from a disease called GBS, and it paralyzed me for a while, people called me an attention seeker, pathetic, crybaby, ect. But I'm healing and hopefully things get better for you too! 😄

[@cthonmon_4781]

This first story was a killer for me. I am disgusted and horrified that anyone can be this terrible to another human. I can't express how awful that seemed to me.

[@down_right_mischevious]

yes

[@lanceferguson9008]

Wish it ended in nuclear revenge. O.O

[@jasoncarpp7742]

It's hideous that anyone would do that.

[@DarkPretender205]

I would probably have been charged with assault that day, because honestly, that woman would have deserved to be slapped and I dont think I would be able to hold myself back, my mother has chronic backpains too...

[@johnburnside7828]

First story: Someone, particularly the bus driver, should have called the police and had the Karen arrested, regardless of what OP wanted!

[@willowids369]

That's not really how that works - it's assault, yes, but the person being assaulted always gets to choose whether to charge the person or not. If someone pushed you down and you just wanted to move on, would you really want to have someone push on with the charge despite you? As the victim, you'd likely have to show up in court. Being pushed into something like that against your will? I wouldn't wish that on anyone.

[@gabrielfreire3732]

@@willowids369 yes but if the driver called and said that there was someone physicaly harrasing a passanger she could have called the cops over and the cop would have taken Karen for older crimes do you realy think that the OP is the first one assaulted by that crazy whore and another thing she was phisicaly injured and wasnt able to think clear now the cops would have probably temporarely arrested Karen as op would get treated and once she had her mind clear she could have chose wisely You know you americans or whatever country that story is passing say that theyr justice is beter then braziliam but i dont think soo since here in brazil regardles if the victime wants to press charges or not the police would have arrested the person if they have witness enoguh or prof of the act since most of the time the person gets scared and traumatized and might not be able to think clearly an example is the OP of the first sotry she was in só much pain that in the moment she was felling as if she was the one guilty as its shown by the fact that op keeps sayng sorry she was scared and in pain só she coudnt realy think of what to do correctly see that is the problem with your police you guys will let People get away with what they do because the victime its too scared or Hurt ot say anything i bet that the op wrote that story because she wasnt able to report that Karen that time since she was unable to do anything and regret not pressing charges and now its too late the crazy whore is out there hurting other disabled People because OP wasnt able to think clearly int eh moment and wanted to run away from the situation she should have gone to the hospital to get pain killer and others medicines but wasnt able to actualy ask for that because of the pain Só yeah ur policement is hella broken since most of the time the dangerous person the one Who damaged and Hurt the other will get free because the ones opresses are scared and unable to think clearly só fuck you police of USA and other countrys

[@willowids369]

@@gabrielfreire3732 I would agree that maybe time should have been taken first, to determine what should have been done. And yeah, our police system (and justice system in general) sucks. However, I'd also point out that our medical systems also tend to suck, and all of these suck even more for disabled people/people with disabilities. Police and doctors both mistreat them in different ways, and for someone already so panicked, it is not ideal to put them in such a situation. After all, the time spent waiting will be spent with another person. Who would the other person be? The bus driver has to move on, and the nearest person would likely be the very woman who started the issue in the first place. I'm not sure what it's like in Brazil, but am I correct to suggest that hospitals are similarly profit-motivated as the US's hospitals are? While most here have a way to get financial assistance, you have to know what to ask for, which can be difficult.

[@alias_crouton2671]

Also, considering the op said they were on the spectrum, that makes their reaction make a lot more sense. From what I can tell, people on the spectrum have a hard time reacting to problems and will often resort to cowering if it's too stressful. (I'm sorry if I'm wrong about this. This is just my takeaway from being around autistic people)

[@midnightbel]

​@willowids369 there are many cases where the authorities still take action even if the person doesn't want to press charges.

[@limkailuen3022]

Give that Karen a Oscar for her acting , if she is the victim , twitter is hate free

[@user-pr6ed3ri2k]

41th

[@that-one.Arab-]

Lmao💀💀

[@taralewis7182]

Lol🤣😂🤣

[@caleva]

@Shy Sword Austrian moustache man 💀

[@distopher6611]

@Shy Sword wait do you mean hitl-

[@annanderson7]

Regarding story number 1, I can really relate. I have numerous disabilities, all of them hidden. Roto Scoliosis, osteoporosis, COPD, asthma, PAD... you get the idea. I have had this happen to me. Frankly, it gets old. Sometimes my back hurts so much I can barely move. People constantly give me the side eye when I use the electric shopping carts. Probably because I am a whopping 80 pounds. People just be kind. About story 4, run!

[@soulhunter59]

I'm more likely to give the side eye to a 500 pound sad sack than an 80 pound nothing.

[@machstormer]

First story: OP might want to see a neurologist. My mother had minor headaches and semi major back problems. She went to several doctors, but no-one could figure out what was wrong. One day a friend told her to see a neurologist. Less than 5 minutes into the visit, the doctor ordered an immediate MRI. It turned out she had a tumor at the base of her pituitary gland that was also pressing on her spinal nerve.

[@jessicamarsh9779]

Story 3- You need to tell him “either you stop trying to controlling me & stop gaslighting me or I’m gonna need some space away from you to figure this out”. Ask your self, is this the type of behavior your gonna be able handle for the rest of your life? I would also tell him “after 9 months with my therapist, we have discussed if I have a drinking problem & we have came to the conclusion that I am NOT an alcoholic. So I will be having a drink when I want one. I am 21 years old and I can make my own choices. If you don’t like who I am & me making my OWN choices, then there’s the door”.

[@jamiethal1319]

She’s 36, not 21.

[@shadowflame2247]

Fucking agreed. A partner should never control their partner's choices unless absolutely needed to prevent physical harm to themselves or others (IE drunk driving or something akin to that) but the OP isn't an alcoholic, and the parntner sounds like a narrasistic control freak

[@therealorfakeslungus]

imagine just kicking people on their sides after they fell and not helping them get up. that's just the actual society we live in right now.

[@littlelily1714]

About the story one, as a disabled person myself with a "invisible" disorder, those things are so common, it makes me mad everytime I see a Karen like this. I feel so bad about op

[@jsonthefallen5218]

The first story broke my heart so badly.. 💔 I'm literally in tears.. how there's ppl this intolerant in 2022?

[@razhelfombelle]

For the 3rd story: he's 100% trying to isolate her by using the excuse of her having a problem with alcohol to keep her from going out without him, seing her family and socializing in general. Alcohol is only an excuse, a way for him to justify controling her life like that, and a threat that if she tries to argue he'll tell everyone that she's an alcoholic, which would most likely isolate her even more. I hope she finds a solution and leave him because he's definitely a walking red flag.

[@soroly_1111]

totally, it happened 💯 percent same to my mom!

[@Cosmo0o]

When I tell you I wanted to scream and punch at that Karen in the first story, oh my godness I hate people like that.

[@ItzAprilLOL]

I really wish I was there on that bus. And even if she was faking it, who they hell does that lady think she is. I really really wish I was there.

[@Charles-7]

same, I would tell the op that pressing charges on that Karen is the only way to make sure that she doesn't do it again to another who's just as disabled as they are

[@ReaperKingOT]

U mean he not she?

[@sardine8937]

this poor man or women is being screamed at and falls on their face and still being screamed at and is crying they really deserves better

[@Regden1000]

Third story. Try and ask your partner why he is so obsessed with your drinking, was he in previous relationship in which he had alcoholic partner ? Was a family member of his an alcoholic ? If yes then maybe you two should go to couples counseling and help him get over whatever fear he has. If not then how about a compromise if he has any vices then he should give one of them up since you are giving up your joy of drinking. If all of that doesn't work then you should leave him and get your freedom of choice back also if he makes any false claims about you on social media threaten to sue him if he does.

[@ChevoletNova]

Yes! 100%

[@garyrudolph-hp9up]

Sounds like a control freak who hid that aspect of his personality until he had you where you were essentially isolated. Run.

[@VeganLatte]

For the bus story, you could tell he was not faking the disability after he fell to the floor and did not get himself up. And he probably had a worrying look on his face when the Karen threw his cane across the bus.

[@PineAsassin]

For number 3. It’s blackmail, threatening to say something if you don’t do stuff for him is blackmail and blackmail is a horrific situation.

[@commissar_dk420]

As a young ish person who needs a cane I can unfortunatly say that it happens to often.

[@TheMazinoz]

I'm nearly 70 and it has happened to me when groceries shopping. No elec chair, just came, walked to nearby shop, no disability parking etc.

[@marleybob3157]

I've been there. Bad back since the age of 19, four major spinal surgeries, years of rehab and finally a permanent disability. For years, I used public transportation to get to and from work and needed the disability seat. I use a cane as well but the stares I get from disapproving people was shocking. The worst was when people who felt they were entitled to the seat I was already sitting in so I totally get it. I've had the do-gooders intervene and tell me a gentleman would give up his seat for a senior r a pregnant woman. Were I Abe to stand for the nearly one hour I was on the train, I would have, but I wasn't and had to explain that time and time again informing them that not all disabilities are visible.

[@VidWatcher01]

Why didn't OP press charges? If it had been me I not only would I had let them call the police & press charges but I would've made sure she got prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law!

[@teddychu1177]

Neurodiverse people may not always be able to make the right decision in those circumstances. They did what they needed to, which was focus on themselves during an incredibly stressful and terrifying situation. Dealing with the Karen would be understandably impossible to deal with on top of that. The physical pain they had was barely manageable, and the BS Karen pulled was the tipping point.

[@RaZoRBeLtRaN]

that first story I can relate. as someone with MS, most people think that there nothing wrong with me. they think I'm faking but only I know how I feel. I'm sorry for the OP and what they went through.

[@Truthster772]

I don’t know, having dealt with alcoholics and narcissists, I could see how the alcoholic could easily twist things just like this. So yikes. Addictions are a whole different ball field. Be careful the advice you give.

[@reienna6410]

ugh...first story...ive had so damned much...thankfully the physical attacking has stopped...but not the verbal ones...people seem to think that im young that having extreme scoliosis doesnt qualify as a disability...even when they find out ive had 2 spinal surgeries AND it nearly killed me when i was young via heart and lung compression...which prompted my first surgery...or that walking around with a permenant cracked spine and having to use a cane at 37...having had to use it since i was 16...means i am just faking it for attention or [heaven forbid] because i am being entitled because i am a single white male and just using my gender and skin tone to abuse some kind of power....as if the fact i struggle to breathe most of the time and barely walk has a bloody thing to do with my gender or skin tone...or my age...i am fairly sure it has to do with the fact i am, in fact, disabled and have many health problems

[@Nathan_Bookwurm]

I don't understand why the other people in the buss only helped AFTER OP got kicked by the Karen and AFTER she threw away the cane and let OP fall cuz of trying to retrieve the cane. Someone else could've offered their place long before it escalated, or jumped in between before it escalated. Aren't people protective of people with canes (or other disabilities) at all?

[@myStitch11]

Plenty of people on buses try to ignore the loud obnoxious karens, praying they will shut up and let the bus continue already. People on the bus probably only really paid attention to what was going on when the cane was throne, then only able to react or even get to the Karen when she screamed and kicked which probably took less than a second. OP was in a lot of pain and recounting a story so it probably felt like slow motion to OP while the other passengers it was only a handful of seconds. But typically people in the US (idk if OP is in the US) just stay to themselves with headphones. It would be better if we didn’t need to protect people with disabilities from Karens like this

[@rubycararedheart9555]

I’m so happy I never met a Karen my whole entire life…honestly I feel sorry for the people who have run-ins with Karens. Although a few times in school I have been bullied because I have a hearing and speech disability. Seriously, what is up with you Karens?????

[@TheMazinoz]

They are stupid ignorant people with low self-esteem.

[@ExpertGamerHD]

I bet Karens are those spoiled brats who get everything they want. They want everything to go how they want it to go, and if they don't get their way, they have their *little temper tantrums.*

[@gallouelenegallouelne2908]

It would be so tempting to punch her in the face

[@lukes.6045]

Meet one

[@youssefhamdy7313]

Story 2: the op have every right to suspect he have a second girlfriend And she need to break up with him

[@-SwtGrps]

First story: that driver is an incredible person. And also the passengers are also pretty awesome.

[@catcabincollective]

I have an invisible disability called POTs (postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome) and people always say it doesn’t exist so 💀 i feel super bad for OP in first story, that sucks. Hope Karen had some repercussions

[@UwU69792]

The guy in the first story should of sued the Karen in other words the devil for everything she.....no IT had/owned and also reported the monster to the police.

[@sarahsaleptdpt6879]

"There is more than enough witnesses to put this lady behind bars" meanwhile the 4 seat bus:

[@beaston-hw3qz]

re: the "I'm not an alcoholic" basically he grew up and matured and wants a healthy lifestyle while you've stagnated.

[@room9019]

There is a lot of “you’re faking a disability” and “that’s my bus seat” stories.

[@chrismc410]

My Medicare/medicaid card stops the "faking a disability" BS. You don't even get one unless you are

[@bradylay4798]

I myself am disabled, and I am fourteen years old so when that Karen said "You're too young to have any serious issues like that" I was stirred up into absolute anger. I have a hard time writing and so my school mandates that my teachers let me type my essays, but my History teacher last year made me write my essays with my pencil and when I requested a copy of my Disabled Student Contract I was not given one, so I could not show it to my teacher. Another time, I actually failed an english class because I was on painkillers but that teacher was too stubborn do realize that I was learning even though I didn't have the mental capacity to write her monthly essays. Since then, to prevent people from being jerks, I have developed an INCREDIBLY THREATENING demeanor as well as begun to wear my medical equipment outside my clothes to ensure that I am respected by some and feared by the rest. I have also made sure to learn what the teachers aren't allowed to do and so I *mostly* have rights as a disabled person now. When I am in public, I generally try to amp up my threatening demeanor as much as I can to try to stay out of the OP's situation. If I were, though, I would've called the cops. Screw that Karen. (Controversial Opinion Time) I honestly believe world would be a better place if everyone had to experience trauma, so we could all have empathy and respect.

[@ChristopherLaHaise]

7:25 - Being autistic myself, if you've shut down you're not going to be able to think well enough to consider calling the police. I've had those kind of shut-downs, and you fixate on a single thing to the exclusion of anything else.

[@Nintendotron64]

And even if you did call the police, you’re not going to be able to sufficiently explain what happened due to the overstimulation and waterfall of emotions. You’re better off waiting until you’re in a quiet area where you can calm down and process what just happened. This is most likely why she was begging to return home.

[@booknamebasis]

So many of these horror stories have a common thread: my partner was so kind and thoughtful, and never voiced any problem with my behavior, UNTIL they moved in. It’s like a switch goes off telling the person “You’re in, now you can do what you want!”

[@piper_as]

wrong comment section

[@booknamebasis]

@@piper_as Que? No comprende

[@stephsoohall6841]

Yeah I’m confused here.

[@linamonther8050]

I cant anderstand how this Karen can be so angry she kicked a man that has a disability i just know that her parents treated her like she is the queen of the world

[@smorphous8928]

So it's fair for the Bf to look through his Gf phone but whenever his Gf is around he hides it, that's really sketchy to begin with.

[@gygyu5189]

"it sounds like your partner is overly controlling" -said by a girlfriend that obsessed with wine and beer👹🤙

[@iamhungey12345]

Only thing the OP did wrong was not calling the cops and became willing to give the Karen the seat after what she did. The OP is too nice.

[@lmt5732]

Yeah, I have juvenile arthritis (to the point where I spent months of my life completely unable to move because of pain), and I regularly get people yelling at me to stop faking it, and that I’m way too young to have arthritis. Kudos to the OP to knowing their limits, and removing themself from the situation.

[@FaerieAmira]

Why does everyone have to treat people with invisible disabilities poorly

[@ferritowastaken]

This is just disgusting. I also have what you could call an “invisible disability” that’s attacking my brain, it’s kinda like tourettes and autism mixed as it causes tics and meltdown behavior but it’s a lot worse. I also have severe anxiety. I get accused of faking tics all.the.time. It’s sooooo annoying. Especially when everything hurts and no one seems to understand me except my friends.

[@shadowthedarkshadow6960]

Honestly I understand the tics As I used to have tics alike behavior (according to doctors) caused by medicine for a disorder that the school forced me to get meds for (they complimented my focus when I was off the meds XD) And some of them was audible so I get treated like shit because of something I can't control And because of my experiences I have a huge respect for people who can't get rid of tics or alike

[@ferritowastaken]

@@shadowthedarkshadow6960 omg people treated me like shit too and it’s so annoying I totally understand what you mean

[@shadowthedarkshadow6960]

@@ferritowastaken I was literally kicked out of class because of my tics! And I had a coughing tic which has been confirmed as a tic not a cold and I was not allowed to participate in home economics (literally the most fun lessons in school) because of my tic And I was always told I was disturbing people and because of that they sent me out of the lesson

[@ferritowastaken]

@@shadowthedarkshadow6960 that’s so fucked up, one time in school something similar happened, students kept complaining about me to the teacher so they sent me out and didn’t tell me what to do and i was just walking in the hallway and the school counselor asked me what i was doing and i just said “the teacher made me leave for no reason and she won’t let me go back-“ and it was really confusing

[@shadowthedarkshadow6960]

@@ferritowastaken worst thing was I was in 1- 5th grade somewhere when I kept getting kicked out

[@laurenzaniewski2492]

I love listening to this in my earbuds and just sitting on the couch. It relaxes me. Thank you for telling these stories.

[@acetvgamingyt4166]

At the first story. i would shout at her like she has a leg. Just stand up and be proud you don't have any disabilities unlike just force disable to standup.

[@gae5327]

I am a disabled teen and I've dealt with Karens as well. I have something close to their situation, with pain

[@garysprandel1817]

First story: was a 59 year old truck driver 2 years ago more than capable of taking care of myself,being the one to be helping others and my late wife and I were the ones to dig up a couple bucks for friends in need or tight spot but then an eventually fatal medical condition has put me on early retirement and disability. Two years on and getting around with a walking stick ( figured I didn't feel old enough for a Hurri Cane and if I was going to need assistance I was going to look badass doing it) I still hesitate a bit when people hold doors for me outside of the I'm close enough the holding it for me to not let slam in my face and still find it like I'm imposing to have to ask someone to lift something now too heavy ( coming from a guy that was throwing 50 pound cartons of paper around on a daily basis for 28 years of the previous 40 it's a stark reminder of my rapid change that I need help lifting a case of Ensure to my cart) for me or from a top shelf. Understanding where OP is coming from but would have seen Karen led off in cuffs myself.

[@maxwhite8616]

Yeah but he had a autistic breakdown as someone who's had them it is impossible to function higher than repeating the same words over and over.

[@carlrood4457]

The problem with the third story is those are the sort of thing an alcoholic who doesn't recognize their problem would say.

[@daykibaran9668]

Especially she mentioned that she drinks in daytime

[@firewing5592]

I agree but the issue is sense she didn’t have the choice in the matter, or feels she didn’t, she is just gonna relap and it is still very controlling behavior from the boyfriend. Therapy is we’re he should told her to go and maybe watch her drink and tell her how much she’s drinking instead of trying to control it straight up

[@daykibaran9668]

@@firewing5592 you’re right

[@adamclune8983]

@@firewing5592 its the same as if she was overweight. Yes he might be controlling her but its for her own good.

[@NoahBTW_]

Even then why would he care like they said a few beers isn't going to make you drunk. (But I'm Irish so Idk about everyone else)

[@MM2_L0V3R1]

I was so shocked that he fell on his face and then she started shouting that he’s attacking her and then KICKS him?

[@ravenous_studios]

There are some Karens who will still say "You're not disabled enough" even if the disabled is literally missing half their body.

[@dorseiahill4526]

I’ve lived this as well. It can be emotionally distressing ! ! !

[@nevduv9990]

Bro it took way too long for people to step in on the bus…

[@-forgetfulfroggo]

If that Karen is the victim, then I’m the Queen of England.

[@cristyjohnston4170]

We need more people like that bus driver

[@bow_and_aero1210]

Funny story that has to do with saying "I love you": When I was a freshman in highschool my friend group was really close. We all felt safe enough to be extremely vulnerable together and we supported each other through everything. All of us loved each other like siblings. So whenever any of us hung out we always said "Love you" when we left. Fast forward a few years and I was sitting in the hallways of the music department waiting for the first theater rehearsal of the year to start when a freshman I had only met at auditions (they didn't actually audition for the show, they were going to be in tech and it was encouraged for them to come just to meet everyone) leans against the door a few yards away that leads outside. They look visibly upset so I ask if they're okay. I have a reputation as being very friendly and open so a lot of the underclassmen see me as a mentor (their words not mine), so it is not uncommon for freshman especially to come to me to talk. The freshman proceeds to tell me that they're having issues with their parents and wasn't looking forward to going home. We had a conversation for almost a half an hour before their ride came and had to leave. I was so wrapped up in the conversation that while they were walking out the door I said "Bye! Love you!" They didn't turn around or anything but I knew they heard it. I immediately felt so embarrassed and couldn't help but wonder what that person was now thinking. Did they think I said it because I actually love them? I obviously don't but I was extremely worried that they thought that I was confessing my feelings after talking to them for 30 minutes. During rehearsal I went over to one of their friends who was acting in the show and asked to please tell them that I didn't mean to say that and it was just a habit. The next time I saw them I apologized again but they just laughed and assumed I hadn't meant it so there was no need to worry. So yeah. lol

[@Chrissy85308]

My heart hurts for the disabled bus rider. I was 31 when I had an accident that left me disabled. I have had elderly peoole treat me like that when I could still get around with a cane. They could walk better than me without a cane but would have a hissy fit because I had a disability license plate and parked in a disabled spot. It is insane how crazy and cruel some of those people have been. Now I am in wheelchair and dont have to deal with them aa often thankfully.

[@Luigi2262_]

I also have anxiety and autism like OP from the first story, though thankfully not the back pain. I really hope I never run into a Karen that entitled!

[@stephsoohall6841]

Sadly I had but in the past she was fine and btw her name is literally Karen. I still remember when Karens didn’t exist unless you had the name Karen.

[@kateparent366]

Same Luigi, that is why my mother goes to my appointments with me in case I go into shut-down mode from being overwhelmed.

[@ensarodabas1993]

Sadly i still dont even straight know what autsm is

[@stephsoohall6841]

@@ensarodabas1993 feel free to ask

[@ensarodabas1993]

@@stephsoohall6841 oh alr! What "actually" autism is? And thanks for answering again :)

[@_JoyceArt]

Gross! I hope that if I ever witness something like that, I’d have the courage to stand up for the OP in the first story. That behavior is so foreign to me, I only know people who inform regularly how someone is doing, when they know they are physically unwell. And there’s no thing like “too young to be in pain/disabled”.

[@Justin-A-Carter]

To the last story. The person also has to know not to have sex with somebody on the first date. That's totally cringe!

[@erinschlueter91]

the first op said she was screaming like a banshee but the entitled Karen is a banshee

[@jamiem2444]

When I was 34- 35 years old (I'm 38 now) I had such severe sciatic back pain that I couldn't walk to the bathroom without my husband helping me walk. It was completely debilitating until I got physical therapy. Back pain is no joke....

[@WOFfan1933]

The tone on these yassifyed men are so amazinggggg

[@Heyitsmegoku100]

K)know the rules A) arrogant R)rude E)evil N)not nice

[@scarletthaeseler2701]

For story one I totally support you bc I've seen videos on KZbin. Of ppl not treating autistic kids right. But don't worry I will support u:)

[@ashleythibodeaux7201]

This is very sad especially because I know at least some of the pain he felt in the first story

[@jacopolopiccolo3977]

The karen of 1st story need to be charged with harrassing and abusing disable people

[@sylviaruckman983]

I also suffer from crippling anxiety. I know what it feels like and that is something that makes me truly feel what they felt.

[@dimwitdies2734]

She said "I can't. I simply cannot" and I started cackling

[@unacebraenlamontanasindrom707]

If the person of the first story read this, who is disabled and still doesn't have a diagnosis. Did you ever try with a genetic specialist? There is a syndrome call EHLERS danlos syndrome, I have it, this syndrome makes you feel a lot of pain and also makes some people looks younger that they are... If you can, maybe you can ask for your doctors for this possibility. I hadn't a diagnosis until I was 29 years old. It's horrible to suffer chronic pain and it's worst when even the doctors don't know why. Hope you feel less painful the next days.

[@bethb9143]

I have anxiety issues, but everyone shouts and screams at ME.

[@charlenevarada--Stargazer]

That karen in that 1st story was & is insane!!! How dare she insult a disabled person-especially one who has medical & personal issues! No kidding, I would've liked to deck that person who did that as it REALLY made me angry!

[@Rayquaza-wp8kd]

The bus story was crazy and I would have helped the victim anyway possible

[@enriquecolbert7644]

I’m SOOOO Shocked That The Entitled Karen In Story #1 Didnt Go To Jail

[@MargaretWiggs]

My God. Shoutout to the passengers and the driver. If in the event that I ever meet that Karen, it's going to get ugly.

[@pro25256]

Person * exists * A random karen: YOUR WORTHLESS, YOUR FAKING WHAT YOUR DOING

[@joshiesyoutubelife2858]

First story: Driver and passengers being a legend

[@WanderingCan]

I feel so bad for the person from story 1

[@-Lumine_.0]

why are ppl constantly putting “first”

[@Rinhorde]

You got to let the people know

[@jasoncarpp7742]

*Story 1:* Who in their right mind would attack someone, saying that OP was *"faking his disability"?* What is wrong with this crazy entitled karen? OP should *definitely* have pressed charges against karen for what she did. That's just unforgivable behaviour.

[@EddBanshee]

Story #4: The second date? You've only known each other for two weeks? You gotta run! I mean do you know how many horror movies have people like this? Yes, he might just be really inexperienced, and/or really desperate to get in a relationship. Either that, or you're just way too hot to handle! But guys that think highly of themselves, and have at least a couple options, don't rush into things. You've only gone on two dates! More importantly, you've only known each other for two weeks! That's fourteen days! Plus this might be him trying to manipulate you. Which leads to emotional, and sometimes even physical abuse.

[@Trojianmaru]

She's also the weird one for screwing someone on the second date, 10 days after they first met, n then acting like he's the weird one for developing feelings. I don't usually slut shame, but I do when people start virgin shaming

[@Gavs_rc_hobbies]

As someone who is in my mid 30's has arthritis in my hip (also requiring a walking stick), and is also on the autism spektrum, the first story really pisses my off. I too have people look at my in a judgemental manner thinking that im "faking it".

[@GameBoy2014]

I like how everybody helps you when someone is telling you to do something it’s very nice:)

[@dawnchain1020]

Until someone goes through back pain to the point you can't stand more than a few minutes or pick up/carry more than 5 pounds-yes anything more than 5 pounds hurts and makes it hard for me to walk- they literally don't know.

[@fernandorios474]

Yeah before Mr. Smith (my old neighbor) passed away this year I did help him out with his groceries or stuff he did say "I cannot pick up anything that's heavier than 10 lbs. due to my back." which that's the base of your neck down to your upper hip/tail bone

[@captvalstrax]

Disability is not a competition!

[@florianb.4401]

I imagine a Karen at a burial ground, where she thinks that all these persons are faking their death. Because Karens are somehow all the same. 😂

[@garylundberg2906]

So sorry that happened... Not all disabilities are easily seen for what they are. I hurt for over 10 years after moving a 25 lb package. The pain would literally drop me to the ground at times No warning whatsoever Thankfully, after about 10 years, the pain finally went away on its own I still have occasional pain, but it's not anything like what it used to be. I never asked for disability for that, as I was mostly able to lead a normal life But I would let my employers know so that if they would check the cameras and see me on the ground, they would know what was happening

[@logangrattan7364]

For the first story, the driver is a mad lad

[@Teone77]

Feelings are pretty much a deck of cards, not knowing what to do is normal, you just need to order and shuffle them if you can.

[@liammilks]

In story 1 that Karen should break her neck and survive then recover then do the same the next day and each time the pain gets more and more devastating eventually to the point to where she has zero will to live

[@imknittingahat3520]

I have ADHD and a chronic pain, people don't realize how much of your brain that takes up. I heavily feel for you in general.

[@wendiesweetwood5099]

I was born with a defective hip and leg that requires me to use either a walker or a wheelchair depending on how much it is bothering me, and sometimes when I have gotten on a bus because I can't drive. There have been plenty of people who have refused to allow me to sit down, even though they can see that I am struggling to get around. There are also some people who complain about long I am taking to get up

[@dorothymckay733]

I also have a disability where it makes it difficult to walk for long periods of time or just starts to hurt. I was in physical therapy, and if there’s people who will just stare at you look at you whisper about you it’s difficult

[@davidmiller8445]

So today I learned what gaslighting was, like I understand it perfectly now. Thankfully mama didn’t raise no b. I’ll call out that bs right then and there

[@lordr0808]

For OP #1... 3 words: ALWAYS. PRESS. CHARGES.

[@techno-was-a-legend3681]

For the first story: As a person whom also has back pain and autism, I have had simular experiences and it sucks. I have a teacher where if like three people are talking she will make the whole class stand up and stand there while the class is being taught. Thankfully, the principal came in one time and let us sit down (thank the Lord, my back was about to give out on me.). So I've had simular experiences, it sucks, but I believe you will make it through and screw that karen.

[@gloriaminix2603]

You know what is the even sadder thing is that anyone anywhere thinks they have some sort of "right" to your personal info. So sorry people do this 😢

[@frog_flower_]

I feel so bad for you thank god for the people that helped you❤

[@ITS_thecore19192]

These Karens should NOT EXIST!