Hello, a lot of accounts tend to spam hashtag paragraphs in the comments to gain followers. Most of the time, this isn't a good method because bots and superficial following is gained but it works to get numbers up. Be sure to stick with relevant tags only (#makeup, #revolutionmakeup, #lipstick etc) and don't go over … Read more

As Dance Like a Gypsy said, I think it depends more on how it's used.

I'm not disabled, but I work with the Developmentally Disabled.  The truth is, this is how my job defines this population.  I have to use the correct terminology, even if I think it is over-PC jargon.

But I have never once said … Read more

I have been disabled for years now.

Words are just words you have to consider

the source they are coming from.

Some people just don't know any better.

Maybe they will learn some day and maybe they wont.

Forget about!!

As Didge said, "I don't like it, or dislike it. It's an adjective". I also agree with his opinion on this political correctness crap. I'm disabled, and it doesn't bother me to be so, or called so. When I was dealing with HR(Human Resources) about FMLA(Family Medical Leave Act), and the ADA(Americans With Disabilities Act) … Read more

Being disabled is hell. People helping me i thank.  But its better disabled than crazy and broken down horse

Dear Sarah Jackson Bennett,

The short answer is yes, I do like the word disabled. I have been disabled with multiple chemical sensitivities since 1987, although not officially until 1992 or so...

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Hi Sarah. I neither like nor dislike it. It's an adjective and has a function.

Unfortunately, like a lot of other adjectives it's fallen victim to the vagaries of political correctness. I'm short, bald and old but nobody's allowed to call me that any more. They have to say that I'm a vertically challenged, follicly disadvantaged, … Read more