Does anyone else find the "Disney adult" "Nintendo adult" and "Man child" insults to be slightly ableist?
Does anyone else find the "Disney adult" "Nintendo adult" and "Man child" insults to be slightly ableist?
Just saying because nearly every person I know who has ADHD and/or Autism (including myself) seems to care less about people knowing they're into "childish" things.
Also the idea that this is a new phenomenon because Millenials and older gen Z are "soft" or stunted in some way.
I mean, boomers have model trains and and cars. So did their parents. My grandma used to knit herself plushies. This isn't new. You don't suddenly stop having your old likes because you reach a certain age.
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