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Trigger warning- slur, ableism Hi, so bit of backstory, I am a sixth form student at the same school I’ve been at for the last five years, so everyone in my year group knows each other quite well. This means that everyone knows about my emetophobia and they know I have other conditions just not the names of the conditions. Earlier today, when I was signing out of college, a boy walked past me (I couldn’t see who it was) and made a gagging noise and proceeded to call me a “retard”. I don’t really know how to process this cause I’ve never been called that before. Sorry for the long post I just really don’t know what to do now.
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Panic Disorder
Anxiety (Including GAD)
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
Emetophobia
Chronic Memory Loss
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It's understandable that you might feel upset or confused by this incident. It's important to remember that the person's behavior was inappropriate and hurtful, and it doesn't define your worth. You may want to consider talking to a trusted friend, teacher, or counselor about the situation for support and guidance on how to handle it.
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