Perspective and Patience (*): In the eyes of someone who has small functioning disabilities!

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Perspective and Patience (*): In the eyes of someone who has small functioning disabilities!

Of you love or care for someone and they aren't on par with you mentally:

Don't force new ideas on someone who has needs too and expect immediate response that favors you, and then decide to look elsewhere where a person is easy and will give you only temporary gratification. Don't get mad at someone for wanting to learn and to make a good choice.

If someone is a novice and in comparison, you a master, give them the respect of learning. You got to learn. Why shouldn't they?

When the person is finally ready to answer, don't fuck yourself over just for small cheap temporary pleasure. Bliss is truly patience and understanding.
Wait. Don't push them away by forcing a load on them. Wait don't push them or yourself away for cheap thrills only to make them regret trying to respect their selves and make sure they make you happy as well.

Learn from mistakes.
Don't hold on.
Don't dig up buried trash.
Don't burn gifts of good intention.
Don't show them the ash if you do.
Especially if they forgive you.
Especially if they don't understand.

If you were handed 'a pretty bug"' by a sweet innocent kid, don't smoosh it and then shun them for it being a spider.
Teach them and put the spider away.
If a child is asked to tell you the definition of hypothesis, and they take the time to look it up, learn it, and make demonstration for you.
Be paitent and then be proud of them for doing their best, EVEN IF it's the wrong definition, then teach them, and help them learn.

It might be hard, but that's why you learn to walk in shoes and to grow with said person.

I hope this makes sense. What is opinions? Is it good? Feel free to ask scenario opinions?

Also. Sorry if image isn't relevant. I picked random picture.

Perspective and Patience (*): In the eyes of someone who has small functioning disabilities!
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