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Originally Posted by Firewire
If someone were to walk in with a physical disability, a scar or growth on their skin I'm pretty certain everyone would stare a few seconds longer than they should. It's not a prejudice it's just something new to you and at first you might find it quite shocking to see it in the flesh.
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This is also true. One of my friends is quite severely disabled, physically, and whenever we're out in a cafe or wherever there's always people that stare, because he looks unusual, and his chair is so big, they're just not used to seeing someone like him. It's not out of prejudice, and it doesn't offend him either.