[QUOTE="Altair,  post: 22431, member: 425"]
There are definitely cases where the wrong people end up as caregivers, and that can be really harmful. It’s important that the right people—those who genuinely care and are qualified—are the ones in those roles.
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That can be tough to do as the role attracts narcissists (my guess).

[QUOTE="Altair,  post: 22431, member: 425"]
Also, people tend to look at things with a narrow perspective, if that makes sense. They have trouble feeling true sympathy when they only see part of the picture and often make assumptions without understanding the full reality. Just because someone has a disability doesn’t mean they all act the same or have the same experiences. Everyone faces different challenges, and it’s unfair to generalize based on just a few encounters.
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I totally understand, but we cannot deny that the disabled need some level of responsibility, and to deny them that can be a crime, emasculating them (or maybe another word should be used for the female disabled), basically denying the fact they are adults.