dictionary-of-disabled-sorrows

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armageddint

[arm * a * ged * in * t]

noun

1. when the world has ended and you did not die

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▣▥▧▩▧▣▥

[en * tro * py]

▧☲◈▩

1. when  ▥◪☲ words ◫▣▦▦ ▧▢▩◧◫▣☶❏▧▩ ■▤⊞▦ ▧▣☷▣ ▤▧◩▤◧▨☶ ▦◫❒▧▤ ▦◩☱ ◩▢▩ leave ▦▧◨⊞ ▣☶▧▩◪☴ ◨◈◫▧

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stairs

[stare * es]

noun

1. an ubiquitous obstacle which cannot be overcome

2. an ubiquitous obstacle which can only be overcome with great pain, discomfort, and /or embarrassment

3. an ubiquitous obstacle known for stealing a disproportionate amount of energy upon contact with humans

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procilignon

[pro * sill * egg * non]

verb | procilign - en | procilign - ing | 

1. when your mobility aid falls to the floor where you cannot retrieve it

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dyspasmiseria

[diss * pass * miss * air * ey * ah]

noun

1. the experience in which your unique history of difficulty and suffering is used as license by others to treat you as an emotional pack-mule

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discivitalism

[dis * civ * it *all * ism]

noun

1. the exhaustion that comes from constantly having to choose between communities which ignore your pain and communities built only from shared pain and nothing else

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compartmentallia

[comp * art * ment * al * eah ]

noun 

1. the syndrome of falling into the trap of ascribing each aspect of your experience to a specific symptom, disorder, or disease, and forgetting to see your self as a whole

2. being unable to explain your experience to others without breaking yourself into pieces