By stupidstepsister - 12/10/2017 05:00 - Australia - Canberra

Today, I had to try to explain to my stepsister that it's inappropriate to ask to borrow my mother's wheelchair to dress up 'like a cripple' on Halloween. When I told her my mother would need the chair on Halloween anyway, she suggested we just carry her around for the night. FML
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Sinshine 28

You're very lucky thinks is just a step sister. At least there's no blood relation to be afraid of common traits.

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Glowworm56 26

That's a horrible costume idea to begin with!

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Sinshine 28

You're very lucky thinks is just a step sister. At least there's no blood relation to be afraid of common traits.

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Glowworm56 26

That's a horrible costume idea to begin with!

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exileonmainst 16

If you get drunk enough they'll have to carry you instead! Problem solved.

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Tripartita 44

Well, OP, you’ve provided some welcomed insight into how Cinderella would spend Halloween.

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Stealthninjaa 19

If your stepsister still doesn't understand why that's a terrible idea, just show her the response to this FML post.

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RichardPencil 30

If your stepsister wants to dress up as a disabled person, she ought to go as a reta..., no, wait... a mentally challenged individual. She already seems to have the necessary equipment.

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davecross 11

Tell your sister I'll run her over with my car so she really can be a cripple

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DragonMaiden7 15

As someone who is actually disabled and in a wheelchair, I just want to be treated like a normal everyday person. To think that people want to 'dress up' as a disabled person on Halloween, kinda makes me feel like a freak now. I can't even begin to imagine what you and your mother go through on a daily basis

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RpiesSPIES 27

There's no reason to think that way. Keep in mind, people dress up as mexicans, black people and chinese people. It all falls under of: Why is this still a thing? People dressing up as other people. Most of the time it's racist or insensitive, like now for instance.

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DragonMaiden7 15

You make a good point RpiesSPIES. I guess it's nothing recalling bad about me, it says more about the people who would choose to dress up like that purposefully

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BrotherPhil 35

On the other hand, if she tried it for the evening without anyone helping her, it might be something of a learning experience. I eventually gave up my manual wheelchair as I was losing by upper body strength, and couldn't handle of my any mire.

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