My pdoc suggested that teeth can be very aggressive. I think he was afraid of a fight. I was too weak to fight.
I think itās called the Tyson-syndrome. Jk
When I was in elementary school I bit a guyās hand to force him to let me go. He had me in a headlock and was trying to give me a swirly. It was the only legitimate way to get free but the fact that I used my teeth really made the school staff mad so we both got equal punishment, suspension for a few days.
Iām gonna be a biter when they put me in the nursing home
@bobbilly please edit your post. Remove the r word and use disabled, ok?
I only said what they were called back in the day.
Iām not a biter, but I met one once. I picked up a girl at a bar once, and we went back to my hotel room to fool around, and she kept biting my lower lip. I didnāt like it.
I was planning on smacking people with my cane.
Itās not acceptable language now.
Back in the day (before 1980s) in the intellectual disability hospitals in the U.K. they used to surgically take all a persons teeth out for biting.
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I do that now. I canāt find my cane, come to think of it.
Thank you @bobbilly
Sorry to be a pain.
You can borrow mine. I have a groovy purple one from when I tore ligaments in my ankle over an old ankle break.
I think I should know better @anon4362788 as Iām diagnosed with a intellectual disability.
They are trying to set me up in a fight, and they are refusing to give me my inhalers so I will be very short winded if we do fight. I have COPD. That makes me mad.
@shutterbug knows a lot about biting. Just ask them.
The way they keep playing with language in 20 years theyāll be lecturing us on how ādisabledā is a bad word.
I think it is āpeople with disabilitiesā now. Emphasizing the person first and the disability last.
From the Government of Canada websiteā¦
Purpose
This booklet seeks to promote a fair and accurate portrayal of people with disabilities. It recommends current and appropriate terminology to help you reach this goal.
You canāt use person now, itās āsentient beingā
I wanted to bite my dog. Well, he started itā¦