Sonnet Rules by eileen

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evanoldewurtel1 — 2019-11-18 14:10:25 UTC

I think the appropriate way to respond to a disabled person is don't stare and if they talk to you, respond back to them.

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jaedacoupling1 — 2019-11-18 14:10:36 UTC

i think the appropriate way to respond to a disabled person is to make them feel like your not treating them differently then anyone else.

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katelynlorenzo1 — 2019-11-18 14:10:47 UTC

In my opinion you should respond to a disabled person the same way that you would respond to anyone else and that is with kindness.

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alexisskandalis1 — 2019-11-18 14:10:58 UTC

I think the appropriate way to respond to a disabled person is by making them feel welcome by talking to them or by inviting them to do whatever you were doing. Try and become friends with them.

dominiclinarducci1 — 2019-11-18 14:10:58 UTC

An appropriate way to approach a disabled person is to treat them just like a "normal" person. They will appreciate it and so will the people around you.

gabrielknox4 — 2019-11-18 14:11:14 UTC

the approprite way to resond to a disabled person is to treat them the same as you would treat a normal person and don't treat them like they can't think or they don't understand stuff

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imanigomez1 — 2019-11-18 14:11:16 UTC

In my opinion an appropriate response to a disabled person would be to treat them as any other person, and not in a mocking type of way but as an encouraging and nicer kind of way.

ericgriffin2 — 2019-11-18 14:11:17 UTC

To me the appropriate way to respond to a disabled person is just to treat them like a "normal" person but don't expect them to do everything a "normal" person would do.

geenamorales1 — 2019-11-18 14:11:22 UTC

I think the appropriate way would be just to act like they are a "normal" person even though they basically are. Also to not be embarrassed by them because would if you where in their shoes how would you feel? So if you are hanging out with a disabled person don't make a seen every time that he/she does something abnormal.

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jacobmcvey1 — 2019-11-18 14:11:25 UTC

I think you should tell people what they feel like when they stare at them or treat them in a different way so the people that had stared at him would no longer do that, because what if they were in that place and they got stared at so they should treat them how any one would treat a friend.

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kailynefrederick1 — 2019-11-18 14:11:25 UTC

treat them normal..because they are a normal human being so we should treat them as we treat every other "normal" person

michaelpopp3 — 2019-11-18 14:11:27 UTC

A appropriate way to respond to a disabled person is to be kind, patient, and understanding.

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jackkress1 — 2019-11-18 14:11:35 UTC

I think that a appropriate way is to be patient and treat them like they were a "normal" everyday person.

delaneyspalt1 — 2019-11-18 14:11:50 UTC

in my opinion i think you should just treat them equally just like you would with a ''normal person''

jacobcox3 — 2019-11-18 14:11:52 UTC

be kind patient and understanding

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fabianlaronde1 — 2019-11-18 14:12:03 UTC

The appropiate way to respond is to act yourself, and treat them the same as everyone else. In my opinion, I believe they're no different and should be treated the same as everyone else. Sure, they may do things different, but that doesn't stop you or them from being themselves.

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mckenziereep1 — 2019-11-18 14:12:19 UTC

I feel like the reason Catherine is critical is because she thinks that they are making fun of them for example when Kristi told David to dance Catherine thought she was making fun of. Instead of being critical I think people should be patient and supportive because we don't know what there going through. You should also not take anything into offense, because they will say exactly what they mean.

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abigailmorley1 — 2019-11-18 14:12:23 UTC

I would just treat them like any other person. unless they need help with something that they can't do but others can, then i would treat them differently but in a good way, I would help them with something most people wouldn't need help with

avamcgurr1 — 2019-11-18 14:13:14 UTC

I would be proud that they are so unique and different from everyone else. Also i would hang out with them a lot and defend them if anyone offends them

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jamisonchanski1 — 2019-11-18 14:13:24 UTC

I would just treat them like normal so they don't feel that they are that different from anyone else so they needed to be treated accordingly

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GabrielWard — 2019-11-18 14:14:29 UTC

I would just treat them like they are normal people because thats what they are but I be more pateint with them

dylanroche1 — 2019-11-18 14:15:14 UTC

I would treat them like a normal being. I would not go away and say that they are "Different" and treat them like I would do to anyone else.

jacobmcvey1 — 2019-11-18 14:23:23 UTC

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michaelpopp3 — 2019-11-21 14:13:43 UTC

i would treat them like a normal person and also be patient