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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

as a disabled chick I really wish this "katawa shoujo" thing or whatever it's called would go away

[(Anonymous)]

as a disabled chick I think Katawa Shoujo has it's problems but I still prefer it to generic nice blind girl #4525235

[(Anonymous)]

cripple porn

[(Anonymous)]

inb4 you getting called a delicate sjw

[(Anonymous)]

have you played it? i thought it was a pretty respectful treatment of disabled people, even if it did have its problems.

[(Anonymous)]

as a disabled chick, what's your sign bb

[(Anonymous)]

as the gf of a disabled chick, her and i find it quite respectable and a pleasant surprise

perhaps you should try it. i was skeptical at first but everything i see is changing my mind for the better about it

[(Anonymous)]

can i have your gf's sign

look im desperate at this point

[(Anonymous)]

cheap vodka

[(Anonymous)]

fuck im straightedge

nevermind then

[(Anonymous)]

a shame

i would have shared both

[(Anonymous)]

oh anon-chan/kun/san/sama/kami oooohhhh so suave

[(Anonymous)]

the game itself does seem a little iffy to me but i can see where you're coming from and i'm glad you found it respectful

it still reminds me of all the creepers buying guro hentai who have tried to flirt with me at cons, though :(

[(Anonymous)]

well those guys would be creepy regardless of the existence of Katawa Shoujo

[(Anonymous)]

too bad :)

[(Anonymous)]

do what

[(Anonymous)]

As a straight white male, let me tell you why that's incorrect and FURTHERMORE

[(Anonymous)]

As the daughter of a disabled chick, I have no idea what we're all supposed to be angry about.

[(Anonymous)]

as a chick i wish you would stop appropriating the word 'chick'

it's hard to type with these baby wings

[(Anonymous)]

what if i'm a chick who is disabled

at least you have both baby wings

[(Anonymous)]

KS really isn't that bad. The disabilities don't define who the characters are and isn't fetishized.

[(Anonymous)]

As a relative of a disabled chick who also lives not too far from a school for disabled kids, you are misjudging the game. It's well-done, well-researched and much more respectful than anyone would expect. All the girls and the guy have distinct personalities and sympathetic yet NOT patronising portrayals, to start: one of the biggest lessons there is "treat disabled people like, well, PEOPLE. With respect and care, like everyone deserves."

That, and you don't talk for ALL disabled people. GASP, some might like it.

[(Anonymous)]

as a disabled dude my opinion probably doesn't carry much weight in this conversation but it was remarkably respectful.