It goes unseen. A lot of people assumed that everyone with an ID speaks like Forrest Grump and acts like Gilbert Grape but the truth is that ID's are a spectrum that vary from person to person.
DatBoomerGirl
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"Did your past career affect your future jobs?"
Not when I was young. When you could just hide such information by not telling anyone. I suppose now-a-days it would get in your way if you wanted to be a teacher or a nun.
"Was it something you told romantic partners?"
Yeah, none of them seem to mind.
"Did you ever tell family members, at the time or later?"
When I was a stripper I confessed to my sister when she asked me what my career was. She was understanding and my brother found out later. Neither of them seem to mind and now we both think it's funny.
"Were you ever worried about people finding out about your career?"
Not really. It wouldn't be ideal with impolite company but when it's friends and mutuals then I'm fine with it.
VIP rooms are for the fancy clubs. Not the dive bar one I worked in.
There isn't any other type of intellectual disability. You may have got them mixed up with learning difficulties which do have different types. A intellectual disability is its own thing entirely. An intellectual disability is when someone has problems with learning and processing information.
Non of the other girls were interested in me. At first it was nice being just being around such nice girls but over time it became torture. Imagine being a starving dog and being surrounded by tasty sausages you can't eat. There was that but also it was only supposed to be a temporary thing to begin with.
My song was 'If you think I'm sexy' by Rod Stewart. Funk and soul was pretty common as well as some disco. I remember hearing 'Ring my bell' by Anita Ward, 'You sexy thing' by Hot Chocolate, 'Twist and Shout' by The Beatles and 'She's a lady' by Tom Jones a lot.
I thought that too but then I saw the bit at the bottom and thought you weren't.
I think there's been a massive mix up here. I meant in years not age.
Just an apartment. Nothing fancy.
Not really. If there was any change in the industry I wouldn't know about it.
Female
I don't think it was anyone's song it was more just background noise. The Beatles were still kinda popular/relevant back then so that's probably why they played it.