Number 2 is completely ridiculous. It just further perpetuates The Stereotype that disabled people are strange and something to be feared. It's like saying, the last thing you want to do is end up like a disabled person because everyone knows that they get treated as less than human. I think it's sad that Society treats us if we are somehow inferior. Like that's really just very insulting, it's like saying they're scared of becoming like us it's this terrible thing and somehow if you end up disabled then you are less than whole and should be treated as less than human and infantilized. I'm sorry if I went too far with this but I think you get what I'm saying. It's just so hard to explain to people.
I use a walker ever since my neck and spine injury. People either jump out of the way or grab their children and pull them out of the way like I'm a monster going to eat them.😂
I love your sense of humor! My daughter has a wheelchair, and there are definitely times when it can be comical how people try to "help"! Someone should make a parody of Will Smith's song "Parents Just Don't Understand," and call it "Able-bodied People Just Don't Understand." 😂
I don't normally use a wheelchair, but have some pain issues and once I had really overworked myself the day before and had to grab some groceries. I'd barely made it to the door when I decided I was grabbing one of the motorized shopping carts (there were about half a dozen up front). I'd noticed how ridiculous people acted around them before, but was interested in seeing it from that perspective and was not disappointed. The one surprise I got though was when a child saw me coming, waited until I was close-ish and SHOVED his brother in front of me! I also don't usually try to parent strangers' children but that was a day of firsts because I lectured the hell out of that kid about how his brother and I could get hurt, how bad I would feel if I was involved in letting a little boy get hurt, and how disrespectful it was. Their mother was there, but never looked up from the corn she was sorting through. I'm still not sure if she was that oblivious or just wanted someone else to take care of it.
I realize this video has been on here for a minute, but I just found you. Lolo you are a breath of fresh air, thank you so much for keeping everything real. I can't get enough!
I use verbs ike "walk" and "run" most of the time. Using the verb "roll" or "rolling" to refer to getting around as if I were walking feels awkward. I after all, think of my wheels as my legs. In my 20 years of life I've only ever come across one of my friends who seemed to trip over the verbs I like using. You mentioning it in the video made me wonder how many wheelchair users use "walk and run" and how many find that uncomfortable, because I feel awkward using "rolling" No one really knows exactly what constitutes normal but I think of myself as a normal person, and those verbs just come natural to me.
Right which is why it doesn't offend me and I use walk and run too. It's just so funny when people think they've said something wrong by using the verbs. lol.
My friends and family are always telling me, “Let’s run and catch that bus”. Then they look at me and we both burst out laughing. I dig it, because it shows that they view me as a “regular” human being. As for those people who are trying to get out my way, it’s like we are dancing. I go one way, and they anticipate me going the same way...”lol” I’ve got one. Those who are walking while texting and you see them, long before they see you. I just wait until they are “thisclose”...The look on the faces when they see me is like...😳😳😳
LMAO YES!!! Texting and walking is another good one! Happens all the time and I do the same thing just wait until they get super close then warn them before they run into me. lol.
#2 is really me because I have cereal palsy but I can walk so if I go to somebody’s house I’ll get out of my chair and sit on the sofa. Another friend will just come sit in my wheelchair. Which is cool with me because if I’m not in it at that point it’s just a chair.
Lol loved this video! You always make me laugh. I have had similar experiences as a blind woman. Sometimes when I’m out with my cane people will jump off the sidewalk and walk through the grass, like there isn’t enough room for both of us on the sidewalk. People also start tripping over their words like “did you see that movie…Um…I mean listen to it?“
YEP Another one that happens to me a lot is when I'm getting on the bus, if there are people in the seats that fold up they'll often go all wide-eyed, and then EVERYONE in the front of the bus scrambles to move (or else nobody moves at all...)
When I was in middle school my math teacher used to always tell me “Brittany go sit back down” whenever I was away from my desk! At first it was awkward,but then after a while we made it a joke where I’d say “I’m already sitting Mrs Davis!” 😂😂😂
I just saw you on “Ask A” with KevOnStage. That was a great interview and you were so personable that I sought out your UA-cam page and subscribed. I appreciate you being so informative and I hope to hear a lot from you in the future. Take care.
Honestly, didn't even notice the comments until you said something and now I see what you mean. But hey people are going to say what they say. I just appreciate their platform and opportunity they allowed me to have.
I always hold the door open for people no matter what but for some strange reason if I’m not at the door for someone in a wheelchair quicker than the speed of light every EXCEPT the person in the wheelchair just loves to tell me how incredibly rude I am. It’s kinda funny tho cus I usually look at the other person and we just kinda exchange confused and mildly amused glances. Like Barbra chill I was already walking to the door. Also the third one where people get out of dodge as soon as they see you coming is a bit ridiculous lol
#2 is funny to me because it is so opposite for me! When I go to someone's house I move to the couch half the time and people don't hesitate to sit in my wheelchair. It's just another empty chair, use it if you want
I know right. I have Muscular Dystrophy and I don't use a chair everyday but some days it gets bad so I need one. My boyfriend will sit in my wheelchair when I'm on the couch or in another chair. He just likes the Zoomies. He will go back and forth in my wheels.
SO ACCURATE! Idk if this happens to other people, but another one is when you are like shopping or something. And you stop to look at clothes (or whatever you are looking at) and people stop everything and get out of the way even if you aren't going anywhere. Like I've had people build up lines behind me bc they are too afraid to go around me (and theres plenty of room) and I'll say like "go ahead" or "oh, im not going that way." And they will insist on waiting for me to move and so I end up doing it... It makes no sense lol. Its a huge pet peeve if mine. Like just go around me like you would with an able bodied person! Anyways no offense to able bodied people if you read this, just one of those things haha
The first part was funny 😆 and then the part were people thinking you going run 🏃♀️ them over like come on now they wouldn’t given it to me if it was so 😂😂
The funniest thing I get is random people assuming I can't have sex because I have my disability. Like ummm... I'm not doing IT with rude people that don't think disabled people can be sexual.
OMG yes!!!! All these situations have happened to me. Another one I find funny personally. Is when you are behind someone, they don't realise you are there and they reverse back and lightly knock into your chair. The shock and over reaction sometimes can be so extreme, to the point they can't stop apologising. You are there smiling and saying it's ok I'm fine. While they look like they just ran you over with their car 🤣🤣
Part-time user here - The only times I've almost run into somebody is when they are standing (usually talking in a group), I start going behind them, and they take a few steps backwards without looking.
Girl my sister-in-law does number three to me all the time. Like she sees me coming up my driveway and gets out of my way when she's more than 20 feet away from me. It's really kind of insulting. It's like Jesus, I can still walk and even if I couldn't there's nothing wrong with that. I just hate it because it's like she's drawing attention to me and treating me like I'm helpless and I hate it.
I love everything about this video! People are soooo terrified about becoming disabled that rediculous superstitions develop and look at us we are disabled and it's not scary! They just dont know unfortunately. Luckily you put out these videos! Also it really bothers me when people go out of their way to avoid me! It looks rediculous! They think they are being helpful, I think? Its super weird though....
The third one made me think of something when you said how people move out of our way 30 feet in front of us in a mall or supermarket. I used to HATE going to the mall because I'm only 5'0" tall and I haven't been using a wheelchair for too too long, so back when I could navigate the mall on my feet, nobody would ever move and I always felt like I was the pinball in a pinball machine. Dodging this rude tall person or that rude group pf people or the other family who just figured I was smaller, alone or with one other person who never noticed because they were always taller and didn't have that problem. I was always expected to move to one side or the other before we came within an inch of a head on (my head on their chest) collision. I got to the point when I was in my late teens early 20s...ok mid/late 20s, where I refused to move and would always come way too close to them before they would look at me like "how rude" and would quickly step out of my way. I have had Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome my whole life but was diagnosed late and misdiagnosed for 10 years before that. I always had a ton of chronic and acute joint pain or just pain pain. So the act of navigating a crowded place where just the fact I had to exert so much energy with severe chronic fatigue throughout my body, mind and soul, was far too much for me and I simpky stopped going to places like that. Now I use a wheelchair if I have to exert more energy than it takes to unload it and put it together (I use a manual one so for me it also depends on the weather living in Colorado) or depending on how I'm doing that day and how far I will need to walk which for me is getting to the point I can't do more than go into the gas station to pay. Now I need to try going to the mall on a weekend to see how much that has changed. I'm clearly shorter than 5'0" in my chair, but just like you said, people get flustered, they get overly helpful and concerned, like Annie Elainey said I feel like all eyes are on me which never bothered me before having grown up in the 80's punk scene, I had countless colors and countless mohawks and odd clothing choices compared to the norm long before Hot Topic was a twinkle in the eye of bad taste and exploitation. I was one of the punks the would get bullied and my guy friends were getting beat up for looking different. Anyway....my point is, this video gave me the idea to give it a shot. The only issue is, I have a service dog too and she is one of those Siberian Huskies with the ice blue eyes and so all eyes are on her and not on me. I'm not sure the experiment will work right with her so I may need to take someone with me to hang with her while I bust through the crowd in my chair. I have Twion wheel assist so I can get that thing MOVING!!
Rolling down the stairs lmao!! If I ever roll down a flight of stairs, I won’t need an Uber or anything else on that day, cause I’m gonna stay home!! I’ll consider that a bad, bad day lol. Also, I had no idea they now have van accessible Ubers. I wonder if they have that in all the states.
Right! If I roll down some stairs that's going to be an even bigger issue than I intended. lol. And yes they have accessible vans. I'm not sure if it's available in all states, but I'm doing my research for sure.
People literally jump into closing escalators before I can enter because they think it’ll close on me? Do they not realize it’ll open back up for me just like it will for you when you run into it. How about next time you just act like I’m a normal person and let me do my thing!
People always get dramatic with giving me room too like pressing themselves against the wall as if I'm gonna sudden turn and aim for them! Another thing that I find funny now rather than annoying is the people that talk to me slowly and loudly, like they think I'm not all there just because I need my chair?? I've never had anyone refuse to use my chair as a chair out of superstition, to be honest the second I'm out of it some able bodied person wants to play in it like it's a toy. I understand when it's a kid but some adults need to grow up, using a wheelchair isn't that exciting surely
OMG yes! They are so terrified that I'm going to harm their child with my chair. And it's like I would never. Kids make me nervous anyway so I'm always extra cautious. lol.
Lolo LOL I'll do it if I say excuse me and people don't move out my way I'll do it on purpose but any other time no I'm just like you I know how to control my chair when you go do another episode on love girl that was pretty good with the two that you did and you got to get an update about them I want to see what happened love you girl Miss Vernell❤❤
First off in all respect I think your very beautiful, and not beautiful like in were all beautiful in God's eyes bs, that's not true, I was born with a disability and I wish that I could handle stares like you, I don't come at it with kindness, I come at them with an iron fist
0:37 No spatial awareness. I will say, I would have just said something like, "thanks, but I don't need both doors open." 3:16 She could have said "getting." 3:36 Then I can only wonder about what you call walking and running. 3:58 We Dutch people might call that having long toes. 5:06 You're putting us on! 5:36 ROTFLMAO I seem to remember a video like this one from Wheelsnoheels.
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Number 2 is completely ridiculous. It just further perpetuates The Stereotype that disabled people are strange and something to be feared. It's like saying, the last thing you want to do is end up like a disabled person because everyone knows that they get treated as less than human. I think it's sad that Society treats us if we are somehow inferior. Like that's really just very insulting, it's like saying they're scared of becoming like us it's this terrible thing and somehow if you end up disabled then you are less than whole and should be treated as less than human and infantilized. I'm sorry if I went too far with this but I think you get what I'm saying. It's just so hard to explain to people.
LMAO! the “bitch whatchu just say?!” at 05:15 took me out! IDK why. i hollert.
hahahahahahahaha!
I use a walker ever since my neck and spine injury. People either jump out of the way or grab their children and pull them out of the way like I'm a monster going to eat them.😂
I love your sense of humor! My daughter has a wheelchair, and there are definitely times when it can be comical how people try to "help"! Someone should make a parody of Will Smith's song "Parents Just Don't Understand," and call it "Able-bodied People Just Don't Understand." 😂
The two door thing is funny as hell to me too. Especially since I'm SMALL small. When folks do it to me I'm like "um..."
hahaahahahah right!!
I don't normally use a wheelchair, but have some pain issues and once I had really overworked myself the day before and had to grab some groceries. I'd barely made it to the door when I decided I was grabbing one of the motorized shopping carts (there were about half a dozen up front). I'd noticed how ridiculous people acted around them before, but was interested in seeing it from that perspective and was not disappointed. The one surprise I got though was when a child saw me coming, waited until I was close-ish and SHOVED his brother in front of me! I also don't usually try to parent strangers' children but that was a day of firsts because I lectured the hell out of that kid about how his brother and I could get hurt, how bad I would feel if I was involved in letting a little boy get hurt, and how disrespectful it was. Their mother was there, but never looked up from the corn she was sorting through. I'm still not sure if she was that oblivious or just wanted someone else to take care of it.
This was soooo funny. I really concur with you about the doors and the people who freak out about me being 30 feet away. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
It's so ridiculous right? lol
Number 3 is so true! Right on girl!
I realize this video has been on here for a minute, but I just found you.
Lolo you are a breath of fresh air, thank you so much for keeping everything real.
I can't get enough!
"Oh sh--. My Uber wave is here. I gotta go!" Lol sorry that reminded me of Kevin Hart's 1st stand up 😂
I LOVE KEVIN!!!! lol.
I use verbs ike "walk" and "run" most of the time. Using the verb "roll" or "rolling" to refer to getting around as if I were walking feels awkward. I after all, think of my wheels as my legs. In my 20 years of life I've only ever come across one of my friends who seemed to trip over the verbs I like using. You mentioning it in the video made me wonder how many wheelchair users use "walk and run" and how many find that uncomfortable, because I feel awkward using "rolling"
No one really knows exactly what constitutes normal but I think of myself as a normal person, and those verbs just come natural to me.
Right which is why it doesn't offend me and I use walk and run too. It's just so funny when people think they've said something wrong by using the verbs. lol.
Mine is when receptionists say, “Take a seat over there.” I’m like, I’m all seated thank you!
I say the same thing. lol!
"Thanks, I brought my own!"
I would never think anything about the wheelchair as a seat issue. WOW people really have some crazy superstitions!!
P.S. You're looking good with that violet hair!
Trips me out! lol
Ikr lol that door shit was funny
My friends and family are always telling me, “Let’s run and catch that bus”. Then they look at me and we both burst out laughing. I dig it, because it shows that they view me as a “regular” human being. As for those people who are trying to get out my way, it’s like we are dancing. I go one way, and they anticipate me going the same way...”lol” I’ve got one. Those who are walking while texting and you see them, long before they see you. I just wait until they are “thisclose”...The look on the faces when they see me is like...😳😳😳
Michael Johnson i like to shout boo when they finally notice me .25 of a second away from being sat on my lap😂
LMAO YES!!! Texting and walking is another good one! Happens all the time and I do the same thing just wait until they get super close then warn them before they run into me. lol.
Im abledbodie but this is way too funny cuz I can really imagine it 🤣😂. Great video!! New sub here 😅
#2 is really me because I have cereal palsy but I can walk so if I go to somebody’s house I’ll get out of my chair and sit on the sofa. Another friend will just come sit in my wheelchair. Which is cool with me because if I’m not in it at that point it’s just a chair.
Hahahaha that burp 😂😂
Yes because saying rolling down stairs is so much better than running.
Hi Lolo! We just saw you at VidCon and adored you! Totally subscribed. ❤
Awwwww yay!!!! Thank you!!!!! I hope you’ve been enjoying my content :)
Lol loved this video! You always make me laugh. I have had similar experiences as a blind woman. Sometimes when I’m out with my cane people will jump off the sidewalk and walk through the grass, like there isn’t enough room for both of us on the sidewalk. People also start tripping over their words like “did you see that movie…Um…I mean listen to it?“
I love it. So happy you found it funny and could relate. :)
YEP
Another one that happens to me a lot is when I'm getting on the bus, if there are people in the seats that fold up they'll often go all wide-eyed, and then EVERYONE in the front of the bus scrambles to move (or else nobody moves at all...)
Yes! Happens to me alllllll the time too. lol.
When I was in middle school my math teacher used to always tell me “Brittany go sit back down” whenever I was away from my desk! At first it was awkward,but then after a while we made it a joke where I’d say “I’m already sitting Mrs Davis!” 😂😂😂
LMAO! That's another one when people are like "you can go have a seat over there." I just say "no worries I already come equipped with my own." lol.
Love you, Lolo!! 🧡💙
Love yall too!!!!!!
Lmao, this made me actually lol
I just saw you on “Ask A” with KevOnStage. That was a great interview and you were so personable that I sought out your UA-cam page and subscribed. I appreciate you being so informative and I hope to hear a lot from you in the future. Take care.
I just watched it too. Great interview. She's uber articulate also.
Hahahahaha. Omg lolo. You're too hilarious. My inspiration and role model. 😍😍😍😍
Thank you so much boo!
Funny stuff!! I'll have to remember some for my disability.
Just watched your HUFFPOST video. AMAZED at the comments. Don't know if I'll be following HUFFPOST any longer.
Honestly, didn't even notice the comments until you said something and now I see what you mean. But hey people are going to say what they say. I just appreciate their platform and opportunity they allowed me to have.
I always hold the door open for people no matter what but for some strange reason if I’m not at the door for someone in a wheelchair quicker than the speed of light every EXCEPT the person in the wheelchair just loves to tell me how incredibly rude I am. It’s kinda funny tho cus I usually look at the other person and we just kinda exchange confused and mildly amused glances. Like Barbra chill I was already walking to the door.
Also the third one where people get out of dodge as soon as they see you coming is a bit ridiculous lol
I agree with all of what you said & they’ve all happened at some point in my life but I just love that you can smile about it later! ❤️
#2 is funny to me because it is so opposite for me! When I go to someone's house I move to the couch half the time and people don't hesitate to sit in my wheelchair. It's just another empty chair, use it if you want
I know right. I have Muscular Dystrophy and I don't use a chair everyday but some days it gets bad so I need one. My boyfriend will sit in my wheelchair when I'm on the couch or in another chair. He just likes the Zoomies. He will go back and forth in my wheels.
You're so funny girl! You deserve more subs. Keep doing what you are doing!
Thank you! yes more subs would be great :)
SO ACCURATE! Idk if this happens to other people, but another one is when you are like shopping or something. And you stop to look at clothes (or whatever you are looking at) and people stop everything and get out of the way even if you aren't going anywhere. Like I've had people build up lines behind me bc they are too afraid to go around me (and theres plenty of room) and I'll say like "go ahead" or "oh, im not going that way." And they will insist on waiting for me to move and so I end up doing it... It makes no sense lol. Its a huge pet peeve if mine. Like just go around me like you would with an able bodied person! Anyways no offense to able bodied people if you read this, just one of those things haha
The first part was funny 😆 and then the part were people thinking you going run 🏃♀️ them over like come on now they wouldn’t given it to me if it was so 😂😂
Right! lol
The funniest thing I get is random people assuming I can't have sex because I have my disability. Like ummm... I'm not doing IT with rude people that don't think disabled people can be sexual.
OMG, yes. This video is so relatable. All those points happen to me all of the time.
I found that funny and annoying. In my head i say im not fat one door is good enough
OMG yes!!!! All these situations have happened to me. Another one I find funny personally. Is when you are behind someone, they don't realise you are there and they reverse back and lightly knock into your chair. The shock and over reaction sometimes can be so extreme, to the point they can't stop apologising. You are there smiling and saying it's ok I'm fine. While they look like they just ran you over with their car 🤣🤣
Lmao that a good one too!!!
“Why you gotta do the Allen Iverson crossover”😂😂
Part-time user here - The only times I've almost run into somebody is when they are standing (usually talking in a group), I start going behind them, and they take a few steps backwards without looking.
Girl my sister-in-law does number three to me all the time. Like she sees me coming up my driveway and gets out of my way when she's more than 20 feet away from me. It's really kind of insulting. It's like Jesus, I can still walk and even if I couldn't there's nothing wrong with that. I just hate it because it's like she's drawing attention to me and treating me like I'm helpless and I hate it.
You have the ability to say EXACTLY what I'm feeling! THANK YOU!! I LOVE your channel!❤
I love everything about this video! People are soooo terrified about becoming disabled that rediculous superstitions develop and look at us we are disabled and it's not scary! They just dont know unfortunately. Luckily you put out these videos! Also it really bothers me when people go out of their way to avoid me! It looks rediculous! They think they are being helpful, I think? Its super weird though....
The third one made me think of something when you said how people move out of our way 30 feet in front of us in a mall or supermarket. I used to HATE going to the mall because I'm only 5'0" tall and I haven't been using a wheelchair for too too long, so back when I could navigate the mall on my feet, nobody would ever move and I always felt like I was the pinball in a pinball machine. Dodging this rude tall person or that rude group pf people or the other family who just figured I was smaller, alone or with one other person who never noticed because they were always taller and didn't have that problem. I was always expected to move to one side or the other before we came within an inch of a head on (my head on their chest) collision. I got to the point when I was in my late teens early 20s...ok mid/late 20s, where I refused to move and would always come way too close to them before they would look at me like "how rude" and would quickly step out of my way.
I have had Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome my whole life but was diagnosed late and misdiagnosed for 10 years before that. I always had a ton of chronic and acute joint pain or just pain pain. So the act of navigating a crowded place where just the fact I had to exert so much energy with severe chronic fatigue throughout my body, mind and soul, was far too much for me and I simpky stopped going to places like that.
Now I use a wheelchair if I have to exert more energy than it takes to unload it and put it together (I use a manual one so for me it also depends on the weather living in Colorado) or depending on how I'm doing that day and how far I will need to walk which for me is getting to the point I can't do more than go into the gas station to pay.
Now I need to try going to the mall on a weekend to see how much that has changed. I'm clearly shorter than 5'0" in my chair, but just like you said, people get flustered, they get overly helpful and concerned, like Annie Elainey said I feel like all eyes are on me which never bothered me before having grown up in the 80's punk scene, I had countless colors and countless mohawks and odd clothing choices compared to the norm long before Hot Topic was a twinkle in the eye of bad taste and exploitation. I was one of the punks the would get bullied and my guy friends were getting beat up for looking different.
Anyway....my point is, this video gave me the idea to give it a shot. The only issue is, I have a service dog too and she is one of those Siberian Huskies with the ice blue eyes and so all eyes are on her and not on me. I'm not sure the experiment will work right with her so I may need to take someone with me to hang with her while I bust through the crowd in my chair. I have Twion wheel assist so I can get that thing MOVING!!
I love your purple hair !
I know it's so cute and her makeup is on point too
Rolling down the stairs lmao!! If I ever roll down a flight of stairs, I won’t need an Uber or anything else on that day, cause I’m gonna stay home!! I’ll consider that a bad, bad day lol. Also, I had no idea they now have van accessible Ubers. I wonder if they have that in all the states.
Right! If I roll down some stairs that's going to be an even bigger issue than I intended. lol. And yes they have accessible vans. I'm not sure if it's available in all states, but I'm doing my research for sure.
People literally jump into closing escalators before I can enter because they think it’ll close on me? Do they not realize it’ll open back up for me just like it will for you when you run into it. How about next time you just act like I’m a normal person and let me do my thing!
I’m laughing so hard at the door thing that I’m literally crying because I use a wheelchair and it’s so true
Hahahaahahahahahahah see they just don’t know.
All of them besides the superstition is SO relatable for me!!
now I just do it back to them.
Girl!! 😂😂😂😂 That's so funny. Just say I only need one side. Purple hair what!!!! ALL so relatable!
People always get dramatic with giving me room too like pressing themselves against the wall as if I'm gonna sudden turn and aim for them! Another thing that I find funny now rather than annoying is the people that talk to me slowly and loudly, like they think I'm not all there just because I need my chair??
I've never had anyone refuse to use my chair as a chair out of superstition, to be honest the second I'm out of it some able bodied person wants to play in it like it's a toy. I understand when it's a kid but some adults need to grow up, using a wheelchair isn't that exciting surely
Yes to all of this. lol.
I hate it when they confuse their kids lol. Like chill 😂I am not goin to run over your child. The child is even smarter than the adult lol
OMG yes! They are so terrified that I'm going to harm their child with my chair. And it's like I would never. Kids make me nervous anyway so I'm always extra cautious. lol.
OMG the funniest ever!! 😂😂
This video was amazing lolo😃... it really felt like we were just having a conversation with me and you ...u got me in here cracking up🤣🤣😂😂😂
Lolo LOL I'll do it if I say excuse me and people don't move out my way I'll do it on purpose but any other time no I'm just like you I know how to control my chair when you go do another episode on love girl that was pretty good with the two that you did and you got to get an update about them I want to see what happened love you girl Miss Vernell❤❤
Haha the live dating show episode will be back soon. :)
@@SittingPrettyLolo okay see you then miss Vernell❤❤😘😘
Omg I have the same problem with some ppl lol it’s like my friend told me “let’s walk to the store “ lmao
I get that all the time and I love it. It's just funny. lol.
Beautiful 😍
I had all of these happen to me a lot over the years!
You're my BFF in my head🤗🤗 I just love your personality
Appreciate it :)
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I am a power wheelchair user and have the same diagnosis as you. YOU are rude.
Hahahahaha appreciate the hate!
First off in all respect I think your very beautiful, and not beautiful like in were all beautiful in God's eyes bs, that's not true, I was born with a disability and I wish that I could handle stares like you, I don't come at it with kindness, I come at them with an iron fist
0:37 No spatial awareness. I will say, I would have just said something like, "thanks, but I don't need both doors open."
3:16 She could have said "getting."
3:36 Then I can only wonder about what you call walking and running.
3:58 We Dutch people might call that having long toes.
5:06 You're putting us on!
5:36 ROTFLMAO
I seem to remember a video like this one from Wheelsnoheels.