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this post was submitted on 24 Mar 2024
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Ohhhhh I thought you meant the phrase was "growing up r*****". Took me five minutes to figure out what you meant. It's just the one word, not the whole phrase. ๐
For anyone else confused like me, it's the pejorative word for a person with a mental disability.
Thanks for the explanation because I was confused too. Good example of why commas matter.
I thought they meant "growing up r" as well. First my brain supplied me with "growing up rich".
If only I had scrolled, you woulda saved me the same time. ๐คฃ