Okay, but that's just figuring out your identity and wrestling with internalized phobia. No one's saying people haven't had bad experiences, and it's fine to feel badly about it, it's even fine if it personally prejudices you though I would say there are healthierbways to handle things. The problem comes with using bad experiences to generalize about entire people groups and invalidate their identities.

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一小時內	Sara Malvar smalvar	And this is exactly why I said "I'm not generalizing". People do that for many reasons not just dealing with internalized phobia. This is a generalization. But if you are facing that, there are healthier ways of dealing with things, as you mentioned. Everyone faces their deamons differently. At the same time, if you have had bad experiences with a certain group, I think is understandable to want to stay away from it. It's very different than practicing hate speech against an entire population.