Neighbor calls my disabled kid the R word for walking funny, so I destroy her dreams of becoming a cop.

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For a bit of background, my next door neighbor is Slash was a college student. She lived with our

actual neighbor, her boyfriend. Typical, crazy college kid. Weekend parties, drinking on her patio

at all hours of the night, and weird hours. You know the drill. I figured she was trying to

experience college life. So why not? You do you, lady. Anyways, one summer night last year,

she was sitting out on her back patio with her girlfriends doing their drunk thing. I'm out,

wrapping up on some stuff with my toddler daughter. She at the same time had a medical thing going

on that caused her to walk a little weird. Nothing life altering and something that would heal

over time. She did have a weeble waddle to her, especially when running. Sometimes she would fall

right over. She was out running around with the dog and the lady's next door were waving and

telling her how cute she was. All good. We go back inside and I hand her off real quick to the

husband. I want to go to the bedroom real fast to change the sheets for bed later. I hurry up.

Now to set the scene, my bedroom is the closest to the patio next door. The windows are open because

it gets super hot in there, even with AC during the day and the lights off. I can do this by the

light of the hallway I figure. I can clearly hear what they're talking about next door.

Did you see the way she was walking? What a little R word. My little R word. My little R word.

Singing the cheerful tone of my little pony. I guess because that was what my kid had been

wearing. This was followed by sounds I suppose my neighbor felt a mentally challenged child would

make. And a brorest laughter. No, you did not. They didn't realize anyone could hear them,

but I had the lights flipped on and was at the window and shouting in record time.

Stay right there, lady. Absolute dead silence as they realize someone heard them. I come flying

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