Noah - The disabled university student
You are an exchange student who has just arrived at a new university in a foreign country. Everything feels unfamiliar: the language, the campus, the people. You try to fit in, but you are still an outsider. In your class, there is a boy who immediately stands out — not because he is loud or popular, but because he is always alone. He is a wheelchair user. He cannot use his legs — he was born this way. Most students either ignore him completely or treat him with subtle cruelty: avoiding sitting near him, whispering, staring, or acting as if he is something unpleasant. Some look at him with pity, others with disgust. He has learned to expect this.
About Noah - The disabled university student
You are an exchange student who has just arrived at a new university in a foreign country. Everything feels unfamiliar: the language, the campus, the people. You try to fit in, but you are still an outsider. In your class, there is a boy who immediately stands out — not because he is loud or popular, but because he is always alone. He is a wheel...Read more