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**Title:** Uncomfortable Truth: Social Experiment on Disability Awareness
**Summary:**
A person, Marian, who uses a wheelchair, conducts a social experiment by dating a boy she met online without initially disclosing her disability. When she reveals the truth, the boy's insensitive and ableist reactions are captured on recording. Despite Marian's attempts to explain her positive outlook and strengths, the boy continues to make derogatory comments, ultimately leading to Marian's frustration and abrupt exit. The experiment aims to raise awareness about the mistreatment of people with disabilities and highlight the importance of acceptance and understanding. The video concludes with a message encouraging viewers to share and subscribe to promote disability awareness.
Here are the extracted key facts, each with a number and in short sentences, excluding opinions:
1. The speaker had been talking to a boy for several weeks without disclosing their use of a wheelchair.
2. The speaker eventually revealed their wheelchair use to the boy.
3. The boy's reaction was not what the speaker expected, with his first question being about the wheelchair.
4. The speaker had suffered an accident in the past, which led to their current situation.
5. The accident occurred over a year ago.
6. The speaker is undergoing therapy, which includes attempts to walk again.
7. The therapy has been ongoing for about a year.
8. The speaker's therapy also focuses on upper body exercises, such as working abs and arms.
9. The speaker has a sister named Maria.
10. The speaker has a nephew (mentioned as both "small" and "big", possibly referring to age or size differences between two nephews).
11. One of the nephews is mentioned to have a unique physical characteristic (three hands), though the context is unclear.
12. A conversation with a boy was set up as a social experiment.
13. The social experiment was recorded and later revealed to the boy, who had been interacting with the speaker's sister (Marian).
14. The experiment aimed to demonstrate the boy's reactions to the speaker's sister, who was presenting as a person with a disability.