David is a man who was born with physical disabilities and because of that, he grew up with a personal debate on whether people actually appreciated his intelligence, or acknowledged him due to pity. He spent the first three to five years of his life without the ability to walk and was kept under postoperative care during that period of time. As a highly respected student, David was puzzled about whether his academic performances or his disability were recognized. Thus, only trusting acknowledgment when it came from his parents. Furthermore, he began to realize that he needed to confront his dad about simple tasks such as dressing him up. He wanted to do things independently without his disability sparking any pity. Ultimately, he wanted to