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thy kingdom scum | both lungs Catholic | queer & beloved | grad student | they/them EvangeliiGaudium.etsy.com

[itsmeimcathy]

hannibal (2001) by ridley scott | nosferatu (2024) by robert eggers | vita nova, III (13th century) by dante alighieri | the song of despair by pablo neruda | the carnivorous lamb by agustìn gomez arcos | a mother, a daughter, a door by tathève simonyan

[vampirebrainrot]

you're telling me the devil from the bible went down to ohio

[escuerzoresucitado]

[chestnutmareenergy]

Pond horsey

[horsesarecreatures]

Chip used to escape into the pine barrens and go in ponds to eat yellow pond lilies. This brings back memories.

[bonivers]

i haven’t stopped thinking about this tweet for days

[forked-tongue-blasphemer]

Isopod

British Library, Harley MS 3244, c. 1236-1250, folio 64r

[forked-tongue-blasphemer]

Smiling Bats

Bodleian Library, MS. Ashmole 304; 13th century; England, St. Albans; f.47v

[tall]

[dyke-for-christ]

Things I love about St. John the Baptist

Natural fiber advocate (Matthew 3:4)

Advocated for fair taxes (Luke 3: 12-13)

Stood against extortion and corruption (Luke 3: 14-15)

Encouraged people to repent (Mark 1: 4)

Counterculture king (Luke 7:33)

Called out hypocrisy (Matthew 3: 7-10)

Yelled at authorities (Luke 3: 19-20)

Probably autistic (There's not historical, scriptural, or tradition to support this, but in your gut I have a feeling he was autistic)

[briefblueseason]

My mom used to say, "Horses sweat, men perspire, and women glow."

The three genders, people.

[amaniiiiiiiiii]

WE LOVE YOU OCTAVIA 🗣️💖💖💚💚💚🤎🤎🤎🤎

Paving the way for young black artists

Collage of Octavia Butler by me

[mv11]

With God’s generosity it passed, and with God’s generosity it will pass

[ohholydyke]

Your regular reminder that if you’re neurodivergent, mentally ill, chronically ill, have regular pains, regularly dislocate stuff, and/or regularly struggle with things like breathing, eating, walking, moving and sitting

You’re disabled

This also goes for common conditions many people don’t often peg as disability in everyday interactions: endometriosis, menstrual and hormonal disorders, diabetes, chronic fatigue, paranoia, anemia, personality disorders, etc etc

No, you’re not taking it away from people who are physically disabled (in fact many of the above count as physical disabilities)

No, you’re not lesser for being disabled

No, it doesn’t mean anything about your future

It means you’re disabled and thus are impacted by things like ableism (including internalized ableism regarding what disabled people are or “should be” like and thinking of yourself as non/disabled)

It means you have a community of disabled peers—and movements like Disability Justice and radical care work built around helping people like you make it through this world built on our pain and suffering being expendable, ignored, or outright made into a profit margin for corporations

It means you should consider treating yourself as disabled and stop feeling guilty about accommodations, including setting up accommodations yourself in your life but also including work and school formal accommodations (did you know that at least in the US it’s possible to get school accommodations for depression? For anxiety? Flexible attendance, flexible deadlines, the ability to leave class if overwhelmed, test aids, class recordings and materials, so much support is out there). Maybe energy pacing and monitoring can help you, or learning spoon theory, or seeking out medical and social support. Maybe you should consider that an easy way to get someone to fuck off and/or understand the levels of effort and pain you’re going through is to tell them “I’m disabled, which means x” instead of jumping through hoops trying to get them to understand what your condition means, or to take it seriously.

Be proud and open about disability! Claim that shit! Embrace it! Life is better on the other side.

[bebsi-cola]

health isn't a virtue.

[bebsi-cola]

people still go around acting like they've done something good in order to be able bodied and healthy. that they worked for it, that it's due to their moral fibre or good upbringing or self control. they genuinely, on some level, believe that they are a good person solely based on the strength of their physical abilities. they will resist the fact that it is largely down to chance that they were able to maintain such health. whatever they think they've built from scratch, the building blocks were already handed to them. not because they're more worthy of it, just by luck. and they really think they're worth more based on that sheer luck. i've met disabled people worth a hundred of the healthiest ableds alive.

[self-harm-harm-reduction]

This also applies to non-physical disability, especially psycho-social/mental health disabilities. Mental health is not virtues either and mental illness is not punishment

[heai]

sometimes, it is 3am, you're sick and you're thinking about the Lord and you try to write something that means something.

[o-the-mts]

This past week in Boston has been like.

[bisexual-biker]

The saxophones are getting louder: Something bad is about to happen. Run.

The bagpipes are getting louder: The Tartan Army is coming. Run toward it. You will be overcome by joy and whimsy 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[woundthatswallows]

girl in a joan of arc way boy in a saint sebastian way