Pleiades Nuts

call me Squid (+18) 30 | Bi(sexual+gender) | she/they | ♈ | mystic trashbag archaeologist | TERFs/Fascists dni

[calamari-chaos]

Meepo

+ABOUT+

Name: Squid

She/They

30

INFP

Neurodivergent (OCD, probably AuDHD)

Burnout stoner. Part time Eldritch Horror. Endlessly pursuing creativity, often stymied by capitalism.

♈

Classics degree, working as an archaeological field tech.

Please DO NOT message me about fundraisers. And please DO NOT tag me in them. I have no money and an insignificant follower count. I donate what little I have through organizations. Thank you.

I'll add more later probably whatever. Get weird with it.

[lamine-19]

scientific fact

[bluehairedspidey]

[randomalienencounter]

ᔑꖎ!¡⍑||ᓭ ╎ᓭ ↸ᔑ ⊣𝙹ᔑℸ ̣!!!

[squeakitties]

[necromosss]

As the person who got their R keyboard broken and the world mocked me for being forced to use the uwu language as replacement

My condolences

[commodore-64]

put that back

[the-davest-of-uncles]

National Lampoon, October 1985

[ymutate]

14th-century manuscript illustration of trepanning (cutting into the skull) from a 1345 anatomical treatise by the Italian physician Guido da Vigevano

Credit: Jenny Mendes Ceramics

[pjharvey]

there’s something so embarrassing about all the cast members in the new harry potter series that are openly being like “i want everyone to know i don’t agree with jk rowling’s views on trans people” like they think that will make up for them being on the show. maybe it’s just for the sake of their own consciences but it reads as “i know her views and actions harm people but i’m in it for the paycheck”. it’s not like this is just an adaptation of rowling’s work without her involvement, she is an executive producer on the show 😭 at that point just don’t say anything

[thecountesstold]

"I have encountered something that, until recently, I did not believe existed in the world—something that seems to me more valuable and more shattering than the strongest sensation..."

GERTRUDE WELCKER as Countess Told

DR. MABUSE THE GAMBLER 1922 | dir. Fritz Lang

[autisticautonomy]

Hey does anyone remember when a transgender adult man with cerebral palsy got top surgery of his own accord and then posted about it in celebration, and then transphobes:

Lied and said he was non-verbal

Lied and said he was incapable of communication

Lied and said he had not gotten the surgery of his own accord

Lied and said his "guardians decided [he] was trans"

Got MGT to call a procedure done on a consenting adult "criminal" just because he had cerebral palsy

Mass reported his video and his account, which he ran, until facebook terminated his account for "child exploitation" despite it being his account, him being an adult, and him not being exploited

Ableism and transphobia are inseperable. Just like ableism was used to prop up bigotry throughout history, now it is being used to deny transgender people bodily autonomy the same way it is used to deny disabled people bodily autonomy. It's not a coincidence that so much of the rights transphobic rhetoric is focused on labelling us as "mentally ill". They don't think any disabled people, let alone mentally ill people should have independence or liberation.

A disabled college student was bullied for posting about his transition. Meta removed his account

<p>Micah Leroy, who ran the account known as “Disabled Trans Boy” on Instagram, became the subject of a right-wing hate campaign after he po

[awfulbastard]

There are so many people that are pro disability rights until they find out disabilities can be gross sometimes. It's so wild seeing the same people advocating for more mental health talk losing their shit over a depressed person not brushing their teeth or cleaning their spaces, or people who totally support physically disabled people until they find out I once pissed in a cup because I was in too much agony to get out of my bed, or that sometimes cups and food sit in my room longer than they should because I physically can't get up to put them away. Disabled people sometimes have incontinence, disabled people sometimes have bad hygiene, and still deserve to be supported. It's so fucking performative and it pisses me off. Even other disabled people act like this. Shaming people for stuff they can't control doesn't help anyone, just makes you an insufferable person.

[sandmandaddy69]

[theswisscheeserag]

You gotta be really publicly passionate about things if you want your friends to text you. Bc people will forget to text you because they’re human. But if you’re really openly the friend who loves identifying ants your friends will think of you when they see ants. And they’ll text you “what ant is this [blurry photo]”. And then they’ll ask you how you’ve been and we should get coffee sometime. But if they don’t know what you love they’ll never know what you like

[theswisscheeserag]

And then when the ant convention is in town they’ll be like dude… we should go to the ant convention. But they would never think to go if they didn’t know u loved ants

[theswisscheeserag]

And sometimes you need to ask them to go to the ant convention. But you Will not get anywhere hiding your passions

[chillyfeetsteak]

wheeeeee wahooooo lalalala

[delicatesquashblossom]

Ask not for whom the gurdy hurds. It hurds for thee.

[outsidewolves]

[fluffyplushiesworld]

[truenoodle]

"alas" is a truly S tier english word. fantastic mouthfeel, makes me sound like a world-weary wizard, looks cool when written out. good job to whoever created this word.

[jimbles-archive]