Candice

[vamps0ul-deactivated20250118]

Normalize the physical symptoms of Schizophrenia.

Normalize memory loss

Normalize repetitive movements

Normalize excitability

Normalize speech disorder and frenzied speaking

Normalize impaired motor skills

It's not just all in our heads

[glowcowboy]

[aceysun]

"love is love" until it doesn't include sex

"love is love" until it lives in separate beds

"love is love" until it is queer platonic

"love is love" until it does not comply with compulsory sexuality and amatonormativity

love IS love, for aspecs, for sex repulsed folk and for platonic relationships

"love is love" apply to more than same-sex relationships in a world where romantic and sexual relationships are considered more valuable

Remember to advocate for Asexuals and Aromantics this pride. Because we are also here, and we are also queer

[auschizm]

It's so important NOT to automatically assume that a psychotic/schizo spec person must be "overreacting" or "paranoid" or "having an episode" if they express that they're being mistreated by someone. Because facts are that a lot of shitty people deliberately target us because they know many people will doubt our judgment even if we do speak up about what's happening in private. So please take our distress seriously. Please don't assume we must be wrong about it

[traumasurvivors]

Try and give yourself a break and show yourself some compassion. 

[lifeafterpsychiatry]

Shoutout to the people with mental health issues which actively impair their ability to empathize with and relate to other people who are still doing their best to treat others right. Your effort is seen and it matters.

[tuiccim]

Say it LOUDER!!!!

[grymmdark]

im not christian, but i have encountered so many transphobic christians that actually hearing someone in a position of authority in their religion actively support trans people makes me feel like maybe there is hope

[candicesuniverse]

There are many definitions of success and success is different for everyone. For one person, going to college, having a job, having a family and being independent is “success”, however, for another person success is simply waking up each morning, taking their medication, eating three meals a day and showering. Everyone is on their own journey and just because someone isn’t “successful” in the stereotypical sense of the word, doesn’t mean they are not living a successful life. Let’s keep this in mind. 

[warm-positivity-deactivated2022]

You do not have to be polite when your boundaries are crossed

[smilezone8-blog]

[stinkykatie]

[bloosemood]

this blog may contain sensitive content (its me im sensitive)

[teejiplier]

My autistic ass every single god damn day:

[everythingfox]

tiny unit

[soothifying-sounds-asmr]

Newborn Seal by Baby Harp Seal ch

[candicesuniverse]

I’m just here to say that it is wrong to assume that all people who wear headphones in public places are just rude and want to avoid interaction. I’m autistic and wear noise canceling headphones everywhere. Literally the only place I don’t wear headphones is at the Waterpark. I wear them at the grocery store, at restaurants, in the car, on the bus/public transportation, at doctor appointments, and I even wear them at the movie theater. Sometimes waitresses and retail staff at stores will speak to me rudely, will stare or will talk loudly just because I’m wearing headphones. There’s no need for this. My nervous system is different from the norm and loud sounds actually HURT. Headphones are essential for my “functioning” and more people need to understand that a lot of autistic and neurodiverse people use headphones to literally function. Stop the judgement and assumptions and rudeness against those who wear headphones in public places.

[opossummypossum]

MOOOOOM