charliesaurrus

what the fuck is this shit?

[vulvokovnadia]

Oh, boy.

3.05 | 4.08

[tylerposey]

All-time favourite Julie Andrews character?

[stevenrogered]

Andrew Garfield and Sally Field at the 2023 SAG Awards

[chrrispine]

TED LASSO

4-5-1 (3x03)

[macbeth-s]

1899 + dated imagery

[hawkaye]

“That’s completely different. You’ve seen it on a map.” “A map’s a drawing. By that logic, I’ve seen drawings of werewolves. So they exist then.”

[shedidntevenswear]

midnights is for the girls who tell their friends the most traumatizing shit through chuckles thinking its just a funny or weird childhood memory

[moon-covey]

ANTI-HERO (2022) dir. Taylor Swift

[stevenrogered]

Kieran Culkin on SNL 30 years apart (1991 / 2021)

[trainthief]

Jonathan Harker desperately emailing me at 6:45am

[cancelmyplans]

Tanya Harding, Kristi Yamaguchi, and Nancy Kerrigan at the 1992 Olympics

[modogoblin]

[demilypyro]

Imagine having the money to solve world hunger and just not doing it. What kind of person acts like that. Why would you not want to be "the guy who solved world hunger"

[demilypyro]

If you solved world hunger you could spend the rest of your life having as shitty of a personality as you want. You'd still be the guy who solved world hunger. Nobody would be able to criticize after that. Why would you not

[demilypyro]

We are not speaking in hypotheticals here

[demilypyro]

God this all fucking sucks so much

[mariautistic]

We declined your card because we hate you

[ankle-beez]

Idris Elba's agent: so you have an offer to voice knuckles the echidna in-

Idris: I'm already on a plane to america

[nayters]

[autism-fucking-rocks]

If you're ever asking an autistic person to do something, be sure to explain why you want them to do it.

When I was a kid, I always kept the windows open when it rained. I saw no reason to close them even though my mom kept asking me to. She never gave a reason, so I never listened. She'd say it let the rain in and I'd think "no shit" and continue to keep them open. Eventually, she explained that it could cause mold. That made sense to me, so I started closing the windows. Simple as that.

When we first got cats, they kept jumping onto the counters. Once again, I saw no issue with this. My mom kept chasing them down and I couldn't figure out why. She'd get annoyed whenever I let them stay up there. Once she told me that it was unsanitary, I thought that made sense so I stopped letting them stay on the counter.

To an outsider (and probably to my mom at the time) it may have seemed like I didn't understand the instructions or was being intentionally difficult. But I can't just follow an order without a reason. I must decide for myself if the order makes sense before I follow it, and I need the logic behind it to do that.

So if you're asking an autistic person to do something, explain why it needs to be done. It's very hard for a lot of us to override that part of our brains.

[bogleech]

Not to detract from this being about autism but this is something everyone always should have practiced all the time with everybody. “Because I said so” isn’t a valid reason to listen to anyone; not a parent, not a partner, not a boss or a cop or a whole government.

[profblahson]

Good for teachers, too. I always did my best to tell students why I was doing a specific thing and had a much higher attention rate and focus during class (plus students respect you if you treat them like the humans they are)