[nevercure]

[aliscanta]

[aliscanta]

Alphonse Mucha, Clair de Lune

@aliscanta

[progressivepower]

Don’t forget where all our problems start and end

[thememedaddy]

[daily-spooky]

[ur-daily-inspiration]

[thememedaddy]

[fceriegifs]

Kiera Knightley as Elizabeth Bennet

Pride & Prejudice (2005)

[valentina-poem]

[http-xxaxx]

[floatlikeafeather]

my ed after i rewatch skins for the 35th time:

[chronicallyinvisible]

i know being extremely ill is a tremendous burden and i would never truly want to be sicker than i currently am, but fuck i hate being stuck in the grey area of chronic illness. that area of being able to shower yourself most days, of being able to cook sometimes, of being able to walk up a flight of stairs, of being able to drive a car, but also of not being able to work or study, of not being able to stand for longer than 5 minutes, of not being able to walk long distances or play sports or, let’s be honest, have sex. i don’t know where i am or where that leaves me, and what makes it harder is that the line between what a chronically ill person can do and should do is very, very blurry. it’s so, so hard living your life in a constant state of limbo

[trash-troll]

Where Magic Gets Real

[sarahbeara113]

When your doctor puts you on ANOTHER prescription

I’ve got pills, they’re multiplying…

@ body- you better shape up…

[hypermobilebecca]

Shout out to the disabled people making progress that no one recognizes because it’s not what society considers to be “impressive” or “commendable”

Shoutout to all the disabled people who are managing to get out of bed for the first time in months.

Shoutout to the disabled people who made their own meals today.

Shoutout to the disabled people who are going back to school/ work.

Shoutout to the disabled people who went grocery shopping.

Shoutout to the disabled people who drove themselves around.

Shoutout to the disabled people who managed public transport.

Shoutout to the disabled people who accomplished any or all of the things they wanted to today.

And a big shoutout to the disabled people who didn’t do any of these things bc they finally gathered the strength to say no and listen to their limits.

Your accomplishments are worthy. Your life is worthy. YOU are worthy. Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise because you aren’t “productive” according to society’s standards.

[sunflower-cane]

“It must be nice not having to work”

It must be nice being healthy enough to work, wish i knew what that was like.

[sarahbeara113]

If you wanna be my lover, you gotta get with my…

Various chronic medical issues and crippling anxiety and depression