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Just here to reblog and look at posts, don’t expect me to actually blog anything

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I made this masterpiece and I can’t stop thinking about it

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You don’t have to relate to every symptom for your diagnosis to be valid.

You don’t have to relate to every symptom for your diagnosis to be valid.

You don’t have to relate to every symptom for your diagnosis to be valid.

You don’t have to relate to every symptom for your diagnosis to be valid.

Just because you can’t relate to one tumblr post does not mean you are faking it. You are valid.

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ohhhhhhhhhhhh boy I needed this post

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Ted bundy isn't ugly, you're just a lesbian

Congratulations, this is the worst ask I’ve ever gotten

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reblog if you’re a lesbian, support lesbians, or think ted bundy is ugly

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Breath of the Wild, AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!

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I’m getting close to the end of my BOTW adventures, it is making me reflect and giving me feelings I didn’t expect.

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Reblog if 2017 is the year we stop interrogating d/Deaf/HoH people

If a d/Deaf/HoH person tells you that they are d/Deaf/HoH, you believe them. No questions asked.

If a d/Deaf/HoH person wants to communicate orally with/or without lip reading, using sign language, gesturing, cued speech, using their cell phone, or pen and paper, you respect their decision. No questions asked.

If a d/Deaf/HoH person speaks, do not comment on the “quality” or “tone” of their speech. If they choose to speak to communicate that’s their choice, no matter how it may sound to you. No compliments given, no criticism given, and again, no questions asked.

If a d/Deaf/HoH people talks/listens on the phone, uses hearing aids/cochlear implants, speaks clearly, grew up hearing, reads lips, etc, you will respect what they tell you about their being d/Deaf/HoH. No questions asked.

2017 is already an amazing year for equality, support, solidarity, and inclusion. Let’s band together to make the lives of d/Deaf/HoH people a little easier, and allow them to breathe easier when communicating with hearing people. 

Please reblog and add your own “d/Deaf/HoH No Questions asked”! I want to see what y’all have to say! 

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People who choose to get hearing aids no matter their age or level of hearing loss