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spoonie-humour

Me @ Professors: “IF YOUR COURSE ISN’T ACCESSIBLE IT ISN’T GOOD ENOUGH”

[gif: woman banging pots and pants together chanting “y’all not gon’ get to sleep cuz’ of me!”]

sunflower-cane

a tip for yall

dont ask someone w chronic pain “are you in pain today?”

ask them, “if you dont mind me asking, how much pain are you in today?”

thefibrodiaries

my illness will always be a huge part of my identity and to me that isn’t a bad thing. maybe abled people (and some disabled people) should stop thinking of ‘letting your illness define you’ as a negative thing. you may see it that way but most of us see our illnesses as an important and even a positive part of who we are and we have every right to include or illnesses as part of our identity.

disabilityuserboxes

this user has chronic migraines

girlfromthe-subway

a couple of things

1. if your feminism doesn’t include the disabled community, it isn’t feminism 2. if your disability activism doesn’t include invisible disabilities, it isn’t activism

disabilityuserboxes

this user has POTS

lagonegirl

Congratulations!!!!

Giving black gay boys some hope out here. Representation Matters!!! Support #LGBTQ #BlackGays

yccnseok-archive-deactivated202

the things he does before performances

swarnpert

[sees a dog] [gentle gasp]

justjames

Mood: seeing my food on it’s way to the table in a restaurant

don8boost

be unapologetically lesbian

be unapologetically gay

be unapologetically bi/pan

be unapologetically trans/nb

zom-bee

*If you’re in a safe, welcoming environment. If you know there are people around you who hate your way of life, it’s not weak to keep it closeted for your own protection.

don8boost

i’m op and thank you so much i just started crying because this is the only good addition to this post