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pixelarttenten

ゲームボーイ。

sunbathe

no.noru

neuroconflictos

No basta con coincidir, hay que demostrar, cultivar y sobre todo saber mantener ese mutuo interés.

Efimera Lunar Intemporal

rose-chateau

When talking about disability and chronic illness, people don't understand that happiness isn't optional. Humans have a fun meter in their brain just like the sims, and that doesn't change for disabled people.

I love recognizing limitations and accommodating myself when I can, but at the same time, I WANT to do things for my own happiness. I WANT to cosplay at an anime convention, even if that means I won't be able to walk for 3 days. I WANT to go canoeing with friends, even if that means I'll be sick for 2 months after. I want my room to be clean and I want to decorate my space and I want to go have fucking fun in the real world and not just video games for once.

And when it comes to instances of stuff we do purely for fun, people still talk down to us and give us the "know your limits" speech like us having fun exists in the same context as breaking our bodies for the sake of capitalism. It's not the same thing. Quit shaming disabled people for doing shit. Let disabled people chose informed risk for the sake of fun and happiness. Fun and happiness are not optional.

pockypuck

^^^'Knowing your limits' can also mean 'I know exactly how this will fuck me up and that's an acceptable outcome in this situation.' The dignity of risk should be accessible to grown-ass adults (and also kids, within reason). Let people fucking live.