welcome! ♡
I’m queer, this is my blog—stick around if you want :) I post a mix of fandom, disability, psychology, mental health, and general gremlin chaos.
Let’s be real: there's no such thing as privacy online. Tumblr, though… Tumblr gets weird. Time for a quick heads-up
I do not welcome
Able-bodied people who treat disability as an aesthetic, or fetish.
Discrimination of any kind—homophobia, transphobia, racism, ableism, sexism, religious intolerance—is not welcome here. It's fine to explore and unpack your own internalised biases, but intentional discrimination or bigotry will not be tolerated.
Anyone claiming to 'identify' as transabled, transrace, or any other transID. I understand that body integrity dysphoria is a real psychological condition that can cause profound distress. However, the online conversation around TransID and related identities—treating disability as a lifestyle choice, aesthetic, or identity—is harmful and deeply problematic. Trans-Abled identities trivialise real disabled experiences, erase the suffering of chronically ill and disabled people, and creates a space where able-bodied people feel entitled to co-opt our realities.
The door is wide open, take your leave. I have a battering ram strapped to the front of my wheelchair. This is not a safe space for you. You will be blocked without hesitation.
Everyone else, you're most welcome, I have cookies and memes for you.
This blog will periodically contain content surrounding sex education, kink, mental health, physical health, intersectional LGBTQIA+ experiences and some content that may be distressing. Common triggering topics will be marked with applicable trigger warnings in the tags.
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