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oversizedsunhats

TOBY!! GIVE ME CONTENT OF THEM IN DELTARUNE CHAPTERS 3-4!! AND MY LIFE!!! IS YOURS!!!

#deltarune #fav

sigulary

Is my birthday so I get to be self indulgent

Sorta of a redraw of this

#hatsune miku #insp

lakeyyyyu

Responding this screenshot, yknow, cause, yknow.

bebsi-cola

At what point does someone count as disabled? How difficult does something need to be, or how painful or distressing does something need to be, before it counts as a disability? Does a given action need to be 100% physically impossible 100% of the time, and if not then that person is just lazy and deserves to be expected to power through it? (I am the person who is frequently being expected to power through things, which is why I'm asking.) In addition, there are things like, say, lifting extremely heavy weights, that almost nobody on the planet can do. What proportion of the population needs to be capable of doing something before not being capable of doing it counts as a disability?

Bottom line is I'm struggling a lot and I have frequently been on the verge of suicide at the prospect of doing several different things, a few of which I have actually succeeded in doing at the expense of extreme physical pain and/or mental distress, and I don't know if I have the right to consider myself disabled or not.

generally the best advice to give people is to give them the tools to evaluate disability enough to be secure in the fact that they are disabled, not disabled but have a health condition, or just not disabled at all. but I'm gonna be honest, causing significant and long-term distress is a qualifier of disability. i don't know the actual limits of what you can or cannot do, but you have to admit that most abled people don't want to die instead of doing tasks. you can call yourself disabled. you are unable to do certain (basic? essential? necessary?) tasks that would support you to live independently. also wrt to your question about how "unable" does someone have to be at a task for it to count, consider the metric that you should be able to do it:

safely (i.e. not at risk to yourself or others. are you always hurting yourself trying to do this task?)

unaided (e.g. without specific medical tools, someone else with you, someone prompting you to do it, etc )

regularly (!!! you have to be able to do it more than once at a reasonable timescale. for example if you can eat without supervision once a week but 6 days a week you need supervision then that's not regular enough)

also to be frank, whether or not you feel comfortable calling yourself disabled has no impact on the fact that you are struggling. i wish being disabled was an acceptable reason for other people to acknowledge your difficulties, but often it isn't. the mindset you have encountered about "powering through" is classic societal ableism and they will tell this to anyone, no matter how impaired. i still think it's meaningful to realise that you are indeed disabled when you are, but you don't have to be disabled to struggle. and you don't have to have to meet a threshold of suffering or distress to be worthy or deserving of help. whatever you can do to make your life more bearable to live, i suggest you go for it.

satosugu WIP

#artists on tumblr #procreate #wip #jjk #jujutsu kaisen #satosugu #my art #work in progress

korethya

𝕬 𝖈𝖗𝖔𝖜𝖓 𝖔𝖋 𝖗𝖊𝖘𝖕𝖔𝖓𝖘𝖎𝖇𝖎𝖑𝖎𝖙𝖎𝖊𝖘 𝖆𝖓𝖉 𝖕𝖆𝖎𝖓

#fav

sleepysaurus4

*hejnał mariacki*

YOU ARE NOW LISTENING TO

*horse neighing*

213.7

*sabers clanking*

REAL POLISH FM

*ja pierdolę kurwa*

WHERE WE PLAY NOTHING BUT POLISH SONGS, POLISH SONGS AND MORE POLISH SONGS

*góral whistling*

*sped up trumpet from Bolek i Lolek*

THIS AIN'T YOUR SZWABSKA STATION

*imagine dragons - radioactive starts playing*

#idk what any of this means but this is funny #fav

crabussy

wow I love to sit crosslegged without moving for several hours straight!

crabussy

okay time to straighten my legs man I'm so excited

crabussy

I f eel like a suit of armour that was attacked by a welder

crabussy

I am nineteen years old

crabussy

I am so sorry I just turned 20 I hope you can forgive me

crabussy

. yeah okay true I did do that

#fav

cutecipher

whether or not men benefit from feminism has no bearing on whether feminism is worthwhile

cutecipher

put another way. i dont care about how men are impacted by feminism

cutecipher

already have people mad about this. okay here's another take. men should be feminists for no benefit.

mantis-lizbian

just as white people should be anti-racism for no benefit, and cis people should be pro-trans for no benefit. the only "benefit" that should be required is the creation of a more just world, not because you, personally, actually do get something out of it.

octaviaabadassblakee

I need fat female characters in tv whose weight is inconsequential. It means nothing to the story.

She's fat and gets the guy and no one bats an eye.

She's fat and the hottest chick in the sorority and that's normal.

She's fat and an actress and she gets good roles.

She's fat and she's funny and she has character depth and growth.

She's fat and the main character and no one mentions her weight once.

I'm fat and my weight doesn't play a part in my day to day conversations, or plans, or friendships. Why can't I have that on tv?

eldritchbauble

My old person take today is that I feel like people have normalized being on your phone every single moment including when you're spending "quality" time with others so much that they're defensive if someone isn't ok with it. Yes, you have a problematic relationship with your phone and social media if you physically cannot put it down for a couple of hours to like, have dinner with your friends. It's a show of respect for other people's time and energy as well as important to be present and connect with people around you. Your parents who told you no phone at the table were right for that one.

academic-vampire

𝔟𝔩𝔬𝔬𝔪𝔦𝔫𝔤 𝔦𝔫 𝔱𝔥𝔢 𝔠𝔦𝔱𝔶

#fav #insp

squid-socks

This is a hard thing to hear but i genuinely say it with care and best wishes:

Keep using your brain and trying that hard thing no matter how foggy. Feel stupid! It's ok! I promise you are not stupid. I promise your brain will appreciate it. And that with time it will be valuable that you tried.

It's so easy to lose a whole week to brain fog. But your brain and body don't just stop existing that week (though it can feel that way). It's so important to try to incorporate puzzles anyway. Cook a meal from a scratch, do a jigsaw, the wordle, sudoku, use your other hand, learn a new card game, watch a brand new show, do simple math equations, write words backwards, learn a new language (or even just random phrases from a few), play a podcast, read a fun article or magazine, try a new creative project. Something! To help you feel better longer and keep your brains synapses synapsing.

Find a way to push yourself into it. Ask a friend to do it with you, set a timer, build it into your routine, have a bunch of fun games on your phone, puzzles by the bed, set your google to open straight to wordle.

TO CLARIFY: neuroplasticity is magic. And CONTRARY to prior belief it does not just stop after like 25. The brain can recover in exceptional ways so if you feel behind, or feel like you lost so much of what you knew due to a deep spell of illness or depression or injury; it's never too late. Never too late to nuture your brain to a better state of health.

So have a glass of water, take a deep breath and please join me in feeling really stupid trying to finish a "simple" puzzle and know we are all doing a very good job. ❤️

#save