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Hi! I am Enits. I love Leonard McCoy, Spones, McKirk, and DeForest Kelley. I might post/reblog other things as well but it's mostly going to be Star Trek TOS related. Please don't add Kirk/Spock things to my posts, thank you.

McCoy smiles a lot. My happy place -> #smiley mccoy art.

I make stuff sometimes. Gifs and screenshots mostly. Very inconsistent with what I make and when.

Send me an ask or dm if you want to talk.

Because I wanted to read ALL the Spones without having to go through each separate tag for all the different versions :D Includes: Spock/Mc

#intro #enits talks #been thinking of making one of these for ages #finally got around to it #bounce #<- magic tag that hides this post from search

erdenmaedchen

😭😭😭😭

#star trek #star trek tos #leonard mccoy #the corbomite maneuver #gifs

bumpscosity

#wordle #for mom

limmystardust

McCoy (⁠◔⁠‿⁠◔⁠)

#star trek #star trek tos #leonard mccoy #star trek fanart #tos fanart #mccoy fanart #fanart #art

psychotic-gerard

the thing about disability is it really does sometimes boil down to "wow i wish i could do that" and then you can't. and it sucks.

psychotic-gerard

accomodations are important but i think they miss the point of this post. sometimes you can't do it. at all. someone needs to do it for you or it will never happen.

psychotic-gerard

"and then you force yourself anyway" folks im starting to think some of you really do not understand what it means to not be able to do things.

#:)#disability #chronic illness

djibrildiopmambety

Offside (2006 🇮🇷) directed by Jafar Panahi

#offside #jafar panahi #gifs

sleepymccoy

Developing headcanons by drawing scenes and then coming up with a defence

Spock likes to lay in McCoy's lap cos it's warm there

#star trek #star trek tos #leonard mccoy #spock #spones #star trek fanart #tos fanart #spones fanart #fanart #art

neonpigeons

thank you so much for this ask

#star trek #star trek tos #leonard mccoy

identitty-dickruption

biggest mindfuck is the fact that it can be so so difficult to tell the difference between when it's time for "do it bored/scared/stupid but by jove just do it" and when it's time for "if it sucks hit the bricks"

identitty-dickruption

this post has the most notes out of any of my posts, largely because there's an addition going around with a flow-chart that other people seem to find useful (which is fine) but that I hate with an intensity that is more powerful than the sun is hot. for obvious reasons, the flow-chart was created divorced from the disabled context, because the creator of that flow-chart had evidently not seen my original tags on the post. which again, is fine. but here I am, providing some disabled context. I made this post when I was first coming to terms with the fact that my disabilities are energy-limiting, and that I was going to have to cut back on what I spent my days doing. it had been about a year since my autism diagnosis, and about four years since I first developed chronic fatigue, and I was still finding myself unable to figure out what I Needed to do and what was just me holding myself to abled standards. that is absolutely a challenge that I still don't have an answer to, and I'm not sure I ever will

with that context, I would like to provide some unsolicited advice to my fellow disabled people (particularly newly disabled people):

if it's something you absolutely have to do, as in there will be worse consequences for not doing the thing than doing it, try learning strategies for doing it disabledly. chop your vegetables sitting down. buy a tray to prevent spillage when you eat in bed. do your cleaning in 2 minute slots instead of all at once. you don't need permission to deviate from the Normal Way Of Things

corollary to the first point: if there are no (or very small) consequences for not doing the thing, and you don't want to do it, just don't. it's literally fine. I vacuum once in a blue moon and the lord is yet to come down and smite me for it

get okay with half-assing things. or even quarter-assing. or one eighth. etc etc. if something needs to be done, it can be done poorly. the world is not going to end if you get things done shittily (within reason, and within the bounds of what is physically safe)

learn to treat your body like a valuable source of data. try and pay attention to the signals it gives you, and the trends in when those signals arise. don't push yourself for the sake of it. they don't hand out medals for Most Energy Expended Doing The Task, and they never will. if your body is telling you to sit down, do that.

for the love of god learn how to ask for help, unlearn the shame of needing help, and figure out how to accept help without beating yourself up about it. independence is not inherently a virtue and you don't have to struggle alone

okay <3 remember that you're allowed to give up forever and always. peace and love on planet disability

#disability #chronic illness