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[sixpenceee]

How big is a billion?

[notchicken]

[sealxgod]

[diseasequeen-deactivated2016011]

living with a chronic illness is shitty because my explanation for why I missed school or couldn’t go to a social event is always “I was sick” and people get tired of that really quickly

“you were sick last week too” yes I was sick last week, I am sick this week, I will be sick next week and I will possibly be sick forever, deal with it

[joegramoe]

Willie Nelson Just because!

[fuq-off-and-on]

Sometimes you just need to hear how much you mean to someone

[impotsiblelife]

I don’t think disabled people should lose their benefits when they get married. 

Adults who became disabled before age 22 risk losing their benefits when they get married. Any benefits they receive through a parent’s work record are discontinued, and if their spouse makes too much money, they can’t receive SSI either. All disabled people on SSI, regardless of when they became disabled, risk losing their benefits by getting married. The only people who are guaranteed to keep their benefits are those who worked long enough to receive SSDI through their own work record. 

Marriage is an important religious and social milestone for many people, and it confers important legal protections upon couples. I think that all disabled people should be able to get married without losing their only source of income and their financial independence. 

[g0ldenruless]

send me “have you evers” and I can only reply with “yes” or “no”

[deactivated-blog]

[garotastagarelas]

[artisticlog-deactivated20231213]

[thechosenjuan]

honestly a good partner isn’t necessarily someone who loves the exact same things you love but rather someone who is willing to listen to you ramble on and on about a particular subject that you’re passionate about even if they have little to no interest in it

[chronicillnessmemes]

Trigger Warning for photosensitive people!

The Incredibles 2 contains black and white swirling, optical illusion-type images that may cause headaches or possibly even seizures in some spoonies. 

These can be very briefly seen in some of the trailers but are much more present in the movie.  The first scene it occurs is on the train, about 30 minutes in maybe? 

A major Elastigirl fight in Act 2 features it HEAVILY. Please be careful if images like these trigger your symptoms!

Please message @leia-connor-vas-serenity if you have any questions. 

Thanks!

[cabinsdaily]

[purplebuddhaquotes]

“Be a loner. That gives you time to wonder. To search for the truth.”

— Albert Einstein

[timetraveldean]

[randompicturescollector]

[weaponslover]

FREEDOM. - ©