what stops us from finally feeling complete? @kal-thas - Tumblr Blog

hiiii im.. um. </3 about it but really if anyone can help id love you forever.

TLDR: i have Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, which makes all my bones and joints suck ass, and im having issues being able to walk or stand for anything more than 30 min to an hour, even with my cane. And when i do, im in pain for the next several days, and can sometimes be mostly stuck in bed for a day or two after.

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as a bonus, if anyone wants, if you send a screenshot of a donation ill do a doodle for you <3

#gofundme #medical fundraiser #mutual aid #disability #wheelchair #ehlers danlos syndrome #EDS

touchstonelevity

crazy-brazilian

lil wayne or wathever

melancholygirls

I passed a flower shop next to a tattoo shop and at first I laughed because I thought it was ironic and then i freaked because IMAGINE YOUR OTP IN A FLORIST/TATTOO ARTIST AU

stillalittlekid

OMG I COULD TOTALLY IMAGINE THEM LIKE THAT IT WOULD BE SO PERFECT

christ-with-a-why

#oh god...

twentythousandvolts

early stages of friendship are Soooo embarrassing like yea sorry....... it's me again............ i enjoy talking to you and spending time with you....... you can shoot me point blank if you want i dont mind

autistic-af

In 1970, my mother's family adopted an intellectually disabled man named Horace. Horace was 56, and had been in an institution since 1921.

My uncle, who was 19, was working as an orderly at the institution where Horace lived. He only stayed a few months as the abuse he witnessed was too much for him. He had become friends with Horace and told him "I'll come back for you."

Horace replied "They all say that."

By that Christmas, Horace lived with my uncle and his family. My grandparents did the official adoption. Horace had never seen a Christmas tree, and that was his first real Christmas.

Horace died in 2010, at the age of 96. He laid down for a nap and just slipped away.

At least two generations of children grew up with him. He felt immortal to us. He loved Hot Wheels, pizza, cartoons and to talk to the portrait of my grandparents as he sat in his rocking chair.

He knew everyone's birthday. He loved unconditionally.

He had scars on his back from the institutions. If you asked him about that place, his face would screw up and he'd say "oh, it was a bad place. Bad place."

And for 40 years, he was safe, loved, and happy. He loved us in return.

No point to sharing this. But I still miss his laugh as he held a conversation with a portrait, whispering about his day to the people who had helped rescue him.

autistic-af

Memories of Horace:

He'd put anything in his pockets. This included pizza.

He would walk around the dining room table for hours, talking. The floor had shuffle marks.

I was forever called "the baby" because that's how he had met me.

We always joked that he would be the luckiest man in the world and would just die one day in his sleep. He did.

We also always joked that he had a free pass into heaven. He did.

autistic-af

Oh my god. 😭💕💕💕 The response to this in so little time is wonderful.

Horace deserved the world and I'm so happy his story moves people. Thank you for remembering him with me.

lakemojave

Look I don't really care for AI. I'm scared about the increasing over-reliance on tools like chatgpt and Ai assist that repeatedly give flawed or false information, I reject the promise of AI writers and actors that might infect mainstream art. But like...y'all need to change the way you look at this stuff for real. So much popular anti-AI language is so abstracted from any material reality and human truth, making up slurs for Ai bots like that's a normal thing to do, wantonly accusing artists of using Ai like a witch hunt, and talking about the human element of art supplanted by AI in very Christian terms, calling it "sacred" or coming from the soul. You don't have to like AI, but I really encourage you to examine how you feel about it and what it's been making you say. Cause it's apparently making you say ethnic slurs

lakemojave

Should've known this post would've conjured people defending their right to repurpose real life racist pejoratives to talk about chatbots or whatever. Like is that not crazy to anybody else? That so many white liberals are frothing at the mouth to find a socially acceptable reason to put racial slurs on a t shirt at Spencer's?? I'm not even making this up somebody in the tags saw that shit in person what the fuck are we doing anymore

#now.#i Do believe that art *is* something sacred that comes from humans #and without the beauty of the human spirit behind and interwoven into it. it lacks genuine meaning #and sure. not all art needs to be Deep. but why look at art that was not made with intention #not made with human hands which hold and grieve and love and rip and tear and everything else #its not about it being 'oohh its holy dont let the bots touch it'#but rather that this is something that we. collectively. have done our entire history.#colonialism has wiped out so many forms of art through 'advancements' like this #why are we allowing it to happen again and again #and also in the same breath. coming up with slurs for an ai chatbot is Still.... not... the correct answer either #like what are we doing. rn. why are yall trying to prove your Righteousness via fantasy racism #idk its. ai can be a tool*. but it should never be a Replacement of human hands #*in this instance i am giving it the benefit of the doubt and assuming that the tool versions of ai are not ecologically destructive #...slowly backs off my soap box

sovalovesbeer2

angels-arbys

WORLD OF WOKECRAFT

by yours truly

atthespeedofheadlights

You know thursday are pure and genuine souls cuz you can actually hear the bass in their songs

the-void-behind-the-slaughter

were--ralph

gaybichon

not even funny how true this is for me

achillesinhighheels

"When Harlem Was" by Eric Bowman.

vile-things

godlessondheimite

In 2026, the chicest thing a gay actor can do is never explicitly come out as gay but also make it abundantly clear that he is. Coming out is too modern. Staying closeted is too old fashioned. But this method merges contemporary freedom with Old Hollywood glamour and allure, and it weeds out the dumbest people who truly don’t get it. I call it the Pascal Method.

nobodys-odyssey

Taylor Swift does this

godlessondheimite

no she doesn’t

nobodys-odyssey

You clearly don't go here or to queer history and signaling, or both, enough to have this conversation and I'm not going to explain it to you. You could have asked questions, you could have done even a modicum of research. You didn't and you made yourself look ignorant. Goodbye.