[cheruib]

plan for the future: have my own bakery that’s also a bookshop where people are welcome to bring their pets with them

[welcometotheravenclawcommonroom]

“Please, keep talking. I’m listening.” - the introvert/shy Ravenclaw

[hauntedlullaby]

dodie is an actual goddess and these pictures prove my point.

[the-line--was--always-blurred]

Is there a discord for the chronic illness community, especially in light of the decisions Tumblehell is making? 

If not, can we make one? I’d be willing to mod.

[chronicillnessmemes]

My Dr. Visit - A Summary

Doctor: So why do you think you’re getting worse?

Me: Because my body doesn’t work?

Doctor: Ok see you in 6 months.

[chronicallyinvisible]

able-bodied people don’t seem to realise the nuances of disability, they look at it as such a black and white issue when it’s really not. like, i don’t need a wheelchair in the sense that i can’t physically use my legs and i don’t need a walking stick in the sense that i would fall over without one. but i do need a wheelchair in the sense that it could make the difference between my being bed-bound for a day and being bed-bound for a week and i do need a walking stick in the sense that using one today might enable me to do more tomorrow. disability and chronic illness aren’t black and white; using things out of necessity can mean a lot of different things for a lot of different people.

[knobby-kneed-blog]

gf applications

requirements:

i have no standards

seriously

pls

date me

im begging u

i'm short and i have soft hair

kinda airy but Hair Fluffy

pl e a se

[sealdeer]

oh no you’ve got a crush!!

[sketchyemi]

vessel.

[knobby-kneed-blog]

good sensory things™

dreamcatchers are amazing parts of ojibwe culture. i'm absolutely enticed by them.

vanilla smells so sweet and it makes me feel at home. <3

i love nice smelling lotions and soft pink nail polish!

bells, i can never get enough of the small ones.

[angelofthequeers]

I made this

[rebellion-12th-century-blog]

@ouidamforeman and @sillyinfpdreamerbean

[knobby-kneed-blog]

"mental illness isn't real!"

i absolutely despise this.

i informed a "friend" that i have anxiety, which explains why i tend to miss class while i go to a counselor. he said, "anxiety isn't real. just don't think about what makes you anxious." i was disgusted. i've heard it many times, and it never fails to be upsetting.

mental illnesses like anxiety, depression, and bipolar disorder are categorized by emotional disregulation. environmental factors and neurotransmitters hinder your ability to control emotion. you can't just not think about it. that's why it's call an illness.

it's like telling someone with the flu to not sneeze. it's not something they can control. i've been told my whole life, "just talk to people," referencing me being semiverbal. i can't. it's involuntary. i don't pick and choose everyday like; "oh! today i'll dig my nails into my skin because i'm feeling extremely overwhelmed and nauseous."

neurotypicals fail to understand that it's awful for us too. you think my friends get upset that i can't go out with them? i'm even more upset that my vision is blurry and my ears are ringing so loud that i scream into my pillow. it's ugly, it's sad. i hate it.

excuse my ranting, but i find my "friend's" mindset appalling.

[chickencrossing]

Cozy and grumpy Isabelle

[knobby-kneed-blog]

i love having curly hair, i can stick little packets of stringed cheese in it

[knobby-kneed-blog]

im lactose intolerant

[knobby-kneed-blog]

i love having curly hair, i can stick little packets of stringed cheese in it

[mimikyustims]

[thefibrodiaries]

Disabled people who can walk short distances should not have to fear parking in a disabled space and walking into a store. 

 Disabled people in wheelchairs should not have to fear moving their legs or briefly standing up. 

 Disabled people should not have to fear using a cane on their bad days.

Disabled people shouldn’t have to feel weary about having too much fun and being seen enjoying themselves.

 Disabled people shouldn’t have to live in fear of getting attacked, getting called a fake and even getting reported for benefit fraud just because they don’t fit the ableist profile of what you think a disabled person looks like and acts like.

Disabled people deserve to be able to safely leave the house and live our lives without fear and judgment.