Kuro_205

[b-sowards]

The tags are everything I know. I am sharing this with every single one to try and spread the word.

[unknowntheweeb]

Ok so, I haven’t been here for the longest time ever-

Hi! My names UnknownTheWeeb the creator of an upcoming object show that still doesn’t have a title!

Yet, despite being a big object show fan, I LOVE NINTENDO FUN HOUSE! Despite all the nonsense and the clickbait, when you get more engaged into the show it’s so GOOD! Gill’s my personal favorite.

Many of my fandoms include, Alan Becker, TMNT, My Inner Demons, Object show (ofc), Twisted Wonderland, etc!

I have never really done an intro before so trust the process-

Um…I play clarinet and Oboe

[kuro--205]

ANOTHER NFH FAN IN THE WILD

WE WIN THEESSSEER

[belleevangeline]

April is “Autism Awareness Month”, so here are a few reminders for you to keep in mind:

Autism Speaks is a hate group.

The reasoning behind “Light It Up Blue” (that there are more autistic boys than girls) stems from a tendency in doctors to base their autism diagnoses on stereotypes and sometimes refuse to diagnose girls.

Most autistic people don’t want a “cure” for autism and don’t support Autism Speaks.

Autism Speaks has given abusive/ableist parents legitimacy by portraying autism as a terrifying, life-ruining affliction and sympathising with parents who have contemplated killing their children, or actually killed them.

The views of autistic people are more important in this topic than the views of our allistic family members and peers.

Autism is not a disease.

Very little (about 4%) of Autism Speaks’ proceeds go toward supporting autistic people. More of it goes toward catering.

Autism is not a tragedy.

What autistic people need is acceptance, not awareness.