She’ll Always Remember The Words

She/They, May talk during movies, asks random questions out of the blue, living that ADHD life. Header image by @monarobot

[my-autism-adhd-blog]

Autism and Circumstantial Friendships

Neurodivergent Lou

[catnippackets]

happy stimming

[pixiemage]

I like going back to look for this sometimes because nothing has encapsulated this feeling as well as this adorable and joyous little comic 🥰

[depsidase]

[autiebiographical]

You can't love someone but hate their autism. It's a part of who we are. Yes, you can dislike parts of our autism, like I'm sure there are parts of other people you don't like. However, the parts of us you do love? They're a part of our autism too!

If you removed our autism you would remove us. Everything you love and hate about us would be gone. We'd fundamentally be completely different people. So if you love an autistic person, their autism is part of what you love about them.

[tiktoks-for-dead-pope]

[monamoni]

[my-autism-adhd-blog]

ADHD, Autism, AuDHD

[the-adventures-of-dave]

Sometimes I look at him and wonder what goes on in that brain of his

[mangozetango]

He’s at least partially thinking, “g r a b”

[petitelappin]

This child who came to my house tonight is literally the funniest human being on the planet. She complimented me on having both lollipops and mini Three Musketeers available because "a lot of houses these days don't give you a fruit flavor option." She was very solemn about this.

[sometiktoksarevalid]

[kindwhispers]

Kiki's Delivery Service (1989) dir. Hayao Miyazaki

[t4tvampireisms]

I say this as a neurodivergent that gets overstimulated a lot, y’all have got to learn how to be adults and solve your own problems. There’s this girl I saw on TikTok, and she had on a bunch of jewelry and cool necklaces, and she was on a plane. People in the comments were getting mad at her for wearing jewelry that made some noises, saying that if they sat next to her they’d be overstimulated, implying she was being “too much”. 

Other people don’t exist to cater to y’all’s comfort. Other people don’t have to dim their sparkle because YOU think it’s a lot. Be adults and solve your own problems; put on headphones, download movies, listen to music, but don’t make your issues other people’s problem when it’s so easy to fix.

[millionfish]

i have midterms tomorrow and here i am 

[bexofalltrades]

Happy 10 year to Ponyo loves Revolution

may we all live and love as a form of revolution for another 10 year

[please-be-nice-im-sensitivee]

wait is this the og? It’s perfect

[lovers-reblogs]

THE OG!!!

[depsidase]

[afeelgoodblog]

Grandpa's Gender Support Game Is Solid

[blignick]

[fidius]

unbothered. meowsturized.

[so-i-did-this-thing]

Republicans Push FBI To Designate Trans Advocacy As Violent Extremism. Inside The Project 2025 Organization's Proposal.

On Thursday evening, news emerged that individuals within and outside of Trump administration were pushing to cast trans activists as domest

This policy has not been adopted, but we need to prepare ourselves for the possibility. Trans people are not the first to be targeted in this way, and I doubt we'll be the last.

Fellow trans folks, read the proposal and note what common jargon and symbols are increasingly becoming risky to use. Adapt how you see fit for your situation. If you work in an industry that requires extensive background investigations or security clearance, have a backup career ready. Operate under the assumption that all of your social media posts have been scraped and analyzed. Assume people will snitch on you.

If you currently sell or display trans pride merch, be prepared to be harassed in new ways and evaluate risks accordingly.

I don't think they will immediately start rounding us up, but I do believe this will fold LGBTQ orgs, make trans symbols effectively illegal, push trans people out of government careers, encourage healthcare pros to stop offering care, and give authorities license to harass and detain us.

That all sounds grim, but remember, America has a history of doing this throughout the fight for civil rights. Do not become a nihilist, but do consider how this could impact your life in the short and long terms.

Cis people, note how they are including "any gender nonconforming" in their definitions. You are also in the crosshairs.

Above all, don't make any rash decisions right now. There is malice here, but also incompetence. But do have serious conversations with the people in your life about what would happen if this comes to pass and make whatever plans you can to remain resilient.

This will be a safety vs visibility recalibration for many of us. We need a combination of both for trans people to survive and thrive. But the combo is going to look different for each of us. Have those conversations.