MisterJoltemon[he/it/h1m]

Local queer trench coat full of fictional characters. 🌿🚬🌈. Pfp by https://www.tumblr.com/pokemon-icon-factory

[missedbrekfast]

INTRO

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A lots changed but I’m not changing much, uh system teehee

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~˚✧。names: Maxwell/Moth/Mazon

~˚✧。main pronouns: he/it/h1m

~˚✧。bodily/chrono age: 19

~˚✧。gender and sexuality: transmasc boyflux femboy, greyace gay

~˚✧。no Dni, get blocked if I don’t like you

~˚✧。extra: I repost some sex ed posts if I come across them, if you don’t want to see that PLEASE do not follow me, I will understand <3. Please don’t flirt even jokingly. Proship safe, anti censorship, gender abolitionist, WOKE, rq safe, endo safe

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[thisis--ableism]

the yandere trope is rooted in stereotypes about bpd even if unintentional

That is ableism then.

[thisis--ableism]

People giving sarcastic replies when I ask them if they're being sarcastic.

I struggle to understand sarcasm and occasionally someone will say "yes" when I ask if they're being sarcastic, which makes me think they weren't being sarcastic, so I'll talk to them as if what they said before was serious. And then they'll get mad at me because "obviously [they were] being sarcastic"

This is ableism.

[thisis--ableism]

Me: I’m getting overstimulated.

Mom: Well, you’re taking your medicine, so you shouldn’t be.

Me: …At all?

Mom: nope, you should be able to handle it.

Is this ableism? We both take ADHD meds but she knows I’m autistic.

This is ableism.

Medication makes management easier for some, but it doesn't remove or prevent things like overstimulation.

[thisis--ableism]

all the jokes im seeing lately about like blank but they’re schizophrenic and they just remove someone or something from the video 😐

really theres so many jokes about disabilities clearly not made by the people it’s about oh my godddddddd

This is ableism.

[this-is-arophobia]

My friend was talking about me to her therapist (it was for an exercise but i didn't ask about it to not be nosy) and mentioned that i'm aromantic. The therapist proceeded to ask her if i'm autistic :/

this is arophobia and ableism

@thisis--ableism

[thisis--ableism]

This is ableism.

[thisis--ableism]

TW medication talk

is it ableist when i ask for advice online on how to get my meds but as a second higher dose so when the pain is really bad but i know doctors are ableist so i was asking other disabled people how they go about it and someone responded "you need a breakthrough med but you wouldn't know that, you didn't go to med school and you're a idiot like most civilians" after i explained that i cannot be on any other meds due to my meds not mixin and just not wanting to be given more meds?

This is ableism.

That person is trying to act educated, but they need to realize that advice can be dangerous due to, as you said, medication not mixing.

[thesidereal]

Rent lowering gunshots apparently???

FUCK NAZIS

FUCK FASCISTS

FUCK ICE

FUCK GENERATIVE AI

FUCK CAPITALISM

FUCK TRANSMEDICALISTS

FUCK EUGENICS

And shoutout to radical POC because holy shit yall are going through hell right now.

Didn't think ANY of this would ever have to be said here but folks will always find a new cover for their own bigotry and hatred. Being radically queer also includes being radical about other things as well -- not just the fun or enjoyable identities. We have to stick together and stay vigilant.

(Obligatory "this does not apply to transharmfuls yall are great" disclaimer)

[thisis--ableism]

"I almost had a seizure trying to read a meme that had aave in it"

I'm assuming this is something someone else said, which is ableism, as well as racism (as I believe aave stands for African-American vernacular english).

[this-is-automisia]

Automisia and deitykin alterhumisia(/anti-religion?) is the constant demonization of self-pride. Whenever people are proud of their appearance, their work, or especially who they are, other people are quick to tear them down, calling them shit like egotistical, selfish, and narcissistic (which is also ableist) even if they've done nothing wrong and are just sharing their joy. Meanwhile, people who self-deprecate are praised for their humility (which is harmful to them too). This culture has made me deeply ashamed of not only my attraction to myself, but even worse, my worship of my divine aspect. These are not only parts of who I am, but ways I cope with my mind telling me I'm an evil person. To be learning to love myself through romantic, sexual, and religious love, only to hear constantly that loving yourself in these ways is evil, makes me have to start all over again repeatedly. I just wish people share in others' joy rather than being assholes whenever they see someone uplifting themself and being who they are instead of tearing themself down for validation.

I'd call this culture misogynist and queermisic too as women and queer people are the most common victims of this I've seen.

This is automisia, alterhumisia, ableism - also has ties to misogyny and queermisia

woah, what a list, but all very true!

[this-is-automisia]

automisia is, doing a hear me out kinda thing with my friends, bringing up how i would fuck a clone of myself/somebody that looked like me… and one of them was like, “so would you fuck your brother?”

😭 NOT WHAT I SAID

This is automisia.

I hate when people say this because like, no, not how it works

[thisis--ableism]

Was watching a video about working dogs and a service dog for schizophrenia was mentioned (the dogs can help tell you if something is or isn’t there, this one was trained to greet people on command but if no one was there to greet they would just say still) most liked comment was

“That schizophrenia one is actually scary”

Under that someone was talking about how they learned about what schizophrenia is like from watching a YouTuber play a video game

Can people please be normal about schizophrenics?

This is ableism.

[lastoneout]

"I am not a vessel for your good intent" goes hard as a line from a disabled perspective. Abled people care so much more about being their idea of a good ally than they do actually being a good ally. They shove their good intent right down your throat and then act surprised when you tell them they're suffocating you.

[lastoneout]

[faggotvampires]

[ID: An image of a sign with a blue background and with a graphic of a stick figure in a wheelchair at the beginning, resembling disabled parking space signs. The text below the stick figure reads "I am not a vessel for your good intent." /ID]

[sushi-stims]

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please credit me if you repost !

[abalidoth]

[brainscrems]

[lemon-on-hoovez]

every . fucking . time .

[chilethesilly]

“neopronouns and xenogenders are why transphobes don’t take us seriously!!” why the hell are we catering to transphobes?? punching sideways isn’t gonna make them hate any of us less

[chocomichhi]

FLOWERS BLOOMS IN YOUR HEART 🌼🌺🌸💐🌹