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kaasiand

#i love you garfirld and jon #wish i had a switch just to play this game

pocketss

widehead

pocketss

goodbye boy

pocketss

ouuh brother

pocketss

Ummm she's literally sensitive :/

weepingwidar

Anthony Hurd (American, 1975) - You Have This Hold Over Me (2025)

m4nsch

happy pride! remember that being a transgender is everything but fiction. there are so many real historical figures from every century about whose transgenderism we aren't even aware of

handsomeboymodelingschool

His smile is so radiant

zabouncer

Maybe one year Demi can be the one jello wrestling with another women

bebsi-cola

health isn't a virtue.

bebsi-cola

people still go around acting like they've done something good in order to be able bodied and healthy. that they worked for it, that it's due to their moral fibre or good upbringing or self control. they genuinely, on some level, believe that they are a good person solely based on the strength of their physical abilities. they will resist the fact that it is largely down to chance that they were able to maintain such health. whatever they think they've built from scratch, the building blocks were already handed to them. not because they're more worthy of it, just by luck. and they really think they're worth more based on that sheer luck. i've met disabled people worth a hundred of the healthiest ableds alive.

drethelin

Ignoring luck is dumb, but claiming that health is entirely based on sheer luck is an extremely corrosive worldview. There are dozens of choices you make every day, every week, every month that contribute to your overall health and functioning. It's good to be healthy and it's good to make healthy choices and you do in fact have a lot of control over whether you are able bodied.

kickabel

Health being up to luck entirely may be too far, but it's pretty fucking close.

Just some, but certainly not all, of the factors on health outside of one's control:

• Your genes (what illnesses/conditions run in your family)

• Whether you have an "addictive personality" (goes hand in hand with the above)

• The country you live in (what resources are available to you, what viruses are in your area, etc.)

• The precise area you live in (environmental racism, are you in a low income area where environmental toxins threaten your health? Are the only jobs in your area the local mine?)

• The insurance you have

• The wealth to afford healthy food, gym memberships, supplements, treatment, etc. (do you live in a food desert? do you even have time to cook your meals?)

• The job you have (do you work in a factory where you are more likely to be injured? Exposed to chemicals, work in a mine, etc. situation that gradually poisons you?)

• Whether you happen to bounce back from illnesses or end up disabled by them, like the case of long COVID?

To say you have a lot of control over whether you are able-bodied is pretty fucking delusional, to be honest. There's incredible athletes that you would consider the pinnacle of health that go to the gym one day, make a small equipment mistake, and suddenly they're disabled for life. We're incredibly fragile beings.

This isn't about trying to say you have no control over your health or that it isn't worth making healthy choices. It's about how judging others is fucking ridiculous.

bebsi-cola

health isn't a virtue.

bebsi-cola

people still go around acting like they've done something good in order to be able bodied and healthy. that they worked for it, that it's due to their moral fibre or good upbringing or self control. they genuinely, on some level, believe that they are a good person solely based on the strength of their physical abilities. they will resist the fact that it is largely down to chance that they were able to maintain such health. whatever they think they've built from scratch, the building blocks were already handed to them. not because they're more worthy of it, just by luck. and they really think they're worth more based on that sheer luck. i've met disabled people worth a hundred of the healthiest ableds alive.

drethelin

Ignoring luck is dumb, but claiming that health is entirely based on sheer luck is an extremely corrosive worldview. There are dozens of choices you make every day, every week, every month that contribute to your overall health and functioning. It's good to be healthy and it's good to make healthy choices and you do in fact have a lot of control over whether you are able bodied.