[zombiezinmydreams]

[hateusandseeifwemind]

I self administered black tea to the point of madness.

[avpdhaunt]

jobs for people who cant do or handle anything

[unofficial-autism-post]

Unofficial Autism Post

[fairycosmos]

hey is anyone else sick of having to adapt to horrible conditions over and over again

[lonestatus]

most importantly if you learn about things you will be able to understand art better. or whatever fag shit it is you like

[konoko]

[yoooyooyoo]

@unofficial-autism-post

[hyp3rbolee]

t-dick | linocut print

[wifegideonnav]

“bits to use in everyday conversations”

[defectivegembrain]

T-shirt that says "I dislike small talk and am bad at it" on the front and "I do not want advice on small talk or information on its purpose" on the back

Booty shorts that say "I do not want or need to be fixed"

Hat that says "Bite risk to people who tell me how much they love small talk"

Hoard of stalkers trying to tell me how important and wonderful small talk is and give me tips

[nneeemmmzzzzzzzzzz]

Smells like hope outside

[cdzen]

burnout from not doing anything

[skipppppy]

So can non-disabled people stop doing that thing where they act like it’s morally righteous to force yourself to work while you’re sick and assume taking sick days automatically equates to laziness. Any time now. That’d be great

[sunanthrope]

"But what if people will pretend to need this accessibility option so they can be lazy! People who don't need it will use it!!" I don't actually care

I dont care if 9/10 of the people who use the wheelchair ramp arent actually in wheelchairs. As long as the 1 person who needs it has access to it.

I dont care if 9/10 people who use the automatic push button on the library door can actually push the door open themselves. As long as the 1 person who the door is too heavy for gets to use it.

I dont care if 9/10 people who buy the can tab opener, or the little guitar clamp that holds the chords for you, or the hand grip that helps you hold chop sticks, don't need any of it and just get it to "be lazy". As long as the one disabled person who needs it gets access to it.

I do not care. Oh my GOD I do not care. As long as there's a disabled person on this planet who the accessibility device will benefit, the accessibility device is necessary.

Also, if you're so worried about people being "lazy" by using accessibility devices, MORE worried than you are about disabled (visibly or not) people not having access to them, you have unchecked ableism you need to work through.

[insidestory1]

One of the terrifying things about chronic illness is watching time slip away from you. You spend almost all of your time just surviving, and like that you watch days turn into months and months turn into years and the time you have in which to do things slip away from you. But the pain and fatigue and the shear difficulty of living won't let up enough for you to actually live your life, so you just have to keep watching it pass you by.

[machinot]

Scientists have found that if you get 8 hours of sleep and are still tired during the day it’s because your soul is cursed and your body doesn’t think you deserve happiness. There is no cure or treatment

[valtsv]

parents love giving you job hunting advice that's like Have you tried destroying and betraying yourself for nothing

[interspadias]

fun fact: debates about if being transgender is a choice or not are irrelevant, because the fundamental truth is of bodily autonomy - a right that should never be seen as conditional or requiring a suitable, immutable condition.

people who are trans deserve the right to transition, not because it’s a medical treatment or because dysphoria can be classified as a mental illness but because we’re human beings who should be allowed to do whatever the fuck we want to our own bodies! this is a basic human right!