Oblivion

Victoria. 23. Law student. Type 1. Twin. Gay.

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[glocc-blocc]

[libertarirynn-deactivated202006]

Male positivity? In my branding? It’s more likely than you think

[slumberinggirl-deactivated20210]

I love this

[lil-bitchnugget-blog]

Y E S. FINALLY

[citizen-zero]

AXE realized their target demographic are the preteen and teen boys who over-apply their product and decided to do something good for these impressionable youths

[realmymelody]

its literally so fucking wild seeing people your age having kids on purpose now

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[odpixel]

my man neil was just making a fun tweet and this cat straight up murdered him

[diabetiquette]

My sister just sent me this????

Ive literally never seen a model wearing a cgm or pump,, especially for a company thats so big??? Im cry?????

[visceral--punk-deactivated20190]

Dealing with, and possible future fears of being a diabetic (in this case type 1), self portrait. I fear of losing limbs even though my A1Cs are fine, I feel like a robot half of the time, something to be maintained and regulated constantly or i don’t function properly, yet still human and easily capable of bruises and scars of the injections and the pain or numbing sensation I may or may not feel. I constantly keep supplies on me in case of emergency. I check my eyes as often as possible to make sure nothing starts to occur there. I am not a robot, but i don’t feel naturally human. I don’t take oil, i take insulin.

[thegingeregg]

My favorite sign from the Women’s March.

[edmundodiaz]

[80slesbiab]

[greelin]

i just feel like it’s my right to go to a masquerade ball y’know? like i’ve earned that. it’s something i deserve to experience, at least once

[sugarghosts]

Some wholesome news today lads

[sugarghosts]

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[pinejaysong]

general psa:

freedom of speech means that the government is not allowed to tell you to shut the fuck up. it doesn’t mean that i am not allowed to tell you to shut the fuck up.

[thefaginogion]

Holy fucking christ

[spoonsfortea]

I think what non-spoonies tend to forget is that chronically ill people do not just get ill more often than other people, but are ill all the time. When we miss school or cancel appointments, it is not because we ‘felt a bit peaky again’ and decided to not go - we feel bad most of the time, but still do things anyway. A lot of us feel ill, in pain etc. all the time, and we cancel plans/take time off when we physically or emotionally cannot cope with the day or the things required of us. Our ‘good’ or ‘okay’ is a healthy person’s ‘awful’. We are consistently making more effort than ‘normal people’ in order to live and make a living, and we often make that effort at the expense of our health. And it is so hurtful and offensive when people we know/ friends/ family/ teachers etc. get frustrated and annoyed because they think we are not trying hard enough. We are always trying. We are always fighting. Sometimes it’s too much.

[mowghli]

It’s not easy to be your own pancreas.

[basic-banshee]

Tonight at the gym a man who looked like fuckin Thor asked me out and when I told him I was a lesbian he goes “oh. Chill. You know, my sister and I work out a lot together. She’ll be here tomorrow, same time.”

Like…did Thor just wingman me?

[mostlyvoidpartlyplants]

Thor hooked you up with one of the Valkyries

[bittergoldilocks-deactivated202]

I’m fed up

PUT TYPE ONE DIABETICS IN TV SHOWS, BOOKS, AND MOVIES YOU COWARDS

AND DONT JUST WRITE THEM IN THERE WITHOUT RESEARCH. DO YOUR RESEARCH.

I’m tired of people FUCKING asking me if I just “ate too much sugar”. Destroy the stigma towards type one diabetics.

I didn’t ask for my pancreas to fucking quit producing insulin on me.

I didnt give myself shots every day four times a day for three years straight for the media to demonize me.

I didn’t transition to an insulin pump for the media to say “if you eat that you’ll get diabetes”

I don’t deal with high and low blood sugar every day to never see myself properly represented because the media can’t do their fcking research.

Teach people about type one diabetes and let them see themselves represented instead of being rude about it.

reblog this! I want other people to think about this

[loveissimple-loveiseasy]

Shoutout to LGBT+ diabetics

Y'all, we have a lot going against us (esp if we’re poc), and handling the coming out process while being responsible for a life-threatening disease is a hell of a lot of energy. Especially during high school we’re pretty much at double the risk for depression and that leads to diabetes burnout (which has serious long-term effects). So anyway shoutout to us, we’re strong and amazing and I’m so proud 💕