Hi!

(23) I like a lot of things. I used to mostly talk about Bleach, now it's a mess over here. Full about in pinned post!!!

[shunukitrash]

About me

Hi!!!

Absolutely Do not interact if: You're a terf, swerf, homophobic, ace/arophobic, biphobic, panphobic, antisemitic, islamaphobic, racist of any fucking kind, misogynistic,pr*ship, abliest, or a Map/pxdophile

That's all! Enjoy my blog!

[theconcealedweapon]

What could people possibly mean by "I support abortion only in extreme cases"?

If something is growing inside of you that you don't want there, that's pretty damn extreme.

[cutecipher]

This has been one of the worst days we've been through in recent history and we got fucked over on money multiple times. Please help some disabled trans women get a dinner and maybe help me get the 2 dresses i was trying to get to replace ones that fell apart. If it helps we're the moms of @rickybabyboy

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Venmo: AGIEF

Paypal: [email protected]

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[reynard61]

Let's ambush mama! 😼

[dvandom]

"Why do Pallas cats always look grumpy?"

"Pallas kittens."

[waywardmartian]

The sheer roundness of this kitten must be admired.

[kaijutegu]

It looks cute, right? But wait, what's that?

Yup. AI watermark. Traces back to this Facebook page which posts nothing except for AI images of manul/Pallas cats (plus a couple of videos of domestic cats). The original post is here.

Here are some real images of this animal. They're not as dramatic, but they are the real thing.

[kaijutegu]

If you want to see real baby manul/Pallas cat kittens, and you don't mind a trip to the Quad Cities... Niabi Zoo just had a litter!

NEW Pallas’s Cat Litter | Support Niabi Zoo

Niabi Zoo is proud to welcome one of only two litters of Pallas’s Cats born in North America since 2024. Donate today to create more success

Let's be photographic representations of real animals with mama

[lostinthelegs]

the generated image can't compare to the real beauty of nature

[kaijutegu]

You think that one is good, look at this thing:

[shunukitrash]

Also it's nice people are standing on business with depop and not buying anything because they took away free shipping but did it have to be when I needed the money 😭

[heartbreakrevolver]

"fuck marry kill" is a stupid game. First of all, marriage is evil. Secondly, everyone must die.

[shunukitrash]

And to think, I didn't even want to go to college. I just did ot to get away from my mom so I wouldn't have to share a bed with her anymore.

[shunukitrash]

I keep repeating to myself "at least I do t have kids" but I still fucked up my life so what's the use

[wholeheartedsuggestions]

you deserve a life you aren’t constantly recovering from

[hagiomoto]

Holy shit the US Military tested an experimental GPS jammer and caused a civilian plane crash that kills everyone on board in May.

It Appears That the US Military Accidentally Killed Everybody on Board a Civilian Medevac Flight in New Mexico

A days-long electronic warfare drill was one of the causes behind the loss of a four-passenger medevac flight.

When the Federal Aviation Administration shut down air traffic to El Paso Airport earlier this year, nobody could have guessed than an experimental high-energy laser weapon was the cause. After days of chaos and speculation, it was revealed that Customs and Border Patrol officials had fired off a laser volley from a US Army base adjacent the El Paso Airport. Though the trigger-happy Border Patrol grunts evidently thought they were firing at drug-smuggling drones, their real target turned out to be a kids’ party balloon. Regardless, it was later reported that the cutting-edge weapon was taken for a test-drive a week before FAA and Pentagon officials had a chance to discuss how to safely implement the laser device, making it a small miracle that nobody in the air was killed. Not every use of an experimental aerospace weapon goes off without a hitch, however.

New bombshell reporting by Wired reveals an incident in which the testing of an experimental GPS jammer resulted in a medical plane crashing into the side of a mountain.

[orteil42]

unconvinced i'll ever find "the vitamin" that makes me all better so i can get real work done but i do expect they'll elucidate whatever my deal was post-mortem, after which what i did manage to accomplish with my life will be regarded on the level of Beethoven composing despite being deaf or Gordon Ramsay cooking despite being british

[this-is-neuropsych-ableism]

Reminder that nonverbal means you do not verbally speak ever, while verbal shutdown means you have periods of time/episodes where you don't speak verbally.

Don't say you're "going nonverbal", say you're having a verbal shutdown. Nonverbals do not like their language being misused to treat nonverbality as a temporary thing.

(This is not a judgemental post to anyone who has misused the term in the past. It's a common mistake. Just please take this information in stride for the future.)

[maybedeadandgone]

this also applies to selective mutism! you aren't "going selectively mute" you're experiencing verbal shutdown. if you can speak most of the time to most people in most situations you aren't selectively mute, you're experiencing verbal shutdown.

selective mutism is when you can only, if ever, speak to people you trust and are close with, and in situations you are comfortable in, and/or if you have no choice. otherwise you rarely, if ever, speak, and the idea of speaking in an uncomfortable situation and/or to people you don't trust is accompanied by extreme anxiety.

[kdramawhatareyoudoing]

[vvitchella]

not to be disabled on main but have you ever fucking noticed how every god damn thing requires both time and energy

[shunukitrash]

Kill yourselves.

[hyperlexichypatia]

☕️ Medically assisted suicide, and suicide in general?

I’ve been sitting on this question for a while, because I feel like my expressive writing ability has been on the fritz. I’m trying to get it back. 

So I’m going to start from the general (suicide in general) and go to the specific (medically assisted suicide/active euthanasia). 

First and foremost, I believe that bodily autonomy is an absolute human right with zero exceptions. As long as a person’s choice about xyr individual body is informed and uncoerced, anyone should be free to do whatever ze wants with xry own body always and forever. 

“Informed” and “Uncoerced” are key, there. Informed – if they understand that the action they take is likely to result in their death, and they understand that death is permanent and irreversible, and that if a person is not being coerced into the decision, then, if a person wants to take action likely to result in xyr death, no one should have the power to stop xem. 

After all, if a person wants to make that choice, the only way to stop xem would be to infringe on their bodily autonomy (e.g. by restraining them) which is unacceptable. 

So ultimately, yes, a person giving informed, uncoerced consent should be free to end xyr own life. 

However. 

Most humans, most of the time, have an extremely powerful survival instinct. 

If we didn’t, we would have gone extinct long ago. 

When a critical number of people have lost that survival instinct, that’s a massive warning sign about those people’s living conditions. 

If people are denied the freedom and resources to live and thrive as their authentic selves, and this drives them to lose their survival instinct, they are not making a free, informed, uncoerced choice to end their lives; they’re being socially murdered. 

Circling back to medically assisted suicide in particular, here we have left the realm of individual personal choice of one’s own body – medical euthanasia is not merely an individual’s choice, it’s an official, government-sanctioned stance of the medical community, society, and the state, that death is the best solution to some people’s lives. When a person seeks medical care and the doctor says “Have you considered just dying instead of being a useless eater burden to your family and society?” this is not a matter of individual choice. This is the combined forces of every social institution declaring that disabled lives are not worth living. 

People are “choosing” medically assisted suicide after being denied healthcare, housing, incomes, or freedom. This is no choice at all. This is social murder. Individuals should be free to end their lives if they choose to, but doctors certainly should not be able to suggest it as a treatment option. 

Consider also how the spectre of suicide is used against different parts of the disability community differently. For psychiatrically disabled/Mad/Neurodivergent people, suicide is held up as the threat justifying the necessity of incarceration and forced drugging. “If we let this person have bodily autonomy, they might kill themself, therefore, we have to lock them up and chemically restrain them.” For physically and especially mobility impaired people, suicide is pushed as the medically, scientifically, socially, and morally objectively correct “choice” (“No one would want to live like that and be a burden on their family”). The term “death with dignity” is so telling – “dignity” is defined as incompatible with disability, better to die abled (“with dignity”) then to live as disabled (“without dignity”). 

In summary: Bodily autonomy should be an absolute, no-exceptions human right. No one should be denied bodily autonomy for the sake of “preventing suicide”. However, “choosing” to die by suicide when someone’s life has been made unlivable by systemic ableism, oppression, deprivation, or abuse is not a “choice”; it’s a murder. 

[shunukitrash]

WHY DOES NO ONE CARE THATS WHY I DROPPED OUT?!?!?!? WHY WOULD I WANT TO BE THOUSANDS IN DEBT FOR THE REST OF MY FUCKING LIFE?!?!?!?!? I HATE MY PARENTS I HATE THEM