You can call me bread (not my real name but I donât want my real name on here).
I am 19 and a student at uni studying international relations.
I am autistic with low support needs. I live independently but with support from a social worker. I was diagnosed with ASD (no level assigned) at 17 and ADHD at 14. I was medically recognised as autistic by my therapist at 15.
I am able-bodied and white.
I am a trans man and use he/him exclusively. Do not use feminine terms for me. I am on T as of 01/10 and socially transitioned. Sexuality is a little weird but itâs somewhere on the border of gay and bi??
Iâm not very active on here these days.
I donât have a DNI because those donât tend to work but people I will block without question are:
TERFs or any type of transphobe (including people who donât believe transmisogyny is a huge problem). People who donât believe in transandrophobia are on thin ice.
Ableists, including people who engage in lateral ableism. This includes invalidating higher support needs disabled people as a disabled person yourself, and ignoring the perspectives of people with other sorts of disabilities as you. Also, donât fakeclaim people.
People who believe in transID, such as transabled and transautistic people.
Zionists. You disgust me.
Any sort of bigot, whether that be racist, homophobic, transphobic, classist, sexist, or any other type of bigotry.
SH/ED blogs. These topics are triggering for me, I donât really have anything against you personally.
I never post on here anymore but I just wanted to say that itâs really cool (and surprising) that people still like and reblog my older posts on autism. It feels good that people resonate with it, even if the posts are 2 years old
Once again need to add that Iâm not returning properly, I just got some notifications recently abt my older posts getting reblogged and it made me happy
I never post on here anymore but I just wanted to say that itâs really cool (and surprising) that people still like and reblog my older posts on autism. It feels good that people resonate with it, even if the posts are 2 years old
It turns out that a surprisingly high number of people canât read my facial expressions? I told my friends from uni about how my sibling told me Iâm the only person whose facial expressions they canât read and they all told me they canât read my facial expressions either.
Iâm not feeling bad about myself for this because it makes sense Iâd be visibly different in how I interact because Iâm literally autistic lol. Itâs just a bit surprising since I thought I masked better.
It turns out that a surprisingly high number of people canât read my facial expressions? I told my friends from uni about how my sibling told me Iâm the only person whose facial expressions they canât read and they all told me they canât read my facial expressions either.
Iâm not feeling bad about myself for this because it makes sense Iâd be visibly different in how I interact because Iâm literally autistic lol. Itâs just a bit surprising since I thought I masked better.
Autistic people aren't inherently more bigoted or prejudiced than other people, but we also aren't inherently more just or progressive. We are full, real people with the potential to both do good and do harm.
One of the stranger things about training brand new nurses is explaining how to min max small talk. It feels very weird to coach people on how to chat.
if I make and post an insanely detailed powerpoint on the twenty different equations I run mentally during casual conversation to make it flow better, everyone has to say that it's sexy and cool and not weird at all
remember, everyone promised to be cool! also disclaimer disclaimer disclaimer assume I said all the things you'd say to be like "i know human interaction is complicated, i know some of what i listed here would be very annoying to some people," and all that
you guys made luigi mangione trend for days and I need to see the same energy for brianna boston. she is a 43 year old mother of three who ended a phone call with blue cross blue shield (after being denied a claim) âdelay deny depose, youâre nextâ and is now being held under a 100,000$ bond and could face FIFTEEN years of prison if charged. she has no weapons, her record is clean, and yet she is being held behind bars. they are afraid of the public and are trying to subdue. do not let them!!!! say her name!!! be outraged that our freedom of speech is being threatened!!!!! deny defend depose! free brianna boston!
police when a woman is threatened by a guy or multiple men either verbally or via texts with graphic descriptions of rape and murder: uh lolz its free speech baby come back when he actually dismembered you ;)
police when a woman is enraged and utters a non-specific threat towards someone shes not even actively speaking to right now, bc theyre head of a billion dollar corporation: this is also basically murder and we have grounds to let you rot in prison
both of these actions are not without strategy. both happen because the police wants to reinforce that status-quo and remind everyone to stay in their place or else. theyre going to use her as an example so no other civilians get the idea to protest and voice their rage
if someone said that to a partner rather than to a representative of a health insurance company the response would have been âidk maybe try getting a restraining order?â but of course a corporation says jump and the police go âhow high?â
Nothing can truly show you the reality of what's happening in Gaza, not a picture, not a video, and not even words. The truth is far worse than anything an image can capture. Families are not just enduring genocide, theyâre being erased. Their history, their homes, their existence, wiped away like they were never there.
Whatâs left behind? Bits and pieces. Fragments. A scrap of fabric here, a shattered memory there. People are still trapped beneath the rubble. Some are alive, their voices weak but desperate, pleading for help that will never come. Thereâs no rescue equipment. No teams to save them. And anyone brave enough to try is met with drones, striking down anyone who gets close.
Those whoâve managed to survive arenât just hungry, theyâre freezing. Imagine huddling in a makeshift tent, shaking not just from fear but from the biting cold that seeps into your bones. The wind tears through everything, ripping apart whatever tiny bit of warmth youâve managed to cling to. Inside the tent, thereâs no comfort. Only the sound of bodies rustling as they try to stay warm, muffled cries of grief, and the haunting sound of people buried beneath the rubble, their faint cries for help echoing in the dark.
The cold doesnât care. It doesnât spare anyoneânot children, not parents, not the elderly. It sinks into everyone, leaving them numb, both physically and emotionally. Hunger takes what little strength they have left, and the cold takes their hope. This isnât some tragic story from the pastâitâs happening right now. These are my people. This is my family.
A single line can hold the weight of an entire story, and a single choice can save a life. What if you skipped that extra coffee, brush pack, or subscription and put that money toward rescuing lives in Gaza ? One small sacrifice from you could provide food, warmth, or even survival to my family whoâve lost everything.
You might wonder, âDoes it really matter? Can I make a difference?â The answer is yes. Every dollar you give is a line of hope, a stand against the darkness. Donât let this story fade. Donât let Gaza disappear into silence.
Please help us and donate now if you can, and reblog this post to spread our story.
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Listed on the Butterfly Effect Project, number 957: Link
Additionally, Al Jazeera News has documented apart of my family's case: Link
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I just had my last session with the social worker I see for my autism. Iâm still going to have sessions with a social worker for this, just not her specifically because her contract at this organisation ended. Iâm actually really upset about it, like ugly crying type of upset, which I really didnât expect to happen. I guess I didnât realise just how much I came to care about her. Man đ
On the bright side I did take a picture of me crying bc idk I wanted to memorialise these emotions and the picture ended up looking really funny so I laughed
I just had my last session with the social worker I see for my autism. Iâm still going to have sessions with a social worker for this, just not her specifically because her contract at this organisation ended. Iâm actually really upset about it, like ugly crying type of upset, which I really didnât expect to happen. I guess I didnât realise just how much I came to care about her. Man đ
I am so horrifically dysphoric these days and I don't know what to do. I can't go on T for at least 6 months and I can't get any surgery for ages. I just feel so stuck. I barely even feel like I'm living my life, since I'm stuck in this body that isn't mine. I just hate this so much.
God I only just hit my 3 weeks on T today and this post is more than a full year old⊠testament to mt strength because Jesus it took so much longer than anticipated
