Sweet Runaway Fox

Cyd, pronouns they/he/she, disabled and queer, I love animals and welcome to my absolute mess of a blog!

[sweetrunawayfox]

Hi, my name is Cyd (my pronouns change between they/he/she).

I'm queer and disabled. This is just a little blog of mine with a load of random stuff :)

[victusinveritas]

Dogs have had many jobs throughout history, in this case: Revenge.

[tonysaintborgi]

love how the king was just like nah let's see where the dog is going with this

[dalekofchaos]

It was that simple

[teaboot]

Hige fan of Trophy Husband Anakin as a concept

[ellevandersneed]

i forget who made the post but "if you would transition in a heartbeat in a more accepting society then you are in fact trans" really helps me when i need it

[ellevandersneed]

buddy you're not gonna believe this

[ho3hologram]

Y'all, I'm begging you not to be weird if someone turns you down or says no to pics/sexting/literally anything, even nonsexual things.

It's so uncomfortable when I'm like "no thanks :)" and then I have to spend 15 mins soothing you. Like it's okay if you didn't realize that was a boundry—now you know. It's okay if you misread signals—it happens. Just say "no problem, thanks for letting me know," and move tf on. Deal with that embarrassment in private. It's happened to everyone, and it sucks, I get it. Also, you need to deal with it without making it my continued concern.

[nihilisticvaginas]

Also, and I can't believe this needs to be stated, but when someone sets that boundry, you cannot keep dragging the conversation back to convincing them to say yes or even just to keep talking about it in the hopes they'll come around. If something makes someone uncomfortable or they don't feel like talking about it? DROP IT. You don't get to walk away thinking you're victim after they rightfully ghosted you because you proved you couldn't leave well enough alone.

[goodfuuuuuuuckinriddance]

people who are afraid of snakes are fuckin’ WILD, like dude, just carefully step over these fat babies’ sausage bodies and gently move the burmese python chillin’ against the door, then you become unfathomably rich. i would do this for $10. i would do this for FREE. 

[william-snekspeare]

I would pay $10 to do this

[cuttleskulls]

GG EZ

[Patreon]

[sourcreammachine]

i don’t know enough about snakes so genuinely

i would startle, hide, and frantically google. then pet the babies

[the-haiku-bot]

i would startle, hide,

and frantically google.

then pet the babies

Beep boop! I look for accidental haiku posts. Sometimes I mess up.

[effemimaniac]

"sorry that probably doesn't make much sense" <- for perfectly intelligible & logical statements relevant to the present conversation

"you get what I mean." <- for unparsable non sequiturs

[mysharona1987]

[teaboot]

I wanna know what's up with these fuckers specifically

[majaurukalo]

Another thing about inaccessibility that non-disabled people don’t realise is how dehumanising and diminishing it can feel: having to circle a building to find a step-free entrance, maybe where the dumpsters or other junk is kept? Having to ring or call for someone like a child who is waiting for permission to enter while everyone else walks by with no problem? Having to be carried up a flight of stairs, with everyone watching wide-eyed?

Yeaaaaahhhh, it’s no joke.

I’m sure there’s more stuff.

[thelandofmemes]

[danamongden]

"But 22 episodes is too much to binge in one session!"

Perhaps we should not consume our entertainment like an eating disorder.

[tacticaltaxonomist]

Have something to look forward to every thurday for half a year. A week to build up excitement and theories between episodes (or to yk, be too busy to watch). Time to create art about it.

[geardrops]

time to let things find their audience, time for fandoms to build up (time for fandoms to maintain their momentum)

[moonstrider9904]

I've been watching Pretty Little Liars (OG, not the reboot) and I absolutely love having 40 minute long episodes but also 20 freaking episodes per freaking season, it's the best. I've been enjoying this show for months now and it's been such a ride because no, I don't binge it, I enjoy it in my free time.

Nowadays, these execs really be shying away from success

[enbycrip]

Her name is Valentina Petrillo and she is a visually-impaired sprinter.

Time to support her, because even without the racism element I expect she will be getting some flak from Awful, Awful People.

[beaniebaneenie]

This is the shit I was talking about when I said that EVERY SINGLE ONE of you who have been posting variations on "yasss girl, go Imane, get her ass" and "She's not a man, also biology is hella complicated and not black & white", had better SHOW THE FUCK UP for Valentina, with the exact same energy and strength.

Valentina is different than Serena Williams, and Caster Semenya, and Imane Khelif.

All four of these people I mentioned are women.

But for Valentina, you can't pull out the argument I heard a lot for the others, especially Caster and Imane. "She's not even trans anyway, they're just using a sexist and racist standard of what womanhood is 'supposed' to look like- see? Transphobia also hurts cis women!"

Because Valentina IS TRANS.

Yes, transphobia absolutely can and does end up hurting cis women. But let's not forget that it always hurts the intended targets more. And the intended targets are trans people.

Valentina IS trans, and y'all better support and affirm her womanhood with your whole chests, and the same ferocity you did for a cis woman.

[nyaagolor]

My family hated it, but what does tumblr think of my shrimp tote bag

[bebsi-cola]

as a crutches user i'd like to shout out to people who use other sorts of disability aids! people who use AFOs, oxygen tanks and concentrators, braces and compression garments, continuous glucose monitors and insulin pumps, a white cane, AAC devices, any type of feeding tube, hearing aids, ventilators, a tracheotomy tube, a hoist to transfer, commodes, incontinence pads, adaptive cutlery and kitchenware, rails, braille displays to name a few! there's so many disability aids out there in the word to help people live their lives and i wish for everyone to have access to them whenever they need

[foxes-in-love]

[vampires-and-witches]

[courtpheasent]

My sister actually had vampire who keeps going back to medical schools over and over and over again. Every time he completes it he adds a ‘Dr.’ to his title. Right now he’s ‘Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Vampire’.

[sugarweregoingdownswinging]

without the knowledge of ocs this implies that she owned a vampire. like kept one as a pet

[teaboot]

Nah she just sponsored hi student visa

[technofeudalism]

god forbid 5000 year old girls do anything

[flamei7]

[postpoeticparadox]

holy shit bronze age pro sheep bone gamer girl

[tlirsgender]

Loving how as soon as electricity was like, a Thing, people just went "you can make toast with this" and started working on electric toasters but they didn't quite have the whole heating element thing down so there was a not insignificant chance of it just exploding

[tlirsgender]

People have been making bread crunchy by heating it up for Ages but for some reason I thought electric toasters would be happening around the same time as like, refrigerators but no people went "easier crunchy bread?" as soon as the technology was available. Not even remotely safe but like, existent. It took Way longer to figure out how to make things cold with electricity

[tlirsgender]

I specify electric toasters because before that they had these bad boys

You just put your slice of bread in there and hold it over your fireplace and bam it's toast time

[tlirsgender]

Actually you didn't have to use those, if you find yourself wanting some toast in victorian england you could also stick your bread on one of these motherfuckers right here

These are the very creatively titled (/s) toasting forks and they look metal as hell for the purpose they serve

You might notice that the tips are bent upwards, which is actually not for inflicting more pain when tormenting the souls of the damned but rather because the bread goes on them like so

And the bend helps keep the bread from sliding off

[tlirsgender]

I know this is the most niche interest shit in the world but just look at that. The victorian era had no reason to go as hard as it did but every day I am grateful for it

[definitelynot-darcy]

But sliced bread didn't exist until... I dunno, but it was after Betty White was born. So would the Victorians just stab a wad of bread and toast it like a s'more or what?

[tlirsgender]

I don't know how to tell you that you can slice a loaf of bread