#ablest

[marigoldstables]

wish people would understand

I wish people would understand I do have a learning disability I have been diagnosed with autism when I was a child but to insult my intelligence cause you don't like me and what I am into is very ablest and yes that is how the word is properly used

[gruwidgea]

Transphobes catch these hands

Homophobes dodge this

Aphobes gonna need some Aloe Vera when I’m done with em

Ablests better watch their back cause I’m comin

And anyone else that wishes harm or disrespect to another human just because of who they are, you better watch out.

[panickingpansexuality]

TW: mentions of suicide attempts

When I was 12 I overheard my mom and my grandma talking. I had headphones on but nothing plugged in.

My grandma said something about me being stupid and my mom said " You cant say that about her!"

My grandma said

"Why not?"

My mom.in a hushed voice after looking over at me said.

"Because she has Aspergers."

I had never heard that word before once in my life, so I looked it up and found so much information that made sense to who I was.

All of it related to me, and I was bullied everyday for years because of this and not once did my parents seek out help for me.

They hid it from me.

I confronted my mom and she tried to blow it off, so I asked my dad and he told me that I was never officially diagnosed because I was 2 when they took me.

Neither of them really cared when I kept begging for help, because lights were to bright or when crowds made me wanna leave and curl up somewhere safe, or when I kept crying cause I kept getting bullied at school.

They lied to me for years and both put off getting me diagnosed or any professional help until I turned 18..Then I called a therapist office and got my shit figured out.

My parents lied to me for years about a disorder I had that i got bullied on to the point where i tried to kill myself multiple times.

This was neglect. This were parents not getting their child help because they wanted to keep up an image and it should make you sick.

[tombraiderrocker]

Maybe I've posted about this before but I hate that body positivity is all about how healthy you are. I legit just saw one that said that size or weight doesn't determine health. Which is great cause it doesn't but as someone who has an incureable disease and will never be healthy again, I feel bad about myself. I know that I dont look healthy. Im super pale, have white hives all over, and am underweight. Saying that all beautiful bodies are healthy bodies excludes people with chronic illness, temporary illness, and disabilities. Its ablest and I'm tried of ignoring it. I all ready struggle with body because I feel like it has betrayed me. I want to feel good about my body without having to be or look healthy.

[damusikfreak]

I kept seeing this all over facebook and it was making me mad... so I fixed it!!!

Why are we ALWAYS leaving out the Disabled community. As a Disabled person, I am so tired of the Disabled Community being left out of Human rights and Identity issues.

Disabled rights are human rights.

Disabled isn't a dirty word and it's apart of our identities.

For this Disability Pride Month, if I can ask for anything, I ask for ACTUAL DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION!!! Leaving the Disabled community is not that <3

Stop leaving us out, we're tired of it!!!

Happy Disability Pride Month <3

[keeloves]

What is the Cameron Boyce Challenge?

I have been thinking of all the idiotic challenges people have come up with such as the tide pod challenge where people eat some tide pods, duct tape challenge where people tape someone to a wall and their feet are off the ground and the burn challenge where people douse themselves in oil or flammable liquid and ignite themselves. People have gotten severely injured from these challenges or they have died from doing these challenges. Now the most recent challenge is the Cameron Boyce challenge. Now in my mind the challenge meant do some good for the world the way he did and use what you have to help other people and make the world a better place. Oh no the challenge is people making videos of themselves pretending to have seizures because that is how Cameron Boyce died. First of all anyone who does that is literal human trash and that is so disrespectful to anyone who does suffer from epilepsy or other types of seizures. They didn't ask for that and people making fun of it are being ablest and just down right disrespectful. The guy was 20 years old and was a non problematic human and this is the way people think to use the "Cameron Boyce challenge?" Well I have some challenges for you, how be kind to people, read a book a day, learn new words, get a hobby a healthy hobby. I need to stop coming up with all these stupid and dangerous challenges. Anyways that's my rant hope you enjoyed reading it.

[alterundying]

Be Warned, Ellipsus is Ablest

So I signed up for Ellipsus because I wanted a place other than Google Docs to write.

I am currently working on a Cozy Murder Mystery, and I posted my first Snippet. I got flagged for sensitive content. Not because anything happened on screen, but because Murder was mentioned and someone still alive was knocked out.

I told them if Off-Screen Murder was too much, it should be clear, and that their rules were not clear. I admitted I have ADHD and Rejection sensitivity, so If off-screen Violence could be added to their rules that would help keep people like me safe. I got told I was not treating the staff right, that me talking about my mental illness was triggering for others. That I should be censoring any talk of my disability. Everytime I followed one of their rules, they moved the goal post. I literally wanted the rules to be clear,r not changed, and they jumped down my throat.

the Ellipsus Discord Server is not a Safe Space, and everyone should know. DO NOT SUPPORT THIS PLATFORM.

[cherryghostgeneral]

So I was right JKR is ablest.

She assumed a guy with adhd was on hard drugs because he talks fast.

This guy is a supporter of Palestine and actually supports women instead of bullying transgender people.