#actiallyautistic

[butterflyinthewell]

It’s funny how antivaxxer parents trot out the “my body my choice” thing about vaccines, but it’s their kids’ bodies being put at risk of preventable diseases.

[piedrawsthings]

Made myself a little hobbitsona

[piedrawsthings]

Kris

[purple-demon-comics-47]

Deadpan humour is the worst, cant it just die already?

If you say something in a serious tone i will believe you, don't fucking laugh at me for assuming that it's serious when SERIOUS TONE INDICATES something SERIOUS

I just get so ashamed of myself and sure that people around me see me as a laughing stock because i *GASP* don't have a fucking neurotypical brain and they think my trust when someone says something in a serious tone is a joke and that i should be laughed at for trusting tones

[piedrawsthings]

Final anatomy sculpture. Total time 6 hours. Sculpted in plastiline.

[urbanpoling-blog]

BENCHMARK #DISABILITY #REPORTING @CNN - One of many moments that #hero #Atlanta #news #lifestyle & coverage shines bright like a diamond for the future of #breakingnews for those of #Mohawk, #UofT, #uoftmississauga, etc, we've had floods as you can see by #SouthernOntarioAdventure but where is the @ONgov to find & fund #emergency & #evacuation knowledge to active adults in #wheelchairs, #walkers, those with #Houston folks with crappy #hospital canes that #Nike won't brand #ACG #accessibility @SBAgov certified Geriatric!. Merchandise​-ing for #IATSE thoughts on #filmcrew emergency kits & #Serena #Tempur-pedic values soon. 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦 Middle aged and #TerryFunk cray cray. Cc #WheelchairGirl, #ActiallyAutistic WE SUPPORT TEXAS! (at Flamborough, Ontario)

[journeyed-to-my-home]

Online Synagogue Service Suggestions?

I've been spending time learning about Judaism from a philosophy/theology perspective, but I feel like I need to at least observe a few services to get a sense of the pathos of Judaism. However, I have a lot of barriers ahead of me that make attending in person an almost impossible barrier. There's the whole "90% housebound" thing, the "extremely unpredictable illness" stuff, plus the "zero transportation" wall (my local Jewish cousin doesn't attend a synagogue regularly anymore because of her health issues). And the final barrier: PTSD from leaving Christianity. I'll talk about leaving Christianity in another post, but I left after a friend of over a decade decided to blackmail me into becoming more religious (and specifically IFB, her denomination), jeopardizing my dangerously precarious mental health. As a result, I have panic attacks from things that are/resemble Protestant church services. I've run out of the room during more than a few weddings, and my parents dragged me back to church once where I spent the service hyperventilating in the bathroom. Which brings me to the point: most synagogues that live stream or record their services are large, reform, and are similar enough to churches to majorly trigger me. :/ Also, I want to "attend" online first because my neurodivergecies (ADHD/ASD/social anxiety/depression) make new and unknown places very anxiety-inducing. Plus, getting triggered in the safety of my home is much safer than getting triggered in a place where safety is a few bus rides away. :/