#mentally disordered

[wolf-soup]

if you think nonverbal/mute people shouldn't have bodily autonomy, you are ableist.

if you think autistic people shouldn't have bodily autonomy, you are ableist.

if you think intellectually disabled people shouldn't have bodily autonomy, you are ableist.

if you think developmentally disabled people shouldn't have bodily autonomy, you are ableist.

if you think full time wheelchair users or paraplegic people shouldn't have bodily autonomy, you are ableist.

if you think people with cerebral palsy or other neurological disabilities shouldn't have bodily autonomy, you are ableist.

if you think profoundly deaf/blind people shouldn't have bodily autonomy, you are ableist.

if you think people with amnesia or brain injuries shouldn't have bodily autonomy, you are ableist.

if you think people with did/osdd shouldn't have bodily autonomy, you are ableist.

IF YOU THINK DISABLED PEOPLE SHOULDN'T HAVE BODILY AUTONOMY, YOU ARE ABLEIST!

[wierdqueerblog]

Multiple Indistinguishable Identity Disorder (plurality MUD)

[image might be low quality] an MUD (medically unrecognized disorder) based off of my plurality. 'optional' just means that "not everyone who has this might do this thing, but if someone does do this thing it could be caused by this disorder."

•[optional] The person with MIID might use contradictory labels, be unlabeled or have trouble finding labels that truly describe them. •The disordered may feel as though they only have one identity, or that their identities/headmates are hard to distinguish. •Only evidence of headmates/other identities are sudden changes in personality, mood, interests, aesthetics, preferred pronouns, genders/sexualities, ECT. and all these changes can go together to form distinct people. (example: one might recognize themself as one headmate when they feel more feminine, like girly music, and enjoy colourful aesthetics. But they could recognize a second headmate if they feel more nonbinary/unlabeled, like sadder music and enjoy dark-coloured aesthetics.) •switches are usually only significant/noticeable to the person with MIID. Outside people may not notice any changes. •Switches are triggered, either purposefully or accidentally, by many things. (eg; a stressful situation, a certain genre of music, a specific article of clothing, panic attacks or anxiety attacks, or the gender one is attracted to.) •None or very little amnesia related to switches; but the person with MIID may still have amnesia in other ways. •[OPTIONAL] The disordered might identify with nonhuman/alterhuman labels or queer/weirdqueer labels due to their confusing identity/ies. •Someone with MIID might recognize a primary ‘me’ (though that primary will probably not be a full-fledged identity) which they are at all or most times; and any switched headmates are just co-conscious with the main ‘identity’. --------------------------------------------- edit: example! ^this example post was NOT made with MIID in mind, and its not about MIID. its about a subsystem. HOWEVER! its extremely similar to how MIID works (atleast for me) so :3

[iammysticalsealion111]

Therian hate not only hurts people, I can be ableism in certain cases. Let me explain...

Therian hate can absolutely be considered ableism! To a lot of non-alterhumans, we just seem like random people on the internet having fun or being 'cringe.' But when you look deeper, sometimes it isn't just a harmless identity for certain individuals.

Clinical lycanthropy. Neurodiversity. Psychosis and delusions. All of these can contribute to someone's identity as a therian.

If we look at the exact definition of ableism, it is stated that "ableism is discrimination, prejudice, or social oppression against people with physical, mental, or intellectual disabilities, often rooted in the belief that "typical" abilities are superior. It devalues disabled people, viewing them as inferior or needing to be fixed". Therefore, hating on a therianthrope whose identity is mental-health based is literally ableism. It's innate, out of their control. Would you make fun of someone for experiencing hallucinations or dissociation? No, you wouldn't. So why would you make fun of a therian who genuinely views themself as an animal due to delusions or mental illnesses?

[worldwidewtf]

decluttered every corner of my life still waiting for my thoughts to follow... minimalism or OCD?

[soymilkcookie]

Love living in a reality where we feel we have to prove our humanity to other humans because of the terror of a contorted reality existing among us!! This surely will not negatively impact suppressed and objectified minorities especially!!

[therealcodfather]

I think this might be important to share. I did some research and it seems legit. People in the comments were also talking about how their families were going to rehab for it!

Please spread awareness on this! It could be useful

[wolf-soup]

daily reminder folks:

how someone chooses to identify themself isn’t your business

the labels people attach to themselves are deeply personal to them and their experiences

you don’t know more about someone’s mental health than they, or their psychiatrist, does

you don’t have the authority to tell someone how to identify

having a professional diagnosis doesn’t make your voice more important than others

all disabled people are under attack at the end of the day. infighting gets us nowhere

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