The fun thing about people with ocs is that you can just ask them about their ocs opinions. Like oh what would your oc say about this. What would they think. How would they tell me good night. It's great

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The fun thing about people with ocs is that you can just ask them about their ocs opinions. Like oh what would your oc say about this. What would they think. How would they tell me good night. It's great
Speak English poorly. Speak with an exaggerated accent or with the pronunciations easier for your native language. Add your language to it. Speak with direct or poor translations of your words into English. Don't conform. Sound obnoxious, sound stereotypical. Be free. Fuck the americanization of the world. Prioritize your native language. Prioritize languages other than English. Listen to them. Listen to your own language.
Often disabled people wildly overestimate their ability purely via ableist conditioning where they feel pressured to, or mistakenly think they Should be able to do all the same things as their ablebodied peers.
In this case, accurately assessing their comfort levels might feel like underestimating themselves. But it's necessary to not overexert and avoid further burnout.
So remember if you're disabled, underestimate your abilities more often. Either you were mistaken and end up feeling good afterwards despite the activity, or you were correct and spared yourself extra grief by stopping just when you needed to
Some people might not like hearing this but you genuinely cannot just self care your way into feeling good you do actually genuinely need kindness from other people around you and positive circumstances. I know, shocking.
If you are a trans woman who is fat, muscular, tall, really hairy and has a beard. I love you please let yourself be a woman. You're allowed to be a woman. Please do it for me okay? Okay? And do it for the other fat hairy women who are too afraid. Please.
I wish female characters also got as explosively popular as male characters. I've only somewhat seen a select few ladies get people super wired before but it's such a drop in the ocean for like what we have for our yearly or bi yearly (Or monthly) sexymen conquering social media. Sigh. Just talking about it as a phenomenon in general like man imagine if people drew an insane amount of fanart of her and got supremely obsessed imagine
Straight trans people are slay and amazing btw pass it on
Toivottavasti en oo ainoa suomalainen lapsi joka koki tätä mut mulla oli useamman hahmon kanssa semmonen että en nähny niitä eritoten sukupuolitettuna vaan lähinnä vaan niinku. Itsenään. Niinku suspension of disbelief oli vaan että hyväksyin että tää hahmo on vaan oma ittensä.
Niinku se on hienoa että Tuutikki esim on nainen ja kunnioitan tätä mut lapsena mä en ajatellut erityisesti että tossa on "Mies" tai "Nainen", ajattelin että tossa on Tuutikki. Ei yhtään vähempää.
Tää on perinteisesti suomalainen kokemus just siksi koska ollaan turvassa sukupuoli pronomineilta lol. Jotain hieman sateenkaarevaa siinäkin että joku on vain Hän.