#no...you don't...you don't even understand...i'm just...this is like...no you can't...i just....

[my-heads-gonna-explode]

Being accepting of autistic people includes being accepting of "weird" or "annoying" people who you don't know are autistic, BTW. We don't just spawn into existence with a list of diagnoses tattooed on our foreheads. If you claim to be accommodating of autistic people, but then get pissed off when someone shows a symptom of autism because your default assumption is that they're just an allistic person who's annoying you for no reason, then you aren't actually all that accommodating of autistic people.

[egophiliac]

don't think I'm not still obsessing over 7-12

[mythicalcoolkid]

You don't wish your disability was worse or more visible, you wish your disability was taken seriously. Please stop confusing the two, I guarantee you would not get the support you need JUST by being more severe or more visible. Please listen to visibly disabled people when we tell you it isn't better on our side

[burningcheese-merchant]

I'll rob her of all her joy and solace, save for what exists within your embrace and yours alone

I'll break her wings so she can never fly away from you again

I'll clean him, polish him, make him perfect like he should be

I'll bring him before you so you may be taken by his company and countenance

You lot... do my bidding, and I'll make them all yours for all time.

[hylianengineer]

The guilt and pressure to be physically active kind of sucks. I want exercise to be fun and not soul-crushing but every time I think about doing it, I think about how I've been failing at doing it and then I feel bad and want to avoid the topic.

I need to go hiking. If only the voice of societal judgement in my head would fuck off. I like hiking. I just hate the way I feel when I remember how long it's been since I've done it.

And the whole 'making exercise fun' thing doesn't work very well when there's pressure. It's like... you have to find the fun thing so you can be healthy and everyone will stop shaming you about it! Until you do people will keep saying weird things and every doctor you try to talk to about your chronic pain is going to tell you to do this with zero compassion for the fact that you're tired all the time and exercise has like a fifty-fifty chance of causing you agonizing pain!

It's not about the fun. It's about the shame. And it will never be about the fun or feeling better or any of that bullshit until it stops feeling compulsory. Until not doing it stops being a thing you get punished for.

Shame is a demotivator, you know. It absolutely sucks at getting people to do things.

[turtledotjpeg]

scavengers show good.......

(silly/spoilery text version under the cut)

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Look what we've become.

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[beanarie]

eddie told buck, like two weeks after bobby died, that everyone was sick of his shit, while implying that he's been sick of buck pretty much forever. and the writers decided that didn't require an apology. i'm literally never getting over it