#sensory friendly

[themogaidragon]

Jewish MOGAI (MOGAISH) Pride Flag

pt: Jewish MOGAI (MOGAISH) Pride Flag /end PT

ID: a white flag with a big silhouette of the Magen David (six pointed star) in the center. The Magen David is divided in twelve parts, with different colors. The six outer parts are differents colors, placed in a way that it ressembles a rainbow while the six inside parts are differents shades of gray. END ID

ID: the same flag, with a greenish filter over it, making it darker. END ID

The original mogai pride flag is quite aggressive to the eye. So I've tried to make it more accessible, trying to not change the original design too much.

On the left, the flag has the colored parts of the Magen David less saturated. On the right, the flag has also the colored part less saturated but also a green filter added on top for even more relief since green is recognized to be the best color to relieve eyestrain and photophobia.

Since different individuals will be triggered by different components I think it is just better to have the two designs so that each person can choose the one that fits best for them.

Jewish MOGAI (MOGAISH) Symbol

PT: Jewish MOGAI (MOGAISH) Symbol /end PT

ID: the Magen David (six pointed star) symbol on its own, on a transparent background. END ID

ID: the same thing but this time the Magen David has the greenish filter over it. END ID

The symbols can also be called the MOGAI David! I'm not the person who came up with this clever play on words.

[chronicallycouchbound]

A dopamine-friendly version of this post for my fellow neurodivergent people who might need it!

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[ID: three photos, all in a coral and white color scheme, text reads: “You should care about disabled people’s rights because you should care disenfranchisement of a marginalized community.” The next reads: “The narrative that you should care about disabled people because one day that’ll be you is ableist in and of itself” the last photo reads: “Becoming disabled is not a punishment. Becoming disabled is not a threat. Becoming disabled is not cosmic retaliation for being ableist. Becoming disabled is morally neutral” My blog name, ‘Chronically Couchbound’ is at the bottom of each photo. End ID]

[jeanetteirismiller]

“I don’t like making self indulgent purchases, but I couldn’t pass up this blanket with glow in the dark butterflies!”

“It’s so soft and soothing sensory wise. Rubbing it helps me calm my busy mind enough to sleep. It’s been very helpful.”

[spaceshipsandpurpledrank]

[theodorejamisonseville]

“Oh my gosh! The avocado blanket is here! Look how adorable it is!!!”

“I can’t wait to enjoy it!”

“The avocado in the pink skirt reminds me of Brittany, but she probably won’t like me saying that because avocados are green and she hates green.”

[everythingilovesthings]

Sensory happy animals chilling

[brittanyjewelmiller]

“THIS IS THE CUTEST BLANKET EVER! SQUEEEEEE!”

“It’s not a glow in the dark one because I’m not really a fan of that gimmick. I respect Alvin, Jeanette, and Simon for loving it though.”

[littleautiebird]

Hi guys ⁠♡

I’ve had the idea for a while to make up a sensory kit for myself to take with me when I go out.

I’m going to look for the perfect bag that will fit all my things!

Here’s a list of the things I see myself carrying:

Loops or headphones.

My tiny fidget cube or something that clicks.

Something soft and or squishy.

A stuffed animal if I’m wanting extra safety and comfort.

Essential oil or something I like the smell of.

A quick snack; usually gummies or a granola bar.

Ibuprofen.

Art and writing supplies; I take a tiny sketchbook and watercolor travel set.

Chapstick and lotion.

Glasses cleaner.

My water bottle.

This looks like a lot! And I could even find more to add. But It’s everything I find myself using when I allow myself to unmask. I’ll post an update with images when I finally create this sensory kit.✨