Dylan, Phil and Brian, Len and them I tried to tell them in the gym That I was monstrous
And still from the jury they attest Into the well beneath my chest You are a monster, yes
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Dylan, Phil and Brian, Len and them I tried to tell them in the gym That I was monstrous
And still from the jury they attest Into the well beneath my chest You are a monster, yes
Samia - Lasting Friend
Zuko: [filming] Sokka, I think you should play the role of my father.
Sokka: I don’t want to be your father.
Zuko: That’s perfect, you already know your lines.
she’s going to eat your soul sorry :/
Most autistic people don’t “outgrow” our stims.
Our stims may change as we age, especially if we’re masking, but many stims stay exactly the same as they were when we were small children.
I’m eighteen years old, and I still jump up and down while flapping my hands the same way I did when I was three years old. I still rock back and forth. I still press down on the top of my head. And I’ll probably still do those things as a 40-year old.
There’s nothing “childish” or “immature” about stimming.
Most NT people age out of things like hand-flapping and jumping with excitement, but lots of autistic people don’t. That’s because we’re autistic and we regulate our emotions with our bodies, not because we’re immature.
~Eden🐢
i am both super happy and super upset that shit i do as an autistic person that i was relentlessly bullied for and made to fucking hate about myself is now suddenly “cute” and “needs to be protected” like yea thats great but couldnt that have been a thing when i was in highschool like 5 years ago so i dont almost cry every time i start to excitedly flappy hand
Other people have pointed out how people on tumblr make fun people who have “unacceptable” interests, ships, hobbies, etc. And how that’s partaking in cringe culture. I agree wholeheartedly with that sentiment, and I believe that just as long as no one is hurt, people should be allowed to do whatever they want. Especially since you don’t know how much something can mean to someone.
Talking about my experiences, especially as an autistic girl, my hyperfixations/special interests have by and large been a way for me to interact with the world. They’ve mostly had a positive influence in my life. For example, ever since I got into Skylanders when I was 8-9, I started to hyperfocus on the action girl trope. Mostly in video games, anime and western animation, partially because you can’t easily get comics and manga in Singapore and back then I believed live-action stuff was generally less interesting. Back then, I was extremely painfully shy. I got bullied in kindergarten, and because I was an undiagnosed aspie I had pretty low self-esteem. In comes the trope, and the characters under the umbrella.
I was... extremely cringy about it when I was young. An infodumping little girl who would talk about whatever video game or cartoon or anime she was into at the time. And the characters in them. No one could stop me. But... it did help. Partially because I had something to talk to people about, and partially because they were a source of catharsis for my own problems. Now, I’m a lot less shy, I have friends now (mostly boys, go figure), I dress how I want, I became more tenacious, I even finished secondary school! My main takeaway is that it doesn’t matter whether you’re storming a castle or trying to make your way through your country’s high school equivalent. What inspires you inspires you.
Point is, people may act cringy about their interests. They may be into stuff you hate, or that you don’t get. But at the end of the day, you didn’t live their life. You don’t know how much something can mean to someone. It doesn’t mean that whatever it is they like is immune from criticism (I listen to criticisms for a lot of characters I like. A lot of them are underdeveloped or bitchy, at least in canon. I acknowledge that.) But it does mean that you shouldn’t insult the person for liking it. That’s the core of cringe culture. Insulting a person for liking something instead of criticising the thing. And that’s why it hurts. Because you often don’t know how much something means to someone until you live their life.
I RELATE TO THIS ON ANOTHER LEVEL
causally misreads the situation
Lmao I relate to this
Particularly among women and POC.
Justice For Kadijah M. Saccoh
TW: Rape
“I am demanding justice for my 5 year old cousin Kadijah Saccoh. Kadijah was a U.S. citizen who was brutally raped, tortured, and strangled to death in Sierra Leone, a country on the coast of West Africa. Her father, Congolese Saccoh, has been trying extremely hard to bring her to the U.S., but the Judge of my uncle’s case prevented him from his right as a parent and her right as a U.S. citizen, to allow her to leave and go to America. If he did not threaten my uncle, my cousin would still be alive today. Her caregivers tried to cover up her death by giving false stories of what happened to her. We need to find the rapist as well. I want everyone involved to be arrested. I am so sick to my stomach. My cousin’s life mattered. We need to protect our black sisters. We need to protect our daughters from being raped. I’m so sick and tired of this. Please share this petition to any politicians and please spread the word so the United States can make this a priority investigation.
SAY HER NAME. JUSTICE FOR KADIJAH M. SACCOH. I WILL NOT REST UNTIL EVERYONE WHO WAS INVOLVED IN THE EVENTS LEADING UP TO MY COUSINS MURDER ARE HELD ACCOUNTABLE FOR THEIR ACTIONS.”
-Fatmata Sakho
Sign the petition here
Iconic. 👑
Even during a damn pandemic, they can’t stop. Even the old “fearing for my life” shit. And taking away from any emergency workers/holding up the line right now is extremely selfish if no actual crime is occurring. 🙄😒
I would be surprised by this, but I’m definitely not; racism doesn’t take a rest, lol. That man wasn’t near her nor threatening her; this is why we have to record our interactions. I’m also glad she gave her dog back; the dog didn’t deserve such a shitty owner; like my goodness, instead of calling the cops, stop choking your damn dog with it’s collar. There’s a reason there’s a leash law. Follow it. And from what it seems like, this woman should have been practicing with the dog on the leash at home before bringing the dog out, if they weren’t taking to the leash in the park. I know some will disagree, but don’t take your dog where people and other dogs/animals are if they are hard to leash (haven’t been trained to a leash yet) and might pose harm to others or they may be harmed, themselves, if they get away from you.
Guess we just not gonna talk about this then😁😒
TW!!!
Beautiful portraits of women w/ their quotes from a super cool street art project called "That's What She Said 206" by a street artist from Seattle.
Check out their Instagram page, it's really awesome and a wonderful way to enjoy art & also get to know strong & admirable women!
This World Autism Acceptance Day, we stand in solidarity with the autistic community against misconceptions, stigma and shaming. Research has shown that autistic people are at an increased risk of developing eating disorders like ARFID, and it is vital that the autistic community is fully included in the conversation about body image and eating disorders. We envision a world without eating disorders, one where every person is accepted and valued as they are.
Maybe I'm just both?!
Just give up already. Ugh.