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Norm is transfem in a gender sense but also transgender in a robotic way. Jane transitions from being a huge clunky robot to a softer human sized android.
The first week post transition Jane was just overwhelmed by everything she wanted to do now that she's smaller. She wants to make a pillow fort, she wants to give Doofenshmirtz hugs, she wants to go into places that she couldn't fit in before. Being an android makes her feels so much better. Her vocal range is wider and no longer monotone, so they literally sound happier. It feels good being able to have a tone. They can accessorize themselves now with physical clothing. She loves feeling like a doll. They love having more control of their expression, not just gender-wise but just in general.
Jane is just a giggly mess. Doofenshmirtz had never seen them this happy before.
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Okay so my Pharmacy AU is basically a "coffee shop AU" for human perryshmirtz except Perry works at a corporate office job and Heinz works at a CVS as a licensed Pharmacist. I know it's so mundane but that's the entire point. Something like Hallmark movie level of stakes. Also this is set in 2007
Perry recently gets diagnosed with OCD and takes prescription medication. So instead of ordering coffee from the cute barista, it's Perry picking up his meds from the cute Pharmacist. After having the prescription Perry visits the CVS more often sense it's in his awareness more often.
Doofenshmirtz is a Pharmacist but he also runs the cash register and he's a shift manager, he does too much for so little and the location is pathetically understaffed. For this reason Perry always sees Doofenshmirtz there and Heinz recognizes him every time.
Perry is non-verbal in this AU. It takes a couple months for Doofenshmirtz to notice that and shows Perry he can use sign language. Which makes Perry really happy, despite his lack of expression. So they start to have small talk more often.
Doofenshmirtz learned ASL from medical school and spend a lot of time using sign with deaf patients. He was going to work at a hospital for the emergency room but his plans didn't exactly work out so he ends up working at a CVS pharmacy.
Doofenshmirtz picks up on different things going on in Perry's life from the items he buys.
Perry buys a bottle of aspirin with a exhausted look on his face and Doofenshmirtz asks if he had a rough day at work and Perry just nods. Then Doofenshmirtz advises him to take the aspirin with a meal for his headache because it'll work better with food. So Perry does exactly that and it works.
Perry comes in and buys chicken noodle soup and flu medication so Doofenshmirtz gives him a sympathetic look and wishes him a smooth recovery.
After a few months Perry develps a crush on Heinz and a sexuality crisis. Coping with potentially being gay in 2007. Great time to be gay.
One day Perry buys travel sized shampoo and toothpaste Doofenshmirtz wonders if he's going on a trip, and Perry affirms that he's going on a business trip for two weeks. Doofenshmirtz hopes he has a good time.
Monogram is still Perrys boss and he's just as unbearable to Perry as he is in canon. Trying to get the workers to believe their office is just one happy family and does little events like taco Tuesday or pink Wednesdays. But they're underpaid and Perry thinks Monogram isn't being genuine half the time. Perry works for a company that sells state of the art technology, like the stuff you see Perry use in canon. Perry works in marketing their product by sending emails and making presentations.
Perry tries to enjoy the businesses trip but it's still work. During a dinner party after the conference meeting Perry stands outside the balcony wishing he was home. He thinks about the pharmacist at the CVS. He wonders what he's up to at the moment. The entire two weeks Perry is gone Doofenshmirtz misses him.
The Big Event™ in my AU is when Perry gets a severe hit to his head outside the CVS and Doofenshmirtz with the other employees check on him. Doofenshmirtz looks at him and tells someone to grab a small flashlight to check for a concussion. And yeah he absolutely does. So Doofenshmirtz tells someone to call 911. The entire time Doofenshmirtz holds up Perry and tries to keep him calm and safe. The ambulance takes him away and Doofenshmirtz is left to finish up the work shift, not knowing if Perry will be okay. The next morning at work Doofenshmirtz gets a phone call and it's Linda asking about the employee who called 911. When Doofenshmirtz confirms that it was him Linda thanks him and tells him that Perry is doing just fine and he'll recover soon.
So like, I'm thinking Norm has something close to intrusive thoughts in his mind. He'll stare at Doofenshmirtz and imagining ways he could die or ways Norm could kill him in that moment. It happens with Vanessa and Perry too. Norm has mixed feelings about it.
It's not OCD though, it's just programming that he kinda ignores but they are functionally intrusive thoughts. Like he's unbothered?? He thinks, "yeah I could do that, anyways" Like Norm is desensitized to the violent thoughts in his head.
You know?
For example Norm will be out on the balcony with Doofenshmirtz and his mind is like "I could push you off this ledge right now." Then he thinks "No I don't think I will. I could, but I won't."
So like, I'm thinking Norm has something close to intrusive thoughts in his mind. He'll stare at Doofenshmirtz and imagining ways he could die or ways Norm could kill him in that moment. It happens with Vanessa and Perry too. Norm has mixed feelings about it.
It's not OCD though, it's just programming that he kinda ignores but they are functionally intrusive thoughts. Like he's unbothered?? He thinks, "yeah I could do that, anyways" Like Norm is desensitized to the violent thoughts in his head.
You know?
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This disability pride month I would like the community to understand that Sometimes wheelchairs aren’t freedom.
Sometimes using a wheelchair means you can no longer get to the places that used to be important to you, and not because of man-made inaccessibility. I have sat with someone as they cried because they could no longer visit the place they had scattered a loved one’s ashes because not even the most expensive wheelchair in the world could handle the terrain. As much as I wanted to, my wheelchair meant that I couldn’t position myself in a way that would allow me to give them a proper hug. In that moment, our wheelchairs felt more like heavy weights than freedom.
And sometimes wheelchairs are like the legs of someone who can walk but would maybe benefit from a wheelchair themselves. Sometimes wheelchairs are exhausting and painful and you’re counting down the time before you’re able to be lifted into bed. Sure, like painful legs, you can do more with them than without, but constantly performing gratitude for something that hurts you is exhausting. And again, not because you need a better wheelchair, but because those are the limits of your body and the technology that exists.
Yes it’s important to challenge the idea that wheelchairs are always a tragedy. And yes, there are lots of people who have a positive relationship with their chair. But for a lot of people, including me, the pressure to love your wheelchair and see it as freedom is painful and feels like it erases huge amounts of my experiences with disability.
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I know the song and the musical
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I know the musical but not the song
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Okay maybe I should release my Pharmacy AU to the public
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Idk if this is controversial but Norm is not a fucking innocent little cinnamon roll his thirst for blood and craving for violence is part of his character and I just think it should be addressed. Because that's what I LOVE about Norm. He's so cute looking. He's naive but naive to the point it's DANGEROUS. It's so interesting!!!
Like no he's kind of a spoiled brat sometimes. Because why is Norm making the situation about himself when Vanessa is the one Doofenshmirtz potentially said something sexist to without context. Like I'm sorry Doofenshmirtz is trying to make sure his daughter isn't emotionally distraught. Yeah she didn't hear him, but HE didn't know that.
Also the AUDACITY of Norm to call himself an orphaned robot oh my god
I promise I love Norm as a character