I Would Still Be Loving You

Squeaks - 28 PNW Nanny aka mommy#2 to a 5 year old. Cerebral Palsy and Celiac Disease. Photography, corgis, Boston sports, cars, crochet, music, natural remedies, and nature.

[zeppelindoll]

It is one of my favorite books. I'm dying to hear your opinion.

Well, thank you for suggesting it. I wish I knew who you were.

[shawnphunters]

top 50 otps of all time ☆ #27. Jackie Burkhart & Steven Hyde 

“Look Kelso, I’ve never felt this way about a girl before, and that pretty much beats our third grade pact. I’m sorry but I want to be with her.”

[whitepeopletwitter]

[ap-kinda-lit]

Same energy

[castielsteenwolf]

one time i texted my fireman dad saying something was “lit” and he responded “please dont say that”

[egg-tampon]

back in my day we didn’t call it “shitposting”, we called it “nightblogging” and blamed the australians

[mycatstail]

I’ve been on this god forsaken website for too long.

[randomslasher]

I literally had the sensation of being slammed back in time just now

[zeppelindoll]

Did you read the book thief yet?

It is in my to reads. I didn’t want to read it alongside parenting books.

[thewanderingmillennial]

I’ll always love you.

[zeppelindoll]

I’ve been there. Years ago, he may not remember but I do. I drank too much and everyone was being so loud, I just needed to be left alone. So I hid out in the laundry room and called him. It is a good thing that he already knew that I love him because I turned into a mess. A crying sobbing mess t only wanted him. I couldn’t stand anyone or anything other than him at that point

[relatablepoetryandquotes]

via @extramadness

[zeppelindoll]

This is me with him. This will ALWAYS be me with him. He truly stole my heart, no matter what others think or how we make our mistakes. My heart cares and it always will. My feelings have been here for ages and they are here to stay. I love him so much.

[relatablepoetryandquotes]

via @extramadness

[refinery29]

This student emailed her philosophy TA after getting her wisdom teeth removed and it’s one for the books

Love you, bye! Read it and weep.

[beggars-opera]

“I will most likely not be normal again until at least Thanksgiving turkey” is now my favorite sentence to use in the future

[tactical-necromancy]

“please sir” and “i will buy you expo markers” killed me

[i-cant-eat-eggs]

To the chick who yelled “what the fuck!” And then whispered to her friend, “is that a cane?” as I walked by with my cane…

Have you never seen a cane before? Never seen a disabled person? Do you exist in the world? Or do you just choose to be oblivious so you don’t have to think about it?

Why do people feel the need to act like they’ve never seen a disability before, or a mobility aid? It’s not cute, it’s not funny, it’s arrogant and rude. I didn’t need that shouted at me. I didn’t need to feel bad about my cane. I’m already stressed enough using it in public.

I just can’t believe it’s such a radical thought to see someone use a cane! Is it because I’m young? Young people can be disabled!! Fuck!!! Stop acting like it’s such a radical thing!!!

[youngchronicpain]

me pushing my body further and further into a flare: *singing through gritted teeth* happy holidaysss, 

[drowninginsideofmymind]

I really wish there could be more chronic illness representation in TV and film. Subtle things. A two second shot of a teen taking enzymes with lunch at school sitting with their friends making fun plans for tomorrow. A two second shot of an athletic character taking their preventative inhaler before running a 5k in 30 minutes. A two second shot of a character cleaning up after a treatment before heading to their friend’s house A two second shot of a character changing their shirt after their friend spilled milk on them with visible scars from shunt placement, the g-tube they had until they were five, the heart surgery they had the day after their birthday, or other things like that. Its not that hard to represent in the media. And its unfair that we don’t get any genuine representation of chronic illness in the media. It makes me so sad

[crippleperks]

Hot take for non-wheelchair users

Please just fucking ignore me? Like please?

Yes, being a wheelchair user can be lonely, but that’s due to systematic ableism in the design of our societal structure and buildings, not because you didn’t smile vapidly at me and threaten to strike up a conversation when all I want to do is drink my coffee and wait for the train.

[kipplekipple]

The other day I was trundling off towards the school to pick up my youngest, keeping an eye on the pavement for dogshit, and I looked up and It Happened.

By “It” I mean a thing every wheelchair user in the world probably knows about.

I look up, and my eyes meet those of a woman who is already grinning. She’s been staring at me and grinning, waiting for the eye contact so I’ll see how cool she is with me being a cripple.

Despite the fact this happens regularly, I’m always taken aback. I smile weakly. She breaks eye contact. The absurdly huge grin falls off her face.

She walks on in the opposite direction, comfortable in the knowledge that she’s Done A Nice Thing. I roll on towards the school, having been reminded that I am not real.

[relatablepoetryandquotes]

via @extramadness

[quotemadness]

I’m always soft for you, that’s the problem. You could come knocking on my door five years from now and I would open my arms wider and say ‘come here, it’s been too long, it felt like home with you.

Azra.T (via quotemadness)

[zeppelindoll]

Bedtime for me

I’m glad I took some time for myself tonight, I really needed just that hour of peace to do absolutely nothing but sit and just be. Tomorrow is a new start with the possibility to be a better day.

[wlw]

me: wow im lonely

also me: *disassociated from everyone, doesn’t respond to texts or calls AND doesn’t go out*