K || not a minor || they/them she/her enby || mentally and physically chronically ill || a whole mess of my interests and feelings ||
☆☆ absolutely no TERFs, SWERFS, MAPs (pedophiles), racists or the like, you will be blocked if you interact ☆☆
ID: Text: “put a bandaid over where it hurts” Me: image, a person under a human sized bandaid blanket covering all but part of one leg and part of both arms. End ID
Anyway shout out to disabled people who aren’t glamorous. Who aren’t well dressed. Who aren’t skinny fashion icons who happen to be disabled.
You deserve to be respected every bit as much. Your activism matters. Just because you aren’t palatable to a fatphobic and ableist society doesn’t mean you aren’t important. You shouldn’t have to dress up to be taken seriously. Stay safe & take care.
in the life of a disabled person, little things can build up very quickly into something that you just can’t fuckinh deal with
if you missed a bus, and forgot dinner, and didn’t drink enough water, and other things that seem “small” to other people, can be a big deal to a disabled person.
because many of us are living in pain, for me it’s physical pain. so the ability to cope with these things, the ability to move on, is sort of stripped away because i already have to cope with so many things at once.
you can tell this website is autistic as hell because someone posts a video with a mildly catchy phrase in it and no one shuts up about it for an extended period of time. or image even. image with a mildly catchy phrase in it even. we love phrases here on tumblr dot com love to repeat them. due to the autism
So ready for this stupid T*ylor sw*ft tour to be over, im sick and TIRED of seeing shit about it EVERYWHERE. Congrats on obsessing over a mediocre white cis woman who has piggybacked and stolen off of others to make millions, not to mention her music is so boring /:
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