He's A Landlord. He's A Childhood Cancer Survivor. He's An Accused Terrorist. He's My Special Princess.

it shouldn't be a controversial take but:

disabled people are allowed to hate being disabled

windows in chinese suzhou gardens by 六毛钱的月亮

Just saw an anti-endo calling endos ableists, then instantly using the r-slur. Genuinely pulling our hair out

hate when i say “i can’t do [thing] because of my autism” and hear (usually lower support needs) autistics say “well i’m forced to do [thing] so i have to” in response.

there will be autistics who never can do [thing] no matter how forced, no matter how punished, no matter how anything.

i can’t force myself to do [thing] i can’t do. not ever.

many autistics like me.

especially hate hearing autistics say “well if i didn’t do [thing] i would get abused” as if we autistics also didn’t get abused, except we still couldn’t do [thing].

you are dismissing higher support needs autistic who are or have been abused.

* [thing] here can be literally anything, doing chores, eye contact, speaking, socialising, get good grades in school etc.

something that isn’t talked about enough with chronic illness is knowing that going to your appointments and doing your exercises and all that will help but being in too much pain or too fatigued to go, so your just stuck in this constant cycle of knowing what you need to do to get better but not being able to do it because your sick

It's Fibromyalgia Day!