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Me at work (grocery stores are sensory hell)

having slow auditory processing is chaos, it makes me come off as jerky, like i promise when i ask 'what' and interrupt you half way through repeating yourself with a response, its just bc im slow and i need captions for everything.

It is absolutely amazing to see people joining together en masse to stick it to these big corporations.

As a punk who has boycotted Amazon for years, welcome to the movement everybody!! Great job

“The revolution is about to be televised, you picked the right time but the wrong guy!” -Kendrick Lamar

*On the quinjet*

Steve: I think this is the most peaceful it's ever been post-mission

Clint: Oddly... serene

Natasha: No blood, no arguing, no press, no clean up. It's almost too good to be true

Bruce: It kind of feels like we're missing a part of us

Everyone: Hm.

Everyone:

Tony: WE FORGOT THE KID

*20 minutes later*

Tony: Why didn't you call us after we left you?!?

Peter: Oh I thought that was on purpose. I was just gonna take the subway home

Steve: Peter we're in New Mexico.

Oh wow that was fast! (Totally *not* because I don't know how to organize my reblogs yet...)

EDIT: I have realized there is no way to "organize reblogs". Instagram brainrot got me out here looking goofy

I am always mesmerized by editors using a song for their edit that PERFECTLY matches a character's backstory. It's so satisfying.

Especially when I relate to the song, too. So then I relate to the character even more and AAAAAAAHHHHH-

Exhibit A, by one of my favorite TT editors:

The people who love to spout the "autism isn't a disability, it's your superpower!" logic fail to realize the reality for so many autistic people. Adding medium support needs into that equation makes the whole dilemma more frustrating.

Especially for late or undiagnosed autistic people. And POC.

I have had doors slammed in my face three times (metaphorically) while attempting to find a steady job, just for being neurodivergent.

But to everybody who doesn't know me well, my neurodivergence is invisible due to most of it not being on paper. (My only official diagnosis is Auditory Processing Disorder, and most people have no idea what that is and start treating me like I can't hear at all).

Also, many people still think of a stereotypically autistic white boy with high-support needs when they imagine autism. They don't see it in me, when I am being obviously neurodivergent right in front of them.

I have had multiple managers and coworkers think that I'm "slow" or "stupid", because my brain cannot multitask at neurotypical speed. While also somehow seeing me as "high-functioning"??? Make it make sense.

On a related note.

PSA: If you are autistic, or are neurodivergent in general, DO NOT work at Starbucks. I beg. Shit will kill your soul, I know from experience. Everything about their policies and expectations of how baristas should behave are extremely ableist. They deserve all the profit loss that has been happening due to the boycotts 😀🔪