If You Didn’t Realize, Ableism Is Actually Bigotry And Systemic Ableism And Inaccessibility Are Really

Being chronically ill is like

“It’s fine”

“It’s fine”

“It’s fine”

*complete mental breakdown because you can’t do this anymore*

“It’s fine”

Victoria Chang, Obit

My five year plan is to listen to music

"Can I Please Eat In The Computer Room Tonight?" by Nicole Nikolich (2025)

Dance as an act of rebellion. Dance as an act of joy.

being disabled will really have you thinking/saying things like “yeah i’m not really THAT disabled. as long as i take my meds twice a day (and as needed), eat and drink exactly the right things, keep the perfect balance of being active and resting, the weather is stable, and nothing unexpected happens AT ALL… i’m totally FINE! i probably should not even call myself disabled at this point because i’m doing so well!”

if you don’t want to call yourself disabled, that’s fine and it is your choice! but if you’re only “fine” or “doing really well” when a bunch of different variables are all lined up perfectly, then maybe you are not fine actually. just a thought!

have a meme from grad school that i don't remember making

images by Kira Cyan