'People are panicking about AI tools the same way they did when the calculator was invented, stop worrying' cannot stress enough the calculator did not forcibly pervade every aspect of our lives, has such a low error rate it's a statistical anomaly when it does happen, isn't built on mass plagiarism, and does not obliterate the fucking environment when you use it. Be so fucking serious right now
fellow LSN disabled people, this is coming from a place of much compassion and love. i hear you when you say youâre jealous of MSN/HSN peopleâs support. how you wish you could have such support. mental health is complicated and itâs hard to see through emotions and trauma.
but i really need you to understand that our higher support needs disabled friends arenât inherently privileged for having said support. while it may be that if you had that same support your QOL would improve, they most likely need the support youâre jealous of to literally survive.
the point i really want to make here is there is a difference between support for QOL and support to SURVIVE. people die without these supports. that is not a privileged position to be in.
youâre allowed to be upset and angry that you donât have the life you want and deserve, but please focus those feelings on society and governments. because they are the ones that created a world in which it is so hard for us to exist.
we need to be friends to each other, not throwing around misdirected anger and blame. please take time to listen to MSN/HSN disabled people and learn about their experiences, there are so many people out there begging to be heard.
Please understand that not every marginalized person is going to have a list of peer reviewed sources and accurate statistics proving the bigotry they face in their daily life and you sometimes just have to decide to believe people when they tell you they are suffering
Taking care of the disabled and injured is human nature actually. We have evidence of our ancestors caring for folks with disabilities. We're a cooperative species that takes care of their own. If our starving, weary, and hunted ancestors could care for the disabled members of their tribe, in this era of modern medicine and abundant resources we absolutely can afford to do the same.
just got a second hand babydoll dress i am WINNING.
i really want to reapproach the way i see success.
i think ive slowly been doing it for a few years now, but theres definitely more i can do.
i always think of it in the grand life goal kind of way.
but it doesnt need to be that..
and for me, i really wanna see if i can find things in my day-to-day life that are, a success.
did i put myself out of my comfort zone that day trying something new?
did i take a deep breath and calm my thoughts before getting frustrated at somebody?
did i show care to myself even when i felt unworthy of life?
did i do anything where if i was reading a book about me. would i be proud of the bee on that page?
because the answer is probably yes most days. but im not treating myself as if thats the case.
im so harsh to myself and i know this. i give grace to others where i would never for myself.
i just want to treat myself gently.
so cheers to small successes, the steps forward even when theres also steps backward..
and to not just treating others the way we want to be treated, but treating ourselves that way too.
okay it got better for sureeee!!
its a bit of a slow start for me personally, but i thoroughly enjoyed the 2/3 and then the 3/3 even more!
im not sure if i will get the sequel or not, ill read a few more books and see if im still thinking about emily wilde after that.
spoilers below
wendell and emilyâs dynamic is hilarious after the proposal. they are so direct with each other normally, but when it comes to romance they just avoid actually speaking of it as such.
i really enjoyed how the town accepted emilyâs way of being, that she is not good with attention or small talk or pleasantries. they didnt demand any kind of thanks from her, they knew she was thankful without it.
3.5/5 âď¸
im reading emily wildeâs encyclopaedia of faeries right now and im not sure how i feel about it.
like i like it dont get me wrong. i eat anything up that has fairies of any kind.
but im a very.. emotional person, and so the format of the book being emilyâs diary, and her being quite a.. professional and almost stoic? person, doesnt quite engage me as much.
maybe she taps into her emotions later in the story (iâm about a 1/3 of the way through) so idk!! thats just my thoughts so far
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its really confusing when youve had a traumatic childhood, but your adult life has been really traumatic too.
because on the one hand i have so much nostalgia for my childhood and i long for it, but on the other hand it really wasnt that great.. i just had less responsibility for my health.
i feel like im constantly searching for when i felt safe, but im not even sure if there was really a time where i truely felt safe.
i think thats why i love engaging with media from my childhood so much, its what helped me escape as a kid and im still running after that feeling.
i had the same experience when i had to use the elevators.
alright lets get this out of the way.
school bathrooms should be unlocked during school ALWAYS
school children should be allowed to go to the bathroom ALWAYS
school children should NEVER have to ask to go to the bathroom, just tell the teacher that they need to go
schools should NEVER question a child on why they need the bathroom
schools should NEVER make jokes about how often a child uses the bathroom
schools should NEVER get angry at children for using the bathroom
NEVER should a teacher approach a child about their bathroom usage.
if there is a concern or problem with a childs use of the bathrooms, the school should speak to their parent or have a meeting involving the parents and the principle.
if there is misuse of the bathrooms, the school should speak to their parent or have a meeting involving the parents and the principle.
you never know what children could be dealing with, whether they have bladder issues, gi issues, mental health issues or other disabilities. some children may be using the bathroom to hide from bullies, or they may have addiction issues.
it doesnt matter. its shouldnt be the teachers job to police toilet usage. only when there is an issue should limits or supervision be put in place, AFTER meeting with their parents and potentially the student to figure out the reasons for such issues.
i know this is really controversial but im really sick of horror stories from kids like me who dealt with the shit that is school bathrooms