the listener listens

"are you normal about-" no I'm an insane pervert

in deep psychological distress: i should make a post on the internet

idk it's kind of frustrating. i've genuinely never, ever seen a character that uses a rollator before. not once. i cannot name a single one. i know of multiple ocs who are described to have full-body pain, dizziness, and fatigue that are drawn as cane users and are never shown with wheelchairs or walkers, though

it's also sort of sad? i've been diagnosed since i was twelve years old, and i only heard of rollators LAST YEAR. and that was only because i saw one irl and immediately asked what it was. i wonder how many disabled people out there don't even know it's an option solely because they're completely underrepresented online and in media

if you're a creative with a disabled oc, PLEASEEE check out this link. it's a very nice and detailed guide for telling which mobility aids suit someone's needs best. it's incredibly important to make the right choice for your character! mobility aids tell you a LOT about someone's lived experience. picking the right one will communicate to your audience #1 what your character goes through #2 that you UNDERSTAND what your character goes through!

*guy trying to be positive about cumming super fast* i’m the fastest gun this side of the mississippi

feeling neutralburger about the situation

Queer joy detected!

ngl i hate the idea that estrogen is some passive force compared to testosterone. estrogen is the reason im 5'3 while my brother is 6' foot. Estrogen is the reason i have triple D breasts that are impossible to bind and have to save 12k to get them cut off. Estrogen is the reason i have to manually lower my voice to be taken seriously. In the wrong body, estrogen is just as much as a poison as testosterone is

Official joy and whimsy post

sometimes you write something along the lines of "he looked at him with a look in his eyes looking intensely" and you know it's time for a break

One of the most fun cat names I've encountered was a kitty named Nalla, whose name was short for jalan-alla (finnish for "underfoot"), and anyone who didn't understand why she was named that hadn't met her.