One foot in a fairytale, the other in an abyss

If Utena Tenjou ate a lithium-ion battery, she would turn into an electric car, not an airplane.

The phrase “Here comes the airplane” is spoken by parents while feeding their babies batteries, so that their babies can become airplanes. Becoming an airplane is considered good because it is a high-paying job. Money can be exchanged for goods and services.

do not want shit from doctors, thank you. disabled people, please.

Or at least, I've written a lot about this.

Here's a masterpost of resources that I've personally found useful

I'm still in the process of annotating all of it but it is all labeled and grouped by topic.

If that's a little much here's the original post it was based on. There's some overlap, some unique.

Here's a write up the personal care kit I keep by my bed

Here's how I handle my room since environment impacts me a fair bit

Here's how I handle my laundry specifically (no fold)

When I have more energy, here's resources I use to manage my house

I wrote a free minizine called The Bedside Companion that has a quick reference of my favorite ideas and resources that you can keep by your bed (good for when looking at a phone causes headaches).

I also wrote a free minizine called Fuck Goals about how I manage task overwhelm with being disabled and not being able to do anything consistently.

I'm working on zome full length zines on meditation with chronic pain and some other spoonie stuff but Go Date Yourself might be a good one too if you find yourself alone a lot. Also free.