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@muningitis
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Is it:
Transparent to the point that literally nobody could possibly misunderstand even on purpose
Healthy for everybody in all circumstances regardless of context
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I stg if I see one more person talk about how the Olympics banning transfems from competing is bad for cis women I'm going to explode. Do you even care about us.
cis women are a huge portion of the people doing this to us. They are responsible for it happening. Why do they get to be the victims?
as an intersex person. everyone needs to stop decentering trans women on a policy that was made to exclude them specifically. do you think the alleged "rare exceptions" granted to athletes are going to be extended to intersex trans women? no, they're going to be exclusively granted to cis intersex women, because there's still an interest in including them by virtue of their cisness.
ID: A screenshot of text reading: "Now, you can bet your ass for certain that this is going to overwhelmingly affect cis women."
I’ve noticed some posts around about how you can’t romanticize your life during a fascist regime and while I deeply sympathize with this sentiment, I want you to try to understand that’s what they want you to believe.
Fascism thrives best in the cesspool of hopelessness. They want us so confused and hopeless that we give in. When you give in, you don’t fight back.
If you wait for life to look good to do the things that bring you joy; life will still be bad - you will just have less joy.
As someone who has struggled with my mental health a lot for the last thirty years, I know this struggle firsthand. And changing this belief system - the one where you spend all of your time expecting bad things so you won’t be surprised when they happen - it’s the hardest work that I have ever done. And I’m not perfect; I still have setbacks. I still experience really real fears about the state of the world and the US, in particular, because that’s where I live.
But I made a vow to myself that I will not let the choices of others ruin my life. When I made that vow, I was thinking of my parents - but it applies to the state of the government right now, too.
There are still flowers in my garden, and ripe tomatoes, and it’s almost pick-your-own apples season, and I have plans with my friends to go to as many cemetery ghost walks as we can find this October.
I still deserve to live. I still deserve to laugh. I still deserve to love. I still deserve to be as happy as I can be.
And you do, too.
Dan Savage.
1/30/2026
Hi. If you support disability accommodation, but don't think panic attacks, insomnia, nausea or chest pain from anxiety, or other anxiety-disorder-related symptoms are an acceptable reason for someone to take breaks from school or work... Then you don't actually support disability accommodation.
(And it probably wouldn't take much to get you to apply that same ableism to other conditions, too.)
i need able-bodied people to stop comparing their pain to my pain and the pain of disabled people
like, an actual interaction I have had with friends many times:
me: god i’m so tired
friend: yeah me too, i fell asleep at 2! when did you fall asleep?
me: oh, like 11, but it doesn’t really matter haha
friend: hmm, i think I’m more tired than you
friendly neighbourhood reminder to all you able-bodied people that your tiredness and pain is rarely comparable to a disabled person and a friendly reminder to all my disabled people that your tiredness and pain is rarely comparable to an able-bodied person
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got tested for the sleepytired and it came back positive
New! A Simple Guide to Sexualizing Your Mobility Aids
"Why does it feel good to sexualise your mobility aids? For me, it was that improved connection with my own body. Aids like my crutches allowed me to feel safe and relaxed. My medical corset and joint braces not only reduced my pain, but also made my body feel special – cared for.
Other disabled people may find that mobility aids help them connect not only with themselves, but also with a partner. The shared experience of using aids in the bedroom feels like a metaphor for a life shared together. It’s an opportunity to understand each other’s bodies, an opportunity to appreciate details that might otherwise have been missed. Lying back while your partner applies K-tape to your limbs, watching them smooth the tape carefully over your skin, has an inherently erotic quality. Likewise, leaning close to your partner’s space as they sit in their wheelchair while you mutually undress. Not only are these aids facilitating sex, but they can also become a galvanising force between partners. There is something undeniably attractive about seeing a partner who is both physically comfortable and obviously enjoying themself.
All of this may still seem rather odd to an able-bodied reader. A mobility aid is still just an object, albeit a useful one. Is there really anything sexy about a rollator or a back brace? I think the answer lies in the fact that even today, disabled people are often viewed as undesirable, uninterested in sex, or perhaps both. It’s still rare to see disabled people represented as sensual beings who are both willing and active participants in sex in the mainstream media, and non-disabled people frequently seem to express surprise that disabled people can and do have sex. Claiming some part of the disabled experience as erotic and sexual can therefore be a radical act. In an ableist world, disabled people in relationships, disabled people having casual hookups – even disabled people masturbating – all are subverting the limited expectations that society has for them."
Imogen McHugh's debut article with Scarleteen is nothing short of a masterpiece! This piece deconstructs normative ideas of sex and sexuality and offers new possibilities for how to claim parts of the disabled experience as erotic and sexual. If you're someone who's wanting to explore new things solo or want to include your partner in your sex life in new ways this piece is the right place to start! Continue reading here.
Shoutout to fat & plus sized disabled people.
Shoutout to people whose disabilities have nothing to do with their weight
Shoutout to people whose disabilities are related to their weight
Shoutout to people whose weight caused/impacted their disability
Shoutout to people whose disability caused/impacted their weight
Shoutout to people who get harassed for merely existing as a fat disabled person
Y’all are beautiful, and valid, and do not deserve criticism or hate just for living your life. You deserve proper medical treatment, respect, accommodation and acceptance.
A lot of the time people will say like "oh I'd never make fun of a disabled person" but then they do and they don't even realize that that's what they're doing. Like
People will say they wouldn't make fun of a schizophrenic or psychotic person but then make "jokes" about people being insane and delusional.
People will say they wouldn't make fun of epileptic people but then get mad about having to add flash warnings.
People will say they wouldn't make fun of an autistic person but then berate people for missing social cues.
People will say they wouldn't make fun of visually impaired people but then call people lazy for not reading things themself or making spelling mistakes.
People will say they wouldn't make fun of an intellectually disabled person but then mock people who can't do "basic" things.
I think it in part comes from the belief that the people you know couldn't possibly be disabled, that if you met a disabled person you'd be able to tell immediately. And, no. That's not how it works. If you want to be an ally to disabled people, you don't make fun of the things we do. Even if you're not making fun of someone who's disabled, you're telling the other disabled people you know that you're not safe for us to be around.
that and most people just take the path of least resistance and convince themselves they're Not Ableist instead of analyzing their own behavior. which betrays very self-centered priorities.
like it's never actually about minimizing harm and bothering to understand others. they're only doing this so they can be and/or feel Right. and in that case talking about doing a thing is functionally the same as actually doing it.
“If you need (insert adaptive device here) to do (activity) then maybe you should take that as a sign that you aren’t qualified/shouldn’t do it.” People are the exact same people who shame disabled people for NOT doing things and it’s annoying asf
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physically abled people on your post: here’s an incredibly long comment about one time my mom was horrifically ableist against people like you. just btw. just thought you should know.
People seriously need to accept the fact that your body is gonna smell a little funky. Like, you are constantly sweating and secreting oils, which is normal and healthy for you. You don't need to be using 5 different soaps and exfoliating until your skin bleeds. Furthermore, it's DAMAGING your skin when you do that! You have an entire microbiome on your skin, and it is trying to maintain homeostasis! Using too much soap, exfoliating too much, and showering too often can damage that!!! Instead, use a wash cloth or equivalent and use 1-2 soaps and gently wash away any dirt/grime.
Also, people with vulvas and vaginas, your vagina is gonna smell a little bit. That's normal and healthy! It's also gonna leak a bit, and that discharge has a chance of bleaching underwear. This is also normal and totally fine. You shouldn't be douching or even using soap in your vagina in order to get rid of the smell/clean the inside of your vagina. Your vagina self regulates and needs to stay at a specific ph. The only time you should really worry is when a smell is really bad or when discharge is an unusual color. In order to clean your vulva (the outer part, including the labia and clitorus), gently clean using water. If you want to use soap, you should use unscented soap for sensitive skin. Also, if you have a clitorus and it is larger than typical (whether it's bottom growth from testosterone or you just have a big clitorus), please remember to clean under the clitoral hood! Similar to a penis with foreskin, gunk and bacteria can build up, so remember to gently peel back the clitoral hood and wash away anything that might be there.
And you shouldn't be douching your anus either! Or, at the very least, not frequently. The mucus membrane of your anus can be stripped away when you douche frequently enough. Doing this could lead to anal fissure. Similar to the vagina, in order to properly clean your butthole, gently use water or unscented and skin sensitive soap on the outer part of your anus.
Tldr; you're going to stink a bit, that's okay! You shouldn't be harming yourself because you think you need to smell good 24/7 or in order to get clean.
Just a small correction. Make sure the soaps say "fragrance-free" and not just "unscented" because in our capitalist hellscape "unscented" is a fucking scent
we need to take the concept of validity completely out of disability discussions and focus more on material deprivation and disabled people as a legal + social + political class
honestly the only way to work through ableism is to be uncomfortable. you can read the posts and the books and learn the theory and the history but none of it compares to interacting with disabled people in real life. how do you become comfortable around people with facial and limb differences? you walk past them on the street. you say hi to them. how to you become comfortable seeing people talk to themselves in public? you acknowledge that they're no threat to you and move on. how do you get used to xyz disability? you go outside and see people with it.
to anyone who needs to hear this
i used to tell myself my pain wasnt bad. every morning id just tell myself id "slept wrong" or "not enough" and thats why i was in so much pain and sometimes could barely even walk
no matter what excuse u tell urself... its not normal to think pain is normal.
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just a reminder that it's fuck ICE forever
i hate when i, a completely healthy person (very chronically ill), get sick (flare up) for no reason at all (i exerted myself way past my limit just cuz i didn’t wanna be “annoying”)
