A canine catastrophe

by the way. it never is too late to decide you want to be happy. the woman who helped me get hormones didnt start hers until she was 70, and i met her at 73, beautiful and smiling - and told me that the last three years of her life had been her favorite. your favorites might be ahead of you too. why not hang around and find out?

i love you archival work. i love you alphabetizing. i love you sorting. i love you reshelving. i love you document restoration. i love you shelf reading. i love you inventorying. i love you analysis. i love you archival work.

My good folks? Please stop reblogging this with incitements to violence. If you do, I will assume you are a terf fedposting, and report and block you as such.

This is what I said! A revolution needs to save everyone or we save no one. Lives aren’t expendable.

partially-managed mental illness is so fucking funny i'll be sitting around doing my job and suddenly think "wow i hate myself" and immediately get confused because, like, that's not TRUE! i love myself so much. who are you to talk to me like that

revealing your scaring the hoes type interests early on in a relationship is a good way to secure only hoes of bravery and fortitude that will craft horrible dreams and beautiful nightmares with you

ive never wanted to send a death threat over a game before

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WHAT THE FUCK

I love solarpunk fantasies and art as much as the next system but... Sometimes it feels like everything is figured out except for how disabled people fit into this. Y'know? There's a lot about reusable energy and restructuring cities and gardening and yadda yadda and it's like. At some point you gotta ask what the system will do for people who can't take care of plants, or people with allergies, just for instance. I would love for there to be more flowers and trees and bushes and everything else but. Buddy. The fucking hay fever. At least plan out some antihistamine distribution.

there is a screen reader / magnification program that is the only one the low vision clinic knows of with these features and it is $650 Canadian Dollars behind specific approved vendors that require you to be geographically close to them and get government approval of a degree that I am only just now reaching after being visually impaired for going on seven years. I feel normal about this

living in a city that is like 80% south asian and the centre of distribution/warehouses/trucking for this part of the country and so deeply maligned by every government authority at every level because of classism + racism is such a crazy experience. so it's been common practice for the last like 10~ years here for pharmacies and walmart to lock up baby formula in those glass cases as like an "anti theft" measure, all the grocery stores in my city have started doing that with fucking ghee. they have glass cases full of tubs of ghee and you have to ask a worker to unlock the ghee case for you. you need permission to buy ghee, the main cooking oil that most people in this city use

[Image description: a screenshot of a post by @/TheophanesRex. It reads "Ghee is now under lock and key at my local No Frills [two flustered emojis] / Notice that all the other cooking oils are not." Attached is a photo of a supermarket glass case with several containers of ghee inside. An attached notice reads "For Any Assistance Please See Customer Service". End ID.]