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you have to be kinder to people with memory issues.
you have to be kinder to people who are slow processors.
you have to be kinder to people who don't understand your jokes.
you have to be kinder to people who forget important dates.
you have to be kinder to people with cognitive decline.
you have to be kinder to people who were always this way, too.
you have to be kind. you have to be kind.
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u people have got to get more normal ab people who don't make sense to u . I mean like people who ramble on and don't know how to have proper conversation . people who are completely incomprehensible . people who talk about delusions and hallucinations . people who can't understand social cues . people with speech impediments or no speech at all . people with vocal tics . not just because it's the decent thing to do but also bc this is most common in the most vulnerable marginalized people . youth , elders , mentally ill , disabled , addicts as well as more generally people with accents & non English speakers .
this post is kinda spreading beyond what I initially thought, so to be clear , I love trans women and I will block u if u believe in transandrophobia . u cannot fight ableism while perpetuating misogyny . please reblog this version instead
really want more people to talk to cognitively & intellectually disabled people directly! I CAN understand you. I WANT things explained to me and I WANT to be able to ask questions and communicate back. I WANT to be included. I WANT to know what is going on. but a lot of the time, people only talk to the family/aids/caregivers and never to the person with the disability themselves and its not fair. don't make assumptions! talk to me!!
happy disability pride month to those who rely on support from people who don't want to deal with them. to those who have to beg their loved ones for support. to those who have had others get tired of them and suddenly drop all support. to those who are barely hanging on because they need support from others and no one is willing to help them.
i hope we all get the help we need. i hope we'll all be okay. i love you.
happy disability pride month to those who didn’t make it, for whatever reason. you will not be forgotten.
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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.
Reminder that nonverbal means you do not verbally speak ever, while verbal shutdown means you have periods of time/episodes where you don't speak verbally.
Don't say you're "going nonverbal", say you're having a verbal shutdown. Nonverbals do not like their language being misused to treat nonverbality as a temporary thing.
(This is not a judgemental post to anyone who has misused the term in the past. It's a common mistake. Just please take this information in stride for the future.)
Happy disability pride month to disabled butches
Happy disability pride month to disabled femmes
Happy disability pride month to disabled trans people
Happy disability pride month to all my lovely disabled queer folks, we are affected disproportionately by disabilities of all forms <3
