#pinklette

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Exactly as described I hope all my friends and selfshippers out there have a safe and wonderful month. You are all so wonderful and I wish upon my stars that your dreams come true 🩷✨ ☆.。.:・°☆.。.:・°☆.。.:・°☆.。.:・°☆ CW: Medical and mean words but also why is it important to me!! This will be the first year that I have accepted that I am disabled and that... is scary but it gives me hope. I won't get crazy into it as maybe it's a bit much for everyone to know but I lost my ability to go outside alone around a year or so ago from my legs not working right. I have been diagnosed with Fibromyalgia after 4 years of crazy chest pains, random full body pain and bits of my body just stopping working including my thinking and speech. I don't think that is what I have entirely but it's the only explanation that they say fits and I am tired of doctors. I have tried walking rehabilitation and I work hard to try and get my walking back specifically (I love shopping in person too much to give it up entirely lolol~) but I have received a lot of shame from others about it. Asking for me not to bring any walking aids, if I just sit then no one would even know or the one that stays with me "I don't want to be seen with you, if you are looking like that" in reference to if I "give up" and rent a wheelchair for an outing. It is heart-breaking to hear this from people you love and respect but it seems that this is part of the experience of becoming disabled as I have learnt from talking with others.

This is why we need disability pride. Simply. Where there is lack of understanding ignorance and these comments can grow. However, if we illuminate the area together and provide good knowledge and support for each other, this becomes more tolerable. And! We deserve a little more than being reduced to having to stay inside or hidden forever.

There are so many issues that Disability Pride covers and all of them are valid and incredible causes to fight for. I may be new to this community specifically but I hope to take part and give my heart to support wherever I can 🩷

🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🌸 Pride Post!! 🌸🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈 I thought to share this cute summer outfit Art of me by the amazing Honey There's a few things I really want to say this year on my tiny corner of the interwebs. Each year I post about how everyone should have the freedom to love who they love and this message is and forever will be my stance 🩷 However, this year I want to shed a little light on being who you are and supporting our trans siblings. Being a Princess to me means caring for all and helping to bring out their spark and self-expression for them to appreciate. I fear that all too often that spark is being dimmed, know that if you feel some kind of solidarity with Pride, then you belong with us.

I never know if it is obvious or not but personally I see myself as Pansexual and Demisexual. I have had enough confidence through adversity in my lifetime that I can put those stickers on and feel proud but not everyone does or can. I guess the main thing I want to say is be kind to you and others. Love for yourself and others is so important no matter what form it takes.

▸ 🎕 ┈┈┈┈ 🎕 ┈┈┈┈ 🎕 ◂ A pretty picture of Pinklette (me hehe)! Artiste: https://vgen.co/xbenicarx I have so many of these pretty portraits I have never shared properly so I think I will start to share them. ~ I wonder who she is daydreaming about hehehe

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