Dec 27, 2025
In a country full of Byler/Mike Doubters I wear this as a fucking badge of honor.
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In a country full of Byler/Mike Doubters I wear this as a fucking badge of honor.
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If this post makes it to 1000 notes, I'll read the dr seuss yaoi I found on ao3
EDIT: goal reached...
It'll be read by tomorrow, I'll post updates on my blog showing the hell I've experienced while I read
I'm not scared of the Kaishin cousin reveal, I'm scared of my favorite writers and artists deleting their works or just straight up delete their entire blog.
Today on reasons I'm very glad I still wear a mask:
The owners of the fully grown, 2 pound yorkie feed it a raw diet... and walk it off leash.
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Autism has always been a puzzle—beautifully complex, highly personal, and often misunderstood. For decades, scientists have tried to figure
"New treatments"? That's terrifying, thank you, considering ABA damage is bad enough already.
This whole thing is very creepy, actually. Look at the language they're using, it treats us like a disease.
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"This discovery is especially important because neurons rely heavily on localized protein production to function. Unlike many other cells, neurons build some of their internal components right at the tips of their long extensions, far from the cell’s center.
That means they need a very efficient way to manage what gets made, what’s broken, and what needs to be thrown out.
If that system breaks down, as it appears to do in many cases of autism, the result can be widespread brain network dysfunction—especially in areas responsible for language, learning, emotion, and social interaction."
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hair clips and lipgloss french kiss sitting criss-crossed if I don't try, then it's my loss