Ableism is getting angry a person doesn't respond the way you want (not meanly, just confused) and not giving them a while to understand what you're doing and or saying.
This is ableism.
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Ableism is getting angry a person doesn't respond the way you want (not meanly, just confused) and not giving them a while to understand what you're doing and or saying.
This is ableism.
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(TW: brief mention of blood) Sorry if this is ranty/ventish, i am so angry and overtired right now
Ableism is how my sister tells me to "keep the communal spaces in the house clean" when I left a wet washcloth on the sink to dry when she leaves absolute pigstys for me to clean up after her, and almost everytime she makes a mess too big for her to want to clean up, she asks me to do it, knowing im bedridden from disability most days and when I have better days, she asks me to spend them cleaning up her messes. Im so tired. I dont want to spend all my energy taking care of someone who purposely burdens and had admitted to purposely leaving her messes out for me to clean up out of spite (because she thinks i dont do enough). I can barely take care of myself most days, and apparently leaving a wet washcloth in the sink to dry is "too much" when I've had to clean up her bloody noses off the floor (that she has just left there bevause she "doesnt know how to clean it up" even though ive showed her how a dozen times now) and put away the mountain of dishes that shes left for me to do (that she dirtied in one attempt of making a meal somehow) while shes out with her boyfriend, saying itll be a "nice favor for mom and dad" when im also sick with Covid-19 right now (which i got from her), which when I called her out, she said she "didn't know i was sick" (she saw me throw up this morning bro). Im going to get her one day because every complaint of her calling me "messy" is just projection at this point. I hate that she treats everything like it's "not a big deal" and its going to be a big deal one day if she doesn't stop taking advantage of me being home 24/7 (because I'm BEDRIDDEN most of the time) and a conflict avoidant individual. When I have called her out for it before, i got called dramatic and told "it's apart of living with people."
I move out with my partner soon, who's understanding of my disability, so we'll see how she fares when im not there to literally clean up after her in the bathroom, do her laundry, clean her dirty dishes, and clean her room while shes working, all for free and getting no credit or acknowledgement for all the stuff I do without complaint because I know nothing is going to change because nothing has when I have complained before. She's lucky her friend was over when she told me "keep communal spaces of the house clean" because I was resisting the hell I wanted to scream at her for it. I am so tired and am so happy to be away from her soon
This is ableism.
im not sure if I can send this because I am NOT a disabled person, but my mom is and I think my brothers stepbrother is. I overheard her on the phone mocking the fact that he stutters and that he used to stutter REALLY badly and it irked me horribly. like genuinely she mocks peoples faces a lot and it pisses me off. one-time she even said she couldn't stand people with ARFID when I was talking Abt my friend who has this. imnot sure if this counts, so I apologize if it doesn't but to me it rlly feels like abelism
This is ableism.
and non disabled beings are allowed to send asks about ableism they see!
ableism is how people talk about "narc abuse". one of my abusers had npd. they did not abuse me because they had npd, they made abusive choices and did abusive things to me and also happened to have npd. its truly not that hard.
This is ableism (not from you, from others).
not sure about this one but i was searching for healthy straw options and in a post asking for the exact thing one of the comments was saying "just dont use straws at all"
i thought some people may use straws due to certain disabilities so it rubbed me the wrong way but idk
If one struggles to pick up cups/hold cups still to drink liquids, straws are helpful, so that would be ableism.
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Ableism is feeling like the 'monster on the hill' most of your life and people struggling with that your entire life, and your struggling with feeling like that your entire life and figuring out how to manage those feelings and those feelings people have inside of them seeing you & 'moster on the hill' ish nsss of your existance, whether it be, inabiilty to hide emotions to get further in life or latent creative tendancy's or something just slightly monsterish inside of you.
This is ableism.
I got prescribed antipsychotics real young. Like, before puberty young. It kinda screwed up my body in a lot of ways. One of those ways being mammoplasia. Something that got completely ignored early on because girls are supposed to have breasts or something like that… I remember mom blaming it on me for overeating cause she “didn’t have DDs until after giving birth to [fourth child]” cause apparently they didn’t tell her shit all about what my medication was doing to me.
The amount of excess pain I’ve endured because of these things exacerbating chronic pain and dysphoria is awful
This is ableism and neglect. (Doctors - at least in the US - need to explain the side effects of medications and what they do.)