It's a Professional Thing

hey (@americans) please remember that the pandemic is not over. please wear masks, keep six feet away from each other, don’t go out for unecessary stuff. i know that a lot of states are reopening but the cases are increasing again and we’re starting a second wave. i know we’re all tired of covid and there’s a lot going on right now but please please please remember this isn’t over. (6/10/20)

I’m serious. I keep seeing posts about people going to restaurants, planning barbecues, going on dates with new people, etc. I’m begging you, please stop. We only got this under control because we isolated. What was the point of the last three months of hardship if we’re just going to go back and spread the virus again? This isn’t over just because you’re tired of it.

“bodies associated with cis women are harshly stigmatized, made taboo, and policed as part of misogyny, often in violent ways or with the threat of violence” and “not all women have vaginas and not everyone with a vagina is a woman” and “trans peoples’ bodies are harshly stigmatized, made taboo, and policed as part of transphobia, often in violent ways or with the threat of violence” are not mutually exclusive facts and in fact all of these things are deeply interlinked, and should not be used as gotchas! against each other

omfg

I genuinely thought this was another weird tumblr add

That's fricking hilarious

@xiumuns

This Dimitri is straight out of a Russian novel

his character really is more of a prince by sheer default then nearly any actual disney prince out there and you may all fight me on this - he excudes that decent slavic sadness™ centrified all the way

but why do i say “i know” to my pets when they make noises. im lying to them. i don’t know anything.

Making fun of disabled adults who still live with their parents is ableist, period.

Making fun of adults who still live with their parents until they feel obligated to disclose medical information is also ableist. Disabled people don't owe you an explanation.

Making fun of adults that still live with their parents is ableist, classist, AND reinforces capitalism.  

It's also incredibly western-centric.

I still live at home with my mom because neither of us want to live alone. It wouldn't be financially beneficial for either of us and we just don't want to.

This is unironically one of the better written, in-character, funny pieces of Scooby-Doo media in the past decade

why when able bodied fans draw canonically disabled chair-user characters do they have the abled partner sitting on their lap? i would kill someone if they touched my cane or sat on me in my chair

i hold the same viewpoint on able bodied partners carrying their disabled partner for no reason. my body is a fragile thing, easily broken. it has to be protected even from people with the best intentions. meet me at my level instead of taking me to yours

abled allies can and should reblog this

Just cause I can let a 4 yr old on my lap does not mean I can carry a grown human being -_-