Translating Ableism

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"That's the most I've ever heard you talk." I have Social Anxiety and I only said like one sentence.

#Unsanitary for the snot ask? Please?

I'm moving out of my apartment and me and my sister are cleaning the room with chemicals and the smell is almost making me gag ( I tried to kill myself with cleaning chemicals and now the smell is a trigger) and my sister keeps telling me I'm spoiled and should get on with cleaning. I like to add I'm literally covered in snot and I'm crying a river.

(not for translation) The anon saying you were creating confusion might mean that not everyone can understand that this kind of translation is intended to be humorous. I've seen misunderstandings about the intent of translations before. Maybe adding a definition or tagging things 'humor' could help?

This blog will not help anyone with anything. You are creating boundaries, and confusion.

"You're sad sometimes that's not a disability! Stop taking things away from people who need them" school counsellor. I've been diagnosed with bipolar, ptsd, anxiety, panic disorder, and anorexia and I can't work and study, nor can I drive. It's amazing how it's a bit more than 'being sad' but that's all metal illness is I guess

not translation! Since I'm 8 (I'm now 16) i have bone marrow aplasia, it's a part of me now and I don't really want to heal! the meds stopped working on me about a year ago ever since I'm exhausted all the time! I'm finally gonna get a transplant in 2 months but I'm so scared! what am I gonna be without it!

My mom, who knows that I have hypersensitive hearing, when I ask her to turn down the tv: "Youre so sensitive! The world isnt going to coddle you like I do!" i guess watching that shitty soap opera is more important than my well being, huh.

My personal favourite (as a fat person with chronic pain and multiple mental illnesses): "You just need to lose some weight!"

I hope you all have the most wonderful day possible. May everything you've ever wanted to happen, happen on this day.

I worked at a gas station and to my knowledge only three people were kicked out one for selling stolen goods and the other two they were kicked out/banned by my managers and coworkers for harassing me for my Tourette's, purposefully triggering tics, and generally being ableist assholes (calling me a "mental retard" to my coworker regarding my tics etc.) I love my old coworkers :)

Not for translation, you are providing a great service via this blog. *A cake appears.* Ooh, food!

Not for translation, just venting I guess. Maybe advice? Idk. I'm the one with the awful professor. She asked to meet with me tomorrow to talk about it after I went to the department chair and honestly I am so scared. Not because of what she's going to do or say, but because of how I'm going to react and how that's going to affect my view of myself even though I don't want it to. How can I stop it from affecting me and my view of myself?

NFT: Hey, I was wondering, could you maybe tag the post with the spider gif? I have really bad arachnophobia.

(Resubmit hit wrong button) I'm stage manager for a play where at the end a character dies and someone said something that prompted me to say "x can't dream because he's dead". Then a cast member jokingly called me ableist for doing so and I honestly don't know how to take it.