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this is the best sandwich i have ever made SALMON BLT

INGREDIENTS:

salmon (seasoned with something akin to falafel seasoning i.e cumin paprika coriander garlic & onion powders)

bacon cooked CRISP

baby arugala instead of lettuce

thinly thinly sliced white onion

tomato

special sause (mayo, sriracha, dijon, relish, honey, s&p, paprika, garlic powdah, caramelized onions)

all on texas toast

Since it was Halloween lately, and because this is something I’ve seen a lot of recently, I thought I’d make a post about this!

Who can and can’t cosplay a character that has Tourette’s?:

Well, let’s start with an important question. How are you doing it?

If you’re copying their mannerisms, including tics or stutters, then this cosplay isn’t respectful. My disabilities aren’t your cosplay, so please don’t imitate a disability if you don’t personally have tics or a stutter yourself (although if you do have those things, just exist as yourself, you don’t need to copy the character’s tics/stutters!). But if your cosplay is just a costume with props then go ahead if you’re being yourself in a costume or copying their personality but not their disability!

But Ray, why can’t I mimic a character’s Tourette’s/tics/speech impediment? Because I, and other people with those conditions, can’t turn our disabilities on and off at will! What you might have as a cosplay for a few hours for us is often a lifelong condition that we get bullied and discriminated against for simply existing as disabled people in society!

But how is this so harmful anyway? I’ve seen multiple times people cosplaying a disability inaccurately, when they visibly haven’t done any research on the disability at all. As well as this, even if you have done research, it is still disrespectful and oftentimes ableist that you see people’s disabilities as costumes! Obviously I’m not going to start screaming at every person who cosplays Tourette’s, however I do want people to know that it’s disrespectful and to be educated on it!

I won’t tell you what you can and can’t do regarding other disabilities as I don’t personally have mobility issues or scarring, so please listen to creators with those conditions if you want to cosplay characters with that! From what I’ve seen, many people in the disability community have the same sentiment to me, but please listen to other creators on this!

TLDR: My disability is not your cosplay! Cosplay the character’s outfit, not their disability.

Feel free to ask questions even if someone has asked before, I have multiple answers for each💕

🦄 - Favorite Stuffed Animal

🐻 - Favorite Animal

🌈 - Favorite Color

🍪 - Favorite Snack

🍼 - Favorite Drink

🎥 - Favorite Movie

📺 - Favorite Show

👑 - Favorite Princess

🪆- Favorite Doll

🎊 - Favorite Holiday

❤️ - How do you regress/try to regress?

🧡 - What are you obsessed with/fixated on right now?

💛 - If you could be a mythical creature what would it be?

💚 - What’s your special interest/topic?

🖤 - What’s a special interest you have that people think is strange?

🛍️ - What toy do you really want?

💙 - Which fictional character would you choose as a caregiver?

🧸 - How is small me different from big me

💜 - What’s a positive trigger for your regression?

🐶 - Do you have any pets?

🎀 - Describe your ideal regression play date

🧺 - Describe your ideal regression room

🌻 - Do you prefer to play inside or outside?

🎧 - Favorite songs (I’ll give 1 per ask, I have a lot)

🌸 - Favorite Nickname for little self

🌺 - Favorite Nickname for Caregiver self

💝 - Freebie question, ask me whatever you’d like