These tweets have such immense "I saw someone with no legs climbing the Everest on TV once, so what's your excuse for needing a wheelchair or letting your disability disable you, you lazy bum?" energy.

These artists are all exceptional and have overcome their physical limitations through a strong will to create, but they're praised as if they represent the average of creative disabled people, not the 1%. Arguments like these throw the overwhelming majority of disabled people under the bus.

Or that Monet wasn't already a skilled painter before his eyes failed?

People handwrite shit every day, not all of them already have the skill, time, and money to afford them the leisure of writing a novel.

Helen Keller was blind and deaf, that last example is just a mess to begin with.

Good question, also no that won’t help.

shitty MS Paint 3 minutes doodle, nto entirely accurate: When you have your pinky hooked on the “bottom” edge of the phone for the extra security so it doesn’t slide out of your hand that easily, you’re wreaking damage on your hand, since the pinky is extremely askew from it’s resting position. You might have noticed that when you hold your phone like that for long time it begins to hurt, like when you are gripping a pen too tightly for example.

"I already forgot what we were fighting about."

"Come here, let me hug you. I'm sorry too."

"I know. Me too."

"I'm the one that should be apologizing."

"You've always made it hard for me to stay mad at you. Come here."

"You did nothing wrong."

"It's okay."

"It wasn't your fault."

"Don't apologize."

"I can't believe you."

"Cut the bullshit."

"Don't lie to me."

"When I said I never wanted to see you again, did you not know what the word 'never' means?"

"You're either stupid or brave to be showing your face here."

"Fuck off."

"Did you expect that to be even remotely enough to fix this?"

"You're about to be."

*immediately escalates to physical violence*