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the disability politics in my brain asking my body why it hurts every day if i don't identify as having chronic pain

disabled art except it's when my joints hurt silly bad but i have an art assignment due :3

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disabled art except it's when my joints hurt silly bad but i have an art assignment due :3

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the dough makes a comeback like its allen in the 9th inning and his mommys got 2 big ones deep in the betting pools

can you give me a serious answer for what you do with this fucking dough do you actually eat it like a goat eat it raw like a goat or are you less of a psychopath than i thought and just do it for the jokes you start getting scared you start getting scared

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misc. headcanons 4 the knack universe but this time I dont post it prematurely like a fucking idiot

ok. so

smth ive noticed is that when looking at the goblins in both the first and second game, they all dont appear like. "feminine" as in the traditional sense?? im sure the models would look godawful but still noteworthy i think.

this makes me think that either a) we have seen female goblins but they just look the exact same as male goblins (little to no sexual dimorphism),

or b) its not as cut and dry as like. one is female and the other is male and all goblins have both sex organs because its more convenient or some shit idfk it doesnt have to make sense

because of how big the bug enemies are i think there's a higher oxygen content than irl bc theres a lot of big forests and shit

goblins have stronger stomach acid than humans

its a semi-common myth among humans that goblins are strictly carnivores. this isnt true; theyre omnivores just like humans

goblins and humans both have a common ancestor, but over time they got more and more distinct from one another until they weren't the same species anymore

which kind of leads into my next point: "goblin" is a genus and not a specific species, and all the different types of goblins (small blue ones, high goblins, etc) are species though

high goblins are the only species of goblin to be able to grow out hair. ones that are in higher authority tend to keep their hair

thats why gundahar wears a helmet

i think because the bugs are so big, they'd be a more prominent source of food

both humans and goblins tend to tell a biased story of the crystal wars due to coverup done by both races

if i ever reblog this, itll probably be because i added something new or otherwise edited this list, same goes for other headcanon pages i post in the future.

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th gloooop.......... eaugh...............

despair

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miles murphy stimboard

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Disability Justice Reading List

Hey everyone! Here’s a list of some interesting Disability Justice readings. Here’s a link to a Google Drive with all of these files, but I will also list them out here for easier finding. If you have any requests, let me know and I will try to find a pdf to add it to the list! I’ll update this post as I add more books and essays, as this was just what I could easily find tonight.

Intro to Disability Justice:

A Disability Justice Primer by Sins Invalid

Spoon Theory by Christine Miserandino

Access Intimacy by Mia Mingus

Medical Industrial Complex Infographic by Mia Mingus

Sick Woman Theory by Johanna Hedva

Designing Collective Access: A Feminist Disability Theory of Universal Design by Aimi Hamraie

Neurodiversity: Terms and Definitions by Nick Walker

Autism FAQ by Lydia X.Z. Brown

Psychiatry Critical/Abolitionist perspectives on Psychiatry:

Defining Mental Disability by Margaret Price

The Myth Of Mental Health by Kai Cheng Thom

Reframing Psychotherapy by Kai Cheng Thom

Harm Reducation Guide to Coming Off Psychiatric Drugs by the Icarus Project and Freedom Center

Race and Madness by Nadia Kanani

Disability Incarcerated edited by Liat Ben-Moshe, Chris Chapman, and Allison C. Carey

Care Work by Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha

Helping Your Friends Who Sometimes Want to Die Maybe Not Die by Carly Boyce

The Protest Psychosis by Johnathan M. Metzl

The Race of Hysteria by Laura Briggs

Miscellaneous: 

The Cancer Journals by Audre Lorde

Feminist, Queer, Crip by Alison Kafer

Work In The Intersections: A Black Feminist Disability Framework by Drs. Moya Bailey & Izetta Autumn Mobley

Disability and Difference in Global Contexts: Enabling a Transformative Body Politic by Nirmala Ervelles

Medical Apartheid by Harriet Washington Ch. 1 (If anyone can get the whole book please let me know!)

Fugitive Science by Britt Rusert

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Been reflecting on my assumptions that anyone who sparks my disabled rage, protectiveness or exhaustion must be abled, and the kneejerk reaction to frame it as a slight by the abled world upon me/my loved ones/our communities.

To be clear, there's many appropriate times and places for acting in defence of us crips, Mad, ND, Deaf, ill and otherwise disabled people. It feels impossible that there'll be a day without that need some time in the future.

And.

I don't think it's as simple as that binary of us vs them. To truly internalise that anyone, anywhere can be disabled (including that random cunt who was just ableist to you!), I think we - I - need to break down this binary of abled & disabled. Not in an "ableism doesn't exist" way or a "disabled is not a useful category" way, but more: There are so many ways to have a body, and to be honest most of the bodies in this world are non-normative.

Whether through being disabled, racialised, fat, queertrans, intersex, gender non-conforming, impoverished, or any other kinda so-called "deviance" from the ""norm"", we have some shit in common! Namely the many varied experiences of existing outside the oppressive boundaries of "normative" bodies. The experiences we have of having these bodyminds in this world are real and important to name, and. the ways we group each of those experiences have arbitrary and ever-evolving, societally/culturally-defined boundaries.

I think in order to be able to not presume the ableist stranger abled-until-proven-otherwise, I/we also need to also come to terms with the ways we let each other down, disappoint each other. Perpetuate shit we shouldn't because the world is a rough place to exist and try to grow. I do it, and so does this random stranger.

So do my family members who deny their disabilities and wonder why I don't or can't do the same. So do average height crips who forget Little People exist in access audits & checklists. So do the Deaf people who express their unneeded sympathy when I talk about my wheelchair use, and so do the disableds who ask why there can't just be one sign language that everyone worldwide uses. So does the other wheelchair user who avoids my solidarity glance at the shops. So does the non-immunocompromised cane user who's dropped all pandemic precautions. So does that neurodivergent person who's forgotten they're not the only one in the vicinity with Brain Shit going on.

We love and uplift and protect and care for one another, absolutely! but we can also fuck each other over just like anyone else. We disappoint each other in big or little ways all the time. It doesn't make us abled, it makes us imperfect people in a world solely populated by imperfect people.

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#i lowkey might start uhh disability blogging here because i would be so embarrassed to publish anywhere remotely identifiable #but i have a lot of edited and not so brief disability rights n disability justice thoughts #and my fav books would want me to publish

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The Knack fandom is dying, reblog if you’re a true Knacker.

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awesome

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nice

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been fucking with realism today and that somehow lead to me drawing klavier gavin.

grrraaagghhh get this silly man out of my brain!!!

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dark academia is when you have to read the crustiest pdf known to man

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dark academia is when you have to read the crustiest pdf known to man

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and just like that he has more than an unread email to spend his birthday with

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I have this awesome habit of only posting art in the discord and forgetting to post here tbh