i’m hiding under my bed from the notes in my closet
i’m being perceived
Dread
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someone tell me when the dash is no longer "jokingly" speculating abt real life people's real life sexual proclivities with their real life partners...it's one thing in a gc where everyone understands everyone's just joking around but as soon as it gets onto the dash/timeline on any kind of larger scale it immediately becomes so uncomfortable and reveals so many biases abt how people view other people based on their like. physical traits and hobbies. is it crazy to find that deeply distasteful lol.
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Ngl, I always feel so weird at the thought of actually trying to date other dykes bc I'm disabled. Like...how many other dykes actually wanna date a dyke like me? I can't walk a lot, which is an issue for a lot of people, I'm chaotic as hell and yeah, I'm hot but I've also got a fuck-ton of scars [which scares people] and sex would have to be made accessible for me.
Like, I've got a lot of awesome friends who're dykes but I feel amazed I've even got that? I always feel surprised when people like me so the idea that anyone would wanna date me, especially in the context of me being disabled, is just...I feel like it's absurdly optimistic to think someone would want that with me. But then part of me is also like, isn't that just internalized ableism/insecurity? Or is that me being realistic? I don't know.
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r/spicyautism, despite saying they are a space for higher support needs autistic people, and a safe space for all autistic people, is not a safe space for people with self diagnosed autism and its users will harass and attack you for being confident in your self diagnosis, and the mods will delete your comments and you will get downvoted, no matter how correct you are, no matter how much you researched. People will dogpile and falsely report you if you ever speak against them.
So for a space I thought was for more stigmatized autistic people, shows that no matter what diagnosis you have, what experiences you have, if you can ignorant beliefs on all kinds of shit. Unless you take the effort to educate yourself and unlearn conditioning and negative beliefs.
I should not have expected anymore from a site that has people laughing at those who self diagnose, and treat them as if they are faking their disorders. But I was hoping that I could find people who could treat me in good faith instead of making a mockery of me. I will not be going back.
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Everytime I see a fat character/reader fic and it's just the character/reader hating their body I get one step closer to setting this website on fire.
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i think perhaps saying dnis don't work is a bit silly because well they do as the function of them By and large "work" by showing what you will and won't tolerate or stand for as a person and what you will be posting about in that regard and anyone who willingly follows you will know this and if they didn't read it and would be upset by the criteria on it for whatever reason it's their own fault. it's like a built in contingency as well as a statement more so for others than a big sign saying "keep out racists!!!" that the racists will sadly walk away from your blog with. so. you can't reasonably say do not interact x y and z especially for systemic bigotry that anyone including ourselves are capable of enacting but you can reasonably say i don't agree with or tolerate this shit and will kill you if you are near me, which i think is better than people just assuming so personally, esp bc a lot of things AREN'T just like, something you can assume. mostly i think it's just quicker to say a 3 letter abbreviation than anything else.
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i really wish i knew more aro people in real life because sometimes being aro feels so lonely. and there isn't as much representation for aromantic people as there is for other identities. so it can be so hard to feel secure in my identity and my community and where i fit in the world overall because i have very few models to look up to and even less friends living a similar life to me.
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