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trainwreckweather · 2 years
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lil-grem-draws · 16 days
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Prompts: "A night under the stars" and "Sneaking out to the roof of Hogwarts (maybe with snacks!)" Even if it was drawn for that closeup, it's long enough for a phone screen. HAPPY SEBINIS DAY!
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plenaurum · 2 years
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the thing about this z library thing is that I see small authors rejoicing in the fact that ppl can’t steal their books anymore bc they were “losing out on sales” and. this may be immoral to say? but I kinda don’t care
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electricmaimer · 5 months
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"i dont care if people who havent read the books get spoiled for the show" <- words of a person i now want to bite and yell at
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ineffably-splendid · 7 months
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Public Service Announcement:
Maybe it’s old news, but you can listen to the Full Cast Audio Reading of Good Omens on Spotify. That discovery saved me from a slow workday today.
And yes, Michael Sheen and David Tennant read Aziraphale and Crowley.
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Just in case you’ve ever wanted to hear Michael Sheen call Crowley “my dear”…
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uglyfruit · 3 months
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what’s aba
ABA stands for applied behavior analysis. It’s a super common and pervasive “treatment”/“intervention” for autistic children-- because they're showing "disruptive" distress behaviors, because their autistic traits are seen as needing to be assimilated to fit into capitalist society, because it's just seen as the thing you do with autistic kids
Basically it tries to change someone’s outward behavior using rewards or punishments. When it was first invented (by the guy also involved in creating conversion therapy!), these included slaps and electric shocks. Today, most of the methods have been made much “friendlier”, but still arguably work to make an autistic child’s behavior easier to deal with, more “normal”, more compliant.
While it often /is/ effective in changing outward behaviors, that says nothing of its potential to teach shame, masking of autistic traits, reliance upon prompts/rewards to do things, teaching that you must always obey authority figures, that your internal feelings are unimportant, the trauma of potentially aversive punishments, the fact that kids as young as 2 get recommended to spend up to 40hours a week in intensive ABA, the fact that it rarely addresses (or even worsens) the actual issues underlying distress behaviors…. and ultimately the message is that disabled people must be changed to fit into abled society, rather than abled society changing.
As that post I reblogged said, it's important to nuance to the discussion beyond "ABA=abuse", especially regarding how so many social forces shape the reality and power and experience of ABA, incl the absence of better types of care.
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dragonsongmakhali · 4 months
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Come visit Makhali's house!
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Mateus || Lavender Beds || Ward 27 || Plot 59
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trash-gremlin · 1 month
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could you imagine how good spirit animals would be if it wasn't written as a children's series
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yoiasa · 1 year
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one more thing that i love about the japanese version of the novels is that the maps were all unique to each book
just look at them !
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it really highlights just where our heroes went as the stories progressed in the books, and i think that's some good attention to detail
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chronicpaingirlie · 9 days
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would love to hear about your books and poems recs about disabilities!!!
<3 !!
books i really liked & highly recommend:
- being heumann (judy heumann)
- disfigured (amanda leduc)
- disability visibility (alice wong)
- the cancer journals (audre lorde)
- klara and the sun (kazuo ishiguro)*
- how to keep house while drowning (kc davis)**
*fiction, but i think it deals really well with the subject of chronic/terminal illness; it really struck a chord with me
**not necessarily about disability but it’s got a lot of tips for being gentle & working kindly & effectively with your neurodivergent self & it’s genuinely one of the best nonfiction books i’ve ever read
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books i haven’t read but want to:
- capitalism and disability (keith rosenthal)
- black disability politics (sami schalk)
- show me where it hurts (kylie maslen)
- brilliant imperfection (eli clare)
- allies and obstacles (pamela block)
- the tiger and the cage (emma bolden)
- the care we dream of (zena sharman)
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my favorite poems about disability:
- ode to the chronically ill body (camisha jones)
- cachexia (max ritvo)
- the cancer diagnosis & chronic illness (fortesa latifi)
- upon receiving my inheritance (william fargason)
- ode to plastic cups (naomi oritz)
- i’m rewatching the she-ra episode where glimmer gets sick for the first time (arianna monet)
- advice to the able-bodied poet entering the disability poetics workshop (liv mammone)
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a few miscellaneous things:
- my spirit burns through this body (an essay by akwaeke emezi)
- things that able me (an essay by christy tending)
- grappling with cure (a recording of a speech by eli clare)
(ps, if anyone has any recommendations or thoughts on any of these, please share!! i’d love to hear)
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non-un-topo · 8 months
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Forever fucked up over the fact that sometimes you have to write the thing you desperately want to read/watch because it doesn't exist yet
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eisthenameofme · 12 days
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Impulsively painted the Sabbat symbol on my jacket because I am being So Autistic about them and needed an outlet apparently
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brother-emperors · 10 months
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Hi! Could you please recommend more books like Great effusion of blood? Many thanks. P.S. I love, LOVE what you do. You are amazingly talented and interesting person. Hope you're having a great week!
oh man it took me a minute to think of some recs for this bc I forgot what I had been reading that book for*
so! if you enjoyed the Great Effusion of Blood, you might ALSO enjoy
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Violence and Civil Disorder in Italian Cities, 1200-1500, ed. Lauro Martines
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Robin Hood in the Greenwood Stood: Alterity and Context in English Outlaw Tradition, Stephen Knight
*I was reading this book for one essay in it about Robin Hood, so I'm basing these recs off of that
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imagionary · 10 months
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Some stuff about Benjamin, past and present (AU stuff of course); Barry is none the wiser to Benjamin's hopeless crush
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soldier-poet-king · 11 months
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God forgive me I got bored and looked at my tumblr fyp and got blasted with blatant antisemitism AND vaccine conspiracy theories AND anti public school libertarian sentiment
The problem with being religious, specifically christian (i can't speak to if this is a universal experience across faiths, I somehow doubt it), is that I cannot stand the vast majority of my co-religionists, and online it seems that I'm only ever 3 degrees of association away from the most batshit godawful opinions I've ever had the misfortune to read
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platykool · 4 months
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Hi there ! I've been quite unactive recently because I've started an internship at a bookshop and it's AMAZING I'm having a blast and everyone's very nice ! But I don't have a lot of time to reblog (when I want to say stuff in the tags) / interact much or drawing, but don't worry I'm still around !
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^ have this guy for good luck
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