Mask bans are strategies of oppression.
The bans will first harm disabled, queer, and BIPOC communities. But it’ll cost the rest of you your health and freedom eventually.
Disability justice is for everyone; we either die young or live long enough to become disabled.
Resist the bans. Wear an n95.
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*monkey paw curls* victim in body horror movie about aching purulent lesions instead of carapaces, slime and useful appendages
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When I dump the last half of the broth in the risotto pot and put the lid on to let it finish, I swear that I can sense yet another death warrant being signed for me in the cellar of some shady restaurant in Italy.
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I was convinced to ༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ paddleboarding a go by my lovely wife today. See me in my standard the-sun-cant-touch-me-attire cackling about how ridiculous I must look. Not pictured is how soaking wet my pants are because this thing barely has the boyancy to keep me up 😅
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Reposted by Jess, Beginning of the Hamantha K. Arc
Happy Pride Month to everyone else who is also chronically ill and high risk and unable to participate in Pride Month festivities because folks won't mask. I see you. Your love is still valid. And to everyone else who can safely attend events this month, please mask up.
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the funny part is that I'm very much the opposite, like, I can't be or sleep in a dark place or I will hallucinate like crazy and have always had extremely vivid mental imagery. However, I never had a view of myself until a few months into HRT, just one day it was there, it was shocking and glorious
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Slam the banhammer down him.
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1) Not having panic attacks every single night. Once I figured my shit out they just stopped.
2) Boobs.
3) Being able to mentally see myself. It was like a fucking thunderclap, realizing I had never had a mind's eye view of myself to just being able to see myself in my head whenever was wild.
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I've hit the point where I need time or money or both to progress further and I have, and am unlikely to have for quite awhile, enough of either. It sucks and I'm just trying to find some sort of succor in what has worked out well.
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However, negative emotions now route to their proper endpoints (grief, fear, etc) instead of all of them pointing to anger. Overall, I'm less angry even if the angry moments are of a much greater intensity.
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Nope, Exact opposite for me. The depth of absolute fury I can feel would have been incomprehensible to me in the before times. It's like a lighter against the sun. I feel -in- the anger in a way that I would never had before.
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"Doc, I have a special request, no gloves and don't wash anything"
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i loved listening to The Shadow as a kid but it has aged like raw chicken on a hot summer day. The intro line still fucking slaps though
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_square.wave_
it's pretty much just the models I paint or build, but it's something
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I graduated in 2001, in Canada so nothing. we did an evacuation drill in my grade 11 year, fall of 1999, that didn’t mention fire or earthquake and was strangely orchestrated and kind of tense and sombre.
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Future Retro 777. reskeet with a picture of your most fun synthesizer.