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You are a weirdo Elon…

Funny ADHD ASD Memes

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it hurts hearing other disabled people talk about medical mistreatment.

like i am partly grateful to not be alone of course, but i really wish it wasnt a common or even standard occurrence.

breaks my heart.

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I have 4 kitties total that I subdivide into "crews" based on which ones are grouped up at the time

I call this one the monochromatic crew

These 2 by themselves are the Tuxie crew. Pretty straightforward

This was formerly the "avoiding the baby" crew, but he's starting to chill out a little bit, so now they are the elder council.

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Shout out to disabled people who NEED (need) screen time to function or exist or socialise or communicate or anything else. I know people say screen time is bad. But if you need it for your disabilties? Use it. Please. So shout out to you.

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tried bug appetizers, yum!

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letterpress postcards by Pottering Cat, Japan

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small reminder to everyone who is treated poorly for standing up for themselves,

your reactions to oppression, disrespect, or discrimination are not irrational,

you are not in the wrong for standing up for yourself and setting boundaries,

you are not bad for being angry at those who hurt you,

it is not rude to set boundaries,

you do not have to forgive,

it is okay to fight, resist, and rebel,

you do not owe kindness to those who do not treat you as human,

you do not have to kiss the boots that kick you.

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Can perisex trans bootlickers stop claiming that “sex is real, it’s gender that’s fake” or saying that trans people can’t change our sexes “but we’re still our genders” or arguing that your AGAB is inherently anything beyond a singular event in your past, or whatever?

These beliefs harm all sex variant people. I know some trans people may be comfortable not altering their physical sex, but that doesn’t mean the ones who do aren’t literally changing their sex.

Gender affirming surgeries and care were called “sex change” procedures for a reason. This novel re-definition of “sex” as being strictly chromosomes is a transphobic and intersexist response to the increased visibility of trans people. The line of thought was “well, I don’t want them to be able to change their sex! So I’m going to re-define sex as something we can’t (yet) change,” as well as, “well, I want to enforce the sex binary on intersex people, so I’m going to create a system to be able to force them into binary boxes based on whether or not they have a Y chromosome.”

Stop enforcing the sex binary. It is a bigoted concept and it hurts people. Stand by your intersex and transsexual siblings and don’t let us be erased.

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Sasha is at a restaurant with her biological parents.

Sasha: Thanks for coming here and not starting a fight when you saw each other.

Mrs Waybright: Sasha, dear, we can be civil.

Mr Waybright: Yeah. Plus we’ve already worked through our problems. Hence the divorce.

Sasha: Right… well anyways, the reason I asked to see you today, which I’m sure you’ve already heard from the Boonchuys or on one of our socials but (Sasha moves her hand to show her engagement ring), Anne, Marcy and I are getting married.

Mrs Waybright: That’s wonderful dear! Who proposed?

Sasha: It was Anne—

Mrs Waybright: Called it! Pay up!

Mr Waybright pulling out some cash from his wallet: Ugh, I should’ve known Marcy would’ve been too nervous to go for it first. Ya’d think a nerd like her would’ve tried to just go for it as soon as she could.

Sasha: Wait, you two bet on which of us would propose first?!

Mrs Waybright counting her money: No, of course not…… we bet on which of your girlfriends would ask first.

Sasha: You didn’t think that I would’ve??!

Mr Waybright: Sasha, sweetie. Don’t take this the wrong way but after your time in that frog world, when it comes to those two…you both suffer from guilt from your mean girl days and also they make you super soft.

Mrs W: Yeah, you likely wouldn’t believe you deserve to ask to marry them because of your past and so you wouldn’t’ve been a factor in the bet.

Sasha: Okay, I will accept the guilt thing but they do not make me soft! I’m tough! I’m a warrior! I—

[Sasha’s phone rings, it’s Anne’s ringtone and so she picks it up immediately]

Sasha: Annie-Bananie! <3 How are you? <3 Oh, Marbles-Mar is with you? Tell her I love her <3. Uh huh. Yeah, I can pick that up on my way home. Okay, I’ll see you two later, I wuv you both! <3 <3 mwaaaah

[Sasha hangs up the phone and looks at her parents who have smug faces]

Sasha: Okay fine but is it wrong to be soft when you’re in love?!! Also, all three of us were planning to propose that night except Anne got to it first!

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When you see an autistic meltdown over a "small thing", usually it's not that one thing that caused the meltdown, usually it's just the final straw amongst a lot of many other issues that piled up

(And even when it really is over a "small thing", it may not be small to them)

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Experiencing Auditory Processing Disorder

The Autistic Teacher

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Ableist things non wheelchair using disabled people/ occasional wheelchair users have said to or about me as a full time powerchair user:

Not being able to walk makes you privileged over other disabled people

I’d kill myself if I couldn’t wipe my own arse

Yeah but you’re not like regular disabled so you shouldn’t expect to be accommodated

You’re so lucky to have carers with you all the time

At least I’m not like him

Why don’t you use a folding powerchair instead? Then you wouldn’t look so… disabled (answer: because I can’t sit up or breathe properly in chairs that aren’t supportive enough).

Of course they talk to you like you’re five years old… you look well… y’know

You shouldn’t be taking over people work chronic pain just because you can’t walk (said to me while I was talking about my own chronic pain)

*talks to my carer about me*

*refuses to acknowledge my presence in a group*

I just want you to know that I’d support assisted suicide for people like you.

Again, because it’s important, absolutely all of these are from disabled people.

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Been a while since I drew the babies as teens

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So eepy

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I’ll never give up. Not now, not ever.