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so guys turns out that being raised by queer people alienates me from the queer experience. probably not a good thing
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I love talking with neurotypical people about my executive dysfunction because I'm like "yeah there's this invisible wall in my head that I'm incapable of getting past no matter what I do and it stops me from doing things" and they're like what the actual fuck
Meanwhile other neurodivergents are like

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*guy with an undiagnosed disability voice:* haha it’s kinda crazy how everyone just deals with the constant unending pain but we just thug it out like usual 💯💯💯
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an interaction im very tired of in online autism spaces. aka when you don’t have a special interest / when your special interest isn’t [character] or [fandom]
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TED LASSO ⇢ 3x07 | THE STRINGS THAT BIND US
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breaking news! new beautiful photo of the best species of frog in the world just dropped

cochranella euknemos, 📸 nuqui_herping on instagram
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"what if you regret it" what if I don't?
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"Single people are on average less healthy, less financially stable, and overall less satisfied with life than partnered and married people are. This must mean that monogamous relationships and marriage are the solution to society's problems"
Huh, it's almost like society, both socially and financially, is set up to specifically benefit people who have monogamous relationships and get married and punish people who don't partner or get married. It's almost like there are financial benefits that exist specifically to incentivize people to get married and have kids and be a nuclear family. It's almost like it was very culturally normal until very very very recently to just not have any deeper platonic relationships after you get married, meaning that single people past a certain age just get left behind and get treated as spinsters or loser bachelors. It's like life just is not designed for single people to be able to easily participate and survive while still being single. Huh, very weird. I'm sure marriage will fix this.
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what's the most cancelable shit y'all do when ur not online
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getting a new wooden overcoat episode for their 10th anniversary may actually make me cry
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Traditional family :)
[ID: Digital artwork of the Funn family, in the style of a worn family photo. The Funn twins (both young children) are at the foreground, with their parents mostly in shadow. All are wearing formal, old-fashioned clothing. Antigone sits on a chair, staring wide eyed and timidly at the camera. She is almost entirely cloaked in shadows, clinging to her like black cobwebs. Rudyard stands stiffly to attention next to her, with a stern expression. His clothes are too big for him. His father’s hand is on his shoulder. Rudyard’s side of the photo is covered in bugs and mouse bites and cobwebs. End ID]
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With the ten year anniversary of Wooden overcoats coming next month, I'm going to say it again.
If you like sitcoms, you'd like wooden overcoats.
If you like podcasts, you'd like wooden overcoats.
If you like thoughtful and well written queer representation, you'd like wooden overcoats.
If you like small (town) village drama, you'd like wooden overcoats.

If you like unconventional found family dynamics, you'd like wooden overcoats.
If you like goofy shenanigans, you'd like wooden overcoats.
If you like stories that make you ugly cry on the floor in a fetal position, you'd like wooden overcoats.
There was never any other podcast I could confidently recommend to literally everyone. It's my go-to answer to the question "Which fiction podcast should I start with?" And if you haven't listened to it yet, I truly couldn't recommend it more.
Go listen to Wooden Overcoats!!!!
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