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I could sit here and wonder “Why am I mentally grappling with the relationship between material circumstances and empathy/pity on a post I randomly made about wanting to touch boobs?” But the simple fact is that I AM mentally grappling with it now

Thank you random stranger for your beautiful insight

Sometimes I find myself seeing Denji as my pitiful little meow meow but then I remember that he said this

And I realize I can’t pity him, because to pity him I would have to be above him

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I like women too much I have to kill myself

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Sometimes I find myself seeing Denji as my pitiful little meow meow but then I remember that he said this

And I realize I can’t pity him, because to pity him I would have to be above him

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the white-green gradient of a freshly chopped spring onion…. c'est magnifique

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*recognizes that im feeling geniuine human emotion* ok, troubling

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And the thing is, you can’t even really express your anger and bitterness, because then you’re autistic AND upset, and good luck connecting with your peers if they see you as autistic and upset.

I imagine there are a great many autistic people out there who almost never express negativity to anyone because they feel they have to “make up for” their supposed offputting-ness with neverending fun and spectacle. It can also make you feel like you “don’t get to” have boundaries, because hey, you should be grateful that anyone’s keeping you company at all, right?

That fear of isolation is a BITCH

the thing that always gets me ESPECIALLY about autistic representation in media is that we are universally portrayed as happy-go-lucky, whimsical children, completely oblivious to the fact that the world constantly judges and scorns and HATES us.

We notice. I noticed. The reason I am as messed up as I am today is because i spent 20 LONG years in an environment where every day i was subjected to that. To noticing.

what an absolutely neurotypical view of us. Coddling themselves, getting to act like the way they treat us is fine because we don't understand that our peers dont respect us. Why would we? We're so subhuman to them, it's like asking if your cat notices you playfully insulting it.

Every autistic person I've ever met is on some level bitter and angry and TRAUMATIZED at their upbringing. Of having to go through school as the laughing stock, as the weirdo with no friends who no one wants to talk to, as the animal in the corner you can make do cheap tricks so they can experience some Simulacra of what genuine human connection is.

Now tell me, does it sound like I didn't notice?

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Sure, I’ll reblog that

Eating pussy is like the Raising Canes of sex

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JOJO PART 7 ANIME ANNOUNCED

I CANT STOP WINNING

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This episode was… wow.

I need some time to digest it

But for now, MISTY STAYS WINNING AND UNTOUCHABLE

THE TRUE SHADOW QUEEN

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Mods, go ahead and remove his heart so that I may eat it and gain his power

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Kind of want someone to hug me like they came back from war

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Hate having a partner that's not as freaky as u. What do you mean you "don't want to be terrorist" in my 9/11 roleplay

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I tried for a solid minute to fight this post

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your boner is looking radiant tonight my liege

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I am an as-of-yet imperfect bisexual and a chronic lover of perfect bisexuals

Know your Bisexual history; in the beginning! A fun and interesting fact about bisexuality is the term (Bisexual) didn't start out as a sexuality, but infact as a botany term! In 1792 bisexuality was used to describe flowers that had both male and female reproductive sex organs and characteristics. These flowers were seen as "perfect" as they were able to self pollinate and had very few issues. Bisexuality didn't make the jump to humans until 1842, first as a term used to describe people who we now call intersex, then in 1892 bisexuality was and still used today to describe people who experienced the two types of attraction of homosexual (homo meaning same as) and heterosexual (hetero meaning different from) which covers attraction to all regardless of sex or gender.

(Taken from Bisexuality Means Regardless of Gender, on Facebook)