#&&. mobile thoughts

[canisalbus]

Stress management Machete doodles.

[r-si]

@kay_wow on tiktok

[mochasucculent]

Was looking at refs and since Viktor has two different leg braces I was wondering, do we think he wears them simultaneously?? The refs don't perfectly line up perspective-wise so it's hard to tell but parts of the one he wears during the Hexcore scenes look like they could maybe line up with the brace that he wears over his clothes, but also some parts really don't and look like they'd be super uncomfy. Also HOW does he take these on and off. Experts weigh in

[itsdefinitely]

TUMBLR LEGWND ITSDEIFNITLEY ALSO DRAWS SANDERS SIDES?!?!???

i dabble

[meltedmush]

This is definitely the largest bulk post I’ve ever done,,,,

[suntails]

happy birthday silver!!

[ebysse]

the headmasters impart wisdom

[thedisablednaturalist]

physically disabled person: hi

every abled neurodivergent person in the whole world: Hi I know this isn't about autism but I have executive dysfunction and I really think we should talk about that more not to derail or anything I just wanted to share my experience :) don't forget that not all disabilities are visible! I have anxiety and depression and this explains sooo much!

[chromojoy]

Wowzers!

[semisolidmind]

he's such a pain

(something sweet and messy, cause ive put reader through so much and she deserves a nice silly moment in a kinder universe)

[darkskywishes]

I just have to say that one of the most annoying parts of being a wheelchair user is how random strangers will automatically start pushing you without your consent. Who taught people this was okay? Apparently the fact that it is wrong to do this is not common knowledge, so I will lay it out:

If you see a wheelchair user, please do not automatically assume they need your help.

If you’re genuinely concerned they need your help, please ask them first.

If they tell you they’re okay on their own, please respect that.

If they do need help being pushed, please do not assume you know where they need to go.

If a wheelchair user is in the way of where you need to go, it is still not okay to push them without their consent. Make them aware that they are blocking your path, and they will move out of the way on their own.

It can be genuinely frightening to have someone you don’t even know come up behind you and start moving you around. It can also cause injury to the wheelchair user, if their hands get caught up between their wheels and the pushrims because they weren’t expecting their chair to suddenly move.

I can’t emphasize enough how important it is to ask before pushing someone’s wheelchair. Treat their wheelchair like an extension of their body; you wouldn’t simply pick up an able-bodied person and place them where you want them to be, would you?

[strawberri-draws]

Silly entry for day 3 of potsnpicksweek (Dinner/Modern AU/Gift)!

[emmavakarian-theirin]

no caption just thoughts...... many thoughts

[bibliocharlie]

i don’t know what chronically-ill/disabled baddie needs to hear this, but doing things slowly, with a mobility aid, or with the help of a caregiver is still doing things. even if it took you an hour and five breaks to fold a load of laundry — you still did it! just because you can’t do things at the speed and ease of able-bodied people doesn’t mean you can’t do them. i just switched over the laundry and it took me 10 minutes and now i’m laying down in bed to recover, but i did it!!! and i’m proud of myself for even trying!

[loserfae]

ok but for real

[izzymalec]

1x01 | 2x06

breaking: world's most toxic bisexual representation has shown the tiniest amount of self reflection