#Dyslexia Friendly

[visciously-face-fckd-by-a-cactus]

this is by no means comprehensive, as this app has a skewed demographic to begin with, but I'm just trying to decide on whether this is a worthwhile topic for the women and gender studies project I'm doing.

[lolbatz]

dyslexia friendlier version! because i despise this post format, but adore the sentiment...

i love you people who:

• give object characters detailed limbs

• give object characters animal-like limbs/features

• give object characters little clothes and accessories that give them more personality

• give object characters disability aids

• give object characters little details such as scars, cracks, or even facial hair

• do silly and fun extra things with object characters <3

i love you people that give object characters detailed limbs i love you people that give object characters animal-like limbs/features i love you people who give object characters little clothes and accessories that give them more personality i love you people that give object characters disability aids i love you people that give object characters little details such as scars, cracks, or even facial hair i love you people that do silly and fun extra things with object characters <3

[professorhayforbreath]

yknow, one of things about the book that would have really benefited from an upgrade was a heavier focus on the characters' adhd and dyslexia. i really figured the show would build on the neurodivergency angle, since it's supposedly the updated version of pjo, but if anything there was LESS mention of it??

[pluralquotebook]

*while watching someone skillfully play an accordion*

🎧: damn he’s fucking up that trampoline

🌈: the tr— the TRAMPOLINE??? WHAT??? *wheezing*

🎧: i misspoke

🌈: HOW THE FUCK DO YOU ACCIDENTALLY CALL IT A TRAMPOLINE???????? WHO DOES THATT???

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[stump-not-found]

I really enjoy your comics and I have to say, the use of century Gothic as a font is a great choice 10/10 great font

century gothic fandom rise up

[polymorphofproendos]

Everyone’s all like: don’t demonize mental disorders / illnesses until….

Someone experiences them differently than the average population

The person is typically functioning in day-to-day life

The person can barely function in day-to-day life

The person is proud of themselves for overcoming some struggles

The person actually likes- or is neutral to their disorders

The person isn’t miserable every second of every day

If the person is TOO stereotypical

The person is ‘weird’ / has a ‘weird’ hobby (I’ve seen this a lot with furries)

And obviously… so on…

[shitty-proendo-blackout-posts]

I have you hope a non day

I hope you hwait you mixed up the words oh

[russell-crowe]

discovered that norwegians write 'champignon' as sjampinjong. this is worse than finding out 'chauffeur' is spelled as sjåfør.

[the-kiarah-organisation]

Wraith: ...

Wraith, muttering to himself: Why won't it..

Wraith, realising he's misspelt the search query: Well it would help if I could sPELL.

[magdaclaire]

every professor and hell university/college should have to present their teaching methods to a panel of disabled people before they are allowed to implement them

[polygondotcomvideoproducer]

i dont know if you know this but i didnt know trebuchet so i looked it up and the first sentence of the wikipedia article says its used in the half life logo. gamer alert!

FUCK now everyone thinks im a gamer. cant believe u would say this what if a girl sees it

[frankthesnek]

When I see AO3 when I'm not logged in, it always shocks me. Like I forget how unappealing/difficult to read it is to me. Has me thinking—

If yes, tag what skin you use/what it looks like (if your comfydoing that).

[sophieswundergarten]

Uhhh respectfully with regards to your post complaining about how Susan is said to be bad at school, please be aware that you basically saying that Susan being bad at school = they say Susan is stupid. There are LOTS of reasons why very intelligent people are bad at school. Including but not limited to learning disabilities like dyslexia, neurodivergencies like ADHD, PTSD, etc. It's ableist to equate "bad at school" to "stupid" so please just be aware of that for the future! Thanks so much! I really loved everything in that post of yours except that one thing that made me kind of uncomfortable and I thought you probably didn't know so thought I should let you know.

Thank you for your concern, Anon! I really appreciate how politely you worded this instead of outright yelling at me.

The irony of this situation is that my sibling and I actually have struggled with school over the years due to various neurodivergences/disabilities like dyslexia, dyscalculia, and OCD tendencies. And I am incredibly insecure about this!! Because I am very new to actually being a part of a community where I can talk about this stuff, and I have worked really hard to hide all of those things my whole life.

I almost went in another direction with the post, and suggested different things Susan may have struggled with, because I wholeheartedly believe she was NOT stupid. But my own anxiety took command there.

My initial idea was that the teachers and adults who were observing her from the outside wouldn't have recognized the reasons she was "no good at school". Either because they didn't have the context of what happened in Narnia, because she worked hard at hiding it because she felt the pressure to be a "good girl", or just because in that timeframe people didn't know about as much about learning disabilities!

Because the idea behind that post was about how the people in England/"our world" misunderstood Susan, and how she had to decide between playing the part people expected of her (Which may have included being pretty over smart) and choosing to be herself.

But, as I said, I chickened out and kind of skimmed over the topic. I didn't mean to imply anything, and I'm sorry for how that may have come off.

Thank you for pointing that out to me, because I hadn't realized how my own nervousness about speaking to something I deal with can come off as ableist or insensitive. The line between being honest and objective and sounding like I'm complaining or begging for attention is something I am incredibly wary of, and I don't have a lot of experience with conducting myself correctly around this topic.

Once again, I really appreciate how kindly you mentioned this and explained it to me. I will work to be aware of this and be more careful in the future.

[cymothoid]

really regret not being a bigger asshole to people who felt the need to make jokes about me using a screenshader.

[normalbirb]

🌸

[canyoubelieveitsmc]

So I just saw the title of Grian’s new episode... idk what my brain is on because I read it as "The Big Tiddy" not "The Big Tidy"