As A Disabled And Chronically Ill Person "Thank You G-d, Who Has Made Me In Your Image." Is Infinitely

Destroy the myth that libraries are no longer relevant. If you use your library, please reblog.

9.30.24 | 2 exams tomorrow, wish me luck!

'80 degrees in november we're cooked' and yet you still use chatgpt as a search engine

If you tag your pro-Palestine posts as #important, it's not helping the content reach more people

#free palestine does not take any effort

Though I am often in the depths of misery, there is still calmness, pure harmony, and music inside me.

— Vincent van Gogh

the worst thing about 4.99 purchases is that one is fine. but if you do two of them you spent ten bucks. and ten bucks these days is like fifty bucks. if youre fucking lucky

i think a lot of liberals need to confront the fact that they don’t actually believe everyone should have basic human rights. a homeless person could call me every slur under the sun and i would still want them to have housing, food, etc. the belief that everyone is entitled to basic human rights should not hinge on whether you “like” someone or not. at that point the entire ideology crumbles.

Anyway, people with brain damage I love you. People who have had strokes I love you, especially if you're told you were "too young" to have one. People who acquired your brain damage by less common means such as infection, lack of oxygen at birth or degenerative disease, I love you. People with moderate and severe brain damage, I love you. People who lost their sight or hearing or ability to speak because of their brain damage, I love you. People who have paralysis from their brain damage, I love you. People with amnesia and severe cognitive issues from their brain damage, I love you. People with rare and unusual symptoms from their brain damage, I love you.

You are not a punchline, you haven't lost your humanity, your thoughts and opinions are as valuable as anyone else's. We deserve respect.

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