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Teachers are so under appreciated.
Every prominent person in society had a teacher.
Someone who taught them the letters that would later make best selling novels.
An exhausted person who tried to explain foreshadowing to kids who don’t care that later become the best horror movie directors.
Everything anyone knows came from someone who helped them understand.
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I’ve been watching a lot of horror content recently and it gives me ideas ™️ but I feel like I never finish anything
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My cousin asks to watch the Minecraft movie
I turn it on cause I haven’t seen it yet and I’m curious
He is immediately bored out of his mind
I’m freaking out over Technoblade and DanTDM
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I’m over here, 3x older than my little cousin and I’m asking him if he believes herobrine is real like you ask a kid if they believe Santa is real
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"fingers in his ass daughter or driving in my car son" why not both?
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old enough to remember when smut was called ‘lemons’ but young enough that i had absolutely no business knowing that smut was called ‘lemons’ at the time
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Electricity has a sound and water has a taste. I don't care what allistic people tell me. I deeply know this to be true.
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My grandmother used to always be hot and I was always cold. I said it was ok cause I would rather cover up with blankets and it’s much harder to get cool than warm.
Now, I am always hot and my grandmother is always cold and guess what… I suffer hot while my grandmother doesn’t care to make me comfortable at all.
I hate hypocrisy.
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why is it that when I'm in pain it's dismissed just because that's my normal regardless of how bad it is, but when someone who doesn't have chronic pain says they can't do something because it acutely hurts the world bends over backwards for them.
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i thought my laptop was on its last leg because it was running at six billion degrees and using 100% disk space at all times and then i turned off shadows and some other windows effects and it was immediately cured. i just did the same to my roommate's computer and its performance issues were also immediately cured. okay. i guess.
so i guess if you have creaky freezy windows 10/11 try searching "advanced system settings", go to performance settings, and uncheck "show shadows under windows" and anything else you don't want. hope that helps someone else.
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Society needs to get something through their heads: people who deal with chronic pain are not 'drug seekers" in the sense of just wanting something to get high. We are seeking them to get out of the agony we're in.
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when abled people talk about employability + disability I don't think they entirely understand the domino effect of unemployment/underemployment that can happen in a disabled person's life
the kinds of jobs that are considered 'unskilled' or 'entry level' are inaccessible for various reasons (e.g. involve having to stand up for long periods of time)
the time in your life when many people are expected to start working these entry level jobs is while you're still in school. the sheer exhaustion of school means that even when those jobs aren't completely inaccessible, many disabled people simply do not have the energy to do them
without any work experience, it's very hard to get work. the kinds of jobs that tend to have more accessible workplaces are either not entry-level or require a certain level of education to enter them. also without having gone through a hiring process before, it's very hard to even know what to expect from a job, which only creates additional barriers
even if you do have work experience, being disabled is not really taken as a valid reason to have gaps in your resume, which means you immediately look like a suspicious/risky hire to a HR department
disabled people, once we do have jobs, are more likely to be underemployed than abled people, meaning that we have fewer opportunities to demonstrate our skills in the workplace, and are less likely to be able to accumulate a back catalogue of good references to take with us in the 'getting a new job' mission. this itself keeps us underemployed
NOT to mention the fact that the exact same process can happen with respect to education (the being in special ed -> being able to go to university pipeline is basically non-existent. and if it is there, it is very hard to navigate). I'm not sure yet another 'employable skills program' can get us out of this one, chief
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One thing I learned after getting a disability placard is that shit’s useless cause there are never enough spaces
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