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ok new post. this one is top fucking priority. we gotta solve this one for the sake of interplanetary security. worlds peace. that stuff.

you guys have superpowers?????????

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ok new post. this one is top fucking priority. we gotta solve this one for the sake of interplanetary security. worlds peace. that stuff.

you guys have superpowers?????????

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ok new post. this one is top fucking priority. we gotta solve this one for the sake of interplanetary security. worlds peace. that stuff.

you guys have superpowers?????????

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nothing wrong with being one i guess. it's just fucked up to do that to someone. having it done to you doesn't make you fucked up, y'know? gotta put the onus on the right ass

@artificeutility

assisted living is a social program that supports people who need help managing life. usually that's because of a mental or physical disability that obstructs you in daily tasks to the degree that you can't complete them or you would be forced to constantly expend your internal or external resources in such a way that your quality of life becomes unacceptably low. those aren't the only reasons you might need support, but there are other programs for people with other problems

the most basic sort of support is just getting stuff that you need to function. medication, assistive devices, regular check-ins from a specialist, therapeutic and medical support, that sort of thing. it's individual. then there's the social level of support, both predictive and symptomatic. like you might have the system take care of stuff that it helps not to have to worry about, shit like having groceries or prepared meals delivered to you, or you might have something set up to do your dishes. you might get a support animal for disability aid or anxiety or ptsd.

and then the assisted living provision is for complex cases that require constant care or nuanced support. one type has you working with medical professionals or subords, and the other pairs you up with someone who lives with you, legally advocates for you, and makes sure your needs are met. they have to be trained to get a license to look after someone. if you have a complex case or there isn't someone who has that specialty available, you might meet with a bunch of students and see if you match up well. and then they'll go for that field of study so they can pair up with you once they're clear.

it's one of a lot of things. i know people with depression sometimes join a transport service that brings you on outings, either alone or in groups. people do wellness checks and if stuff is trending towards a place you don't want to be in, you might get sent books that are predicted to help or get offered invitations to a yoga group or something. i think there's like a subord sector that does nothing but engineer apparent coincidences to reassure people who are having a hard time. i've lived my whole life in a wheelchair, man, and i've been in the ALP system pretty much since i finished school. people get taken care of.

it doesn't have to be like it is where you are.

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glad you're back, man.

yeah, man, everyone needs it. you definitely do. your moirail's abusing you and you're in a system that treats you like shit. plus the whole helmsman thing is fucked. if you've got even one physical or mental condition, then you'd get treatment here. or you'd be offered treatment. choice is king, man

@artificeutility

assisted living is a social program that supports people who need help managing life. usually that's because of a mental or physical disability that obstructs you in daily tasks to the degree that you can't complete them or you would be forced to constantly expend your internal or external resources in such a way that your quality of life becomes unacceptably low. those aren't the only reasons you might need support, but there are other programs for people with other problems

the most basic sort of support is just getting stuff that you need to function. medication, assistive devices, regular check-ins from a specialist, therapeutic and medical support, that sort of thing. it's individual. then there's the social level of support, both predictive and symptomatic. like you might have the system take care of stuff that it helps not to have to worry about, shit like having groceries or prepared meals delivered to you, or you might have something set up to do your dishes. you might get a support animal for disability aid or anxiety or ptsd.

and then the assisted living provision is for complex cases that require constant care or nuanced support. one type has you working with medical professionals or subords, and the other pairs you up with someone who lives with you, legally advocates for you, and makes sure your needs are met. they have to be trained to get a license to look after someone. if you have a complex case or there isn't someone who has that specialty available, you might meet with a bunch of students and see if you match up well. and then they'll go for that field of study so they can pair up with you once they're clear.

it's one of a lot of things. i know people with depression sometimes join a transport service that brings you on outings, either alone or in groups. people do wellness checks and if stuff is trending towards a place you don't want to be in, you might get sent books that are predicted to help or get offered invitations to a yoga group or something. i think there's like a subord sector that does nothing but engineer apparent coincidences to reassure people who are having a hard time. i've lived my whole life in a wheelchair, man, and i've been in the ALP system pretty much since i finished school. people get taken care of.

it doesn't have to be like it is where you are.

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oh shit hang on i think this fucker has polls

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also hi what's up how's everybody doing today

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also hi what's up how's everybody doing today

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oh sick you're the other normal girl

also hi what's up how's everybody doing today

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also hi what's up how's everybody doing today

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but it's like you have to have individual things with anti-gravity right? stuff that floats has to be an object that does floating

also hi what's up how's everybody doing today

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what kind of girl are you like a chick or a lady or a dudette or something else

also hi what's up how's everybody doing today

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oh sick you're the other guy

also hi what's up how's everybody doing today

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this is so sad pour one out for the guys with manual elevators

also hi what's up how's everybody doing today