Prompt 136
There is a small child floating in the Watchtower.
They’re visibly not human, a too-big cloak of purple (what shade no one knows, all they can describe about the cloak is purple, nothing else) hanging from them as big Lazarus-green eyes glare down in something of a pout. The child huffs, blowing white hair out of their face despite it shimmering and shifting on its own already.
How the child, inhuman or not, found their way into the Watchtower- without setting off an alarm no less- is a concern. A very large concern, but it can wait because there is a four-year old (if the child is the equivalent of a human child that is) at oldest staring down at them.
“Do you know where the speedsters are?” the child piped up after an awkward stare-down, none of the league members present quite sure what to do in this situation. It was probably around time to call Batman… or they could call Flash instead.
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oh huh.. there was a punk band i used to be into, dream nails, who i sort of fell off a few years ago when their original singer (and founder of the band) left and i never rly got into the music they made w/ the new singer as much.. (altho i’d been going off the direction they were heading with their sound a bit b4 that anyways 😅)
but now yday they released a rly fucking weird statement on their instagram abt how the new singer, ishmael, has left too, w/ some vague allusions to how the band was “unable to protect them” from racism, worded in a rly odd and specific way that doesn’t rly make any sincere apology for whatever must have happened 🤨
but on top of that the original singer, janey, posted some stuff too that makes it sound like she didn’t leave the band under good circumstances either so.. who even knows what’s going on 😵💫
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A ramble about hidden disability lanyards and early expression of my identity
i wear my hidden disability lanyard whenever i go out. it’s VERY decorated, with lots of pins on it, as well as keychains and stim toys clipped on. i am emotionally comfortable wearing it. it gives me something to communicate why i do certain things.
just now i was thinking about something i was asked in school; “Doesn’t it make you nervous that everyone around knows that you’re disabled?”
Hm. I had never thought about it that way. No, not really.
I mean, before I wore my lanyard, I still exhibited autistic traits and behaviours. people just called me weird and crazy for it. now, if they still wanna do that they’ll get (deserved) dirty looks.
Maybe it’s because of how I’ve interacted with my identity. I discovered I was some form of LGBTQ+ fairly young, maybe 9? Age isn’t a reliable marker of time for me. Anyway, I was also very much on the internet, and quickly discovered other people like me - people who were loud and proud about their identities, which gave me the confidence to be like that too. Because of this, I was very confident in that aspect of my identity (despite having issues everywhere else, as is - I think - usual for that age.). I expressed my queerness openly online and among my… nicer peers.
Perhaps my early experience in expressing my identity, as well as receiving backlash and ignorance for it, prepared me to be more confident in my neurodivergence?
I mean, in my mind, the worst they could say is some ableist rhetoric that I know is untrue, right?
Sure, some comments will stick with me for longer, (Looking at you, “Are you gonna get the Barbie set for your Christmas?” guy, who said that after making fun of my stim toys and comfort items I was actively using to regulate myself.)
but meh. I’ve lived through worse. I’ve heard worse, and worse comments come back to me when I’m feeling worse.
So I can handle it, genuinely.
It just made me a bit confused. The question from earlier, I mean.
Yes. Everyone around me knows I am disabled.
But they would’ve known anyway.
I might as well be proud of it!
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This is something I have never told anyone because it’s tmi but also because what the fuck but the final fucking straw before I split in 2020 was the end of devilman crybaby. so embarrassing to say that on it’s own but what’s worse is that the personality seems so childish with a silly name that doesn’t sound like a real name probably because I had been binge watching looney tunes to try not to off myself. Anytime I feel like that one is cocon I’m like ok you looney tunes son of a bitch go daydream about throwing circular bombs with fuses out of a skyscraper window and leave my bank account balance alone or I swear I will find a way to cartoonishly squish this body while you’re conscious in it
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