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I just saw someone say with full confidence that they use AI to help decipher their tarot readings and I just??? You work and worship God's of the Arts and assume it's okay to use technology that takes away from ARTISTS? And not only that, boasts about it online as if it's a good thing that you are doing when this is also scientifically proven to hurt the Earth as well. It makes no sense to me, sorry.

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working my ass off because i fear being more useless than i already am while you fuckers give less than two shits and get what you want you dont know how lucky you guys have it fuck you bitch

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I am on my knees begging, begging people to remember disabled people in the LGBTQ+ community this month. Please don’t leave us to die.

COVID never ended and it made many people immunocompromised. Wear a mask at Pride events (and other places too). Yes, even if it makes you uncomfy or doesn’t match your outfit.

Some anti-trans laws are specifically targeting mentally disabled people, arguing that we’re not capable of making decisions about our own bodies and thus should not be allowed to medically transition. Include us in discussions about trans legislation.

Disabled people already face high discrimination in work and housing, and it’s worse for those who are LGBTQ+. Stand up for your disabled and LGBTQ+ peers.

Some disabled people with caretakers can’t come out because the people they depend on aren’t safe. Support closeted LGBTQ+ people.

The insurance companies that always find a reason not to cover gender-affirming surgery are the same ones that always find a reason not to cover medication or therapy or mobility aids. Have some solidarity with disabled people who have to fight against the same greedy pigs you do.

Make sure Pride events are accessable to mobility aid users, people with service animals or caretakers, people with sensory issues, etc. Or at the very least, be honest if they’re not, so people don’t waste their time going there only to discover they can’t participate.

It breaks my heart seeing so-called leftists throwing their disabled siblings to the wolves. You like to say that you’d punch a Nazi, throw bricks at police cars, fight tooth and nail for the rights of LGBTQ+ people… But the moment it concerns disabled LGBTQ+ people, you drop your support like a rock. Your hypocrisy is disgusting, and it’s going to kill many people in the LGBTQ+ community this Pride month unless you take a moment to realize that, whether you like it or not, some of us are disabled and we don’t deserve to die for that.

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i dunno if this is just a me thing, but performing again after disability feels so much harder than it did before

i used to love performing arts—i did ballet, gymnastics, sang on-stage in front of my entire school twice; i lived and breathed performing as if i was a pothead

i still perform now. like im in a choir and i participated in the school performance last year; but the thing is theres a fear present that ive never felt before in the past

my disability is a big part of me and i dont hate myself because of it. i guess ive accepted it but at the same time i also havent?? like this took away everything about me and i feel like my life was ruined and was destined to become ruined from the start. but at least i got to experience something idk i think this is just the midnight overthinking taking over me okay good night

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"stop using your aids!" if my aids and disabilitIES are inconveniencing you just say it god.

with my cane sciatic nerve might be fucked but without it my quality of life would deteriorate with it.

yeah im visibly disabled with my cane but without it i'd need more braces to keep my joints from sliding away like theyre fruits in fruit ninja

instead focus on the places, the PEOPLE that disregard people like me. hey now! it's not only inconvenient for you!!!! if i cant get into a building because what the steps are too fucking steep i shouldnt chuck my aids to the side and just magickally become a ballet dancer again. thats not how it works. maybe for YOU but not for ME!!!!!

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my disability should not affect you more than it does me. you dont get to demand my legs to work when you dont suffer the reprocussions.

"recover or we'll leave you behind" at this rate i'll never recover. i'm not a magician.

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life is like batter the inconsistency in the texture is what makes it interesting 💕

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The psychiatrist who wrote the criteria for narcissism just made an extremely important point about what’s wrong with diagnosing Trump with mental disorders

Dr. Allen Frances says in speculating about Trump’s mental health, we are doing a disservice to those who do suffer from mental illness. In a series of tweets, he explained why he doesn’t think Trump is a narcissist — and how harmful it can be for us to keep assuming that he is.

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ALL OF THESE REQUIRE GETTING OUT OF BED

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Me: I'm feeling so creative today! I wanna draw, I wanna write, I wanna create! I wanna play games!

My disability: mhmm thats great but I have strict plans for you to have a six hour long migraine where you're crying in bed and so nauseous you can't eat anything. Sooooooo.

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stressing so much abt sch tobthe point my health worsens this is so ass bro

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POV: it’s 2021 and you hear this mashup for the first time

(app: djay)

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Stop saying…

“Psychotic/Schizophrenic” when you mean: unpredictable, unhinged, unreal, etc.

“Bipolar” when you mean: polarized, scattered, fickle, unstable, etc.

“Delusional” when you mean: unrealistic, unreasonable, close-minded, stubborn, etc.

“[insert “R” slur in relation to intellectual disabilities]” when you mean: unreasonable, unintelligent/ridiculous, childish, etc.

“OCD” when you mean: particular, neat, overbearing, etc.

“Narcissistic” when you mean selfish, abusive, manipulative, etc.

Note: I’m NOT saying that these are synonymous. This is also not an exhaustive list.

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my left leg is numb and i am malnourished this is awesoms 😁 /sarc

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How to Write Vivid Descriptions WITHOUT Overloading

Are you the type of person who describes a setting by using an intimidatingly huge paragraph that just rambles on and on and on because you're told to be specific but don't quite know how to do it correctly? If you've been struggling to detail settings, you've come to the right place! I'll reveal how to effectively describe a setting without having to use one big chunk of text and shoving it at your reader!

~ LINK IDEAS TOGETHER

As writers, we hear "show, don't tell" quite often, and the same applies when writing settings. But for some people this tip does little to help because, well, it's a bit of a vague concept.

With that being said, "linking ideas together" is a great way to describe the setting without having to explain the location! What do I mean?

Let's say there's a green field and I'm trying to depict it. This method is to find another subject that could connect with the setting to further describe it. What else is green? What reminds the character of the field? What's something similar?

Ex: The field in front of him reminded him of a photo he once saw long ago as a boy. His parents were standing in a lush, grassy area void of people, hugging each other tightly and smiling brightly at the camera under the clear blue sky.

In that example, I linked the field to a picture the character found, and by using his memories, I was able to paint a rough image of the location while setting the tone!

Ex: She'd been there before. She was there when the building still stood tall. When the streets were filled with people bustling about and the air smelled like cigarettes. Now, there is no tall building, but instead a pile of debris. She hasn't seen anyone in thirty minutes, and any smell of cigarettes would've surely been washed away by the rain.

This time, I connected the present location with the past one. But instead of showing the similarities, I contrasted them to emphasize the changes and abandoned state of the area!

~ LITERARY DEVICES

The most common literary devices I see regarding setting are similes, metaphors, and personifications!

It's similar my previous tip, where you connect two ideas together, but more general. The similes and metaphors don't have to be based on a specific experience of the character, but instead something more universal so everyone can connect with it!

Personification, on the other hand, can be used to substitute verbs.

Examples:

The stars shone like glittering jewels.

The road carved into the mountain.

The flowers waltzed along the music of the wind.

These devices allow you to describe something quickly and elegantly!

~ USE ACTIONS

Arguably, the most common tip provided when describing a setting is to use the five senses: sight, smell, touch, hearing, and taste. If you're like me, though, and have NO clue on how that's supposed to help, let me break it down!

Instead of thinking about the senses directly, use ACTIONS that correlate with the senses.

Instead of saying "the wood felt tough", say "he touched the wood, marveling at the toughness of the material".

Instead of saying "the air smelled like candies", say "she sniffed the air, inhaling the aroma of candies".

Instead of saying "the city was bright", say "they stare at the city, admiring how the lights illuminate the buildings and roads.

Do you see how your description suddenly blends in with the text now that there's an action and separate subject involved? You're still effectively describing the scene, but you're not pushing it at your reader. This also makes it far easier to build onto the depiction of the moment because you're not limited to adjectives!

By utilizing these three concepts, you can build an evocative description of the setting that won't overwhelm nor bore the readers!

Happy writing~

3hks :D

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me when my disability disables me (this is a daily occurance and i dont know how to cope)