HAPPY STANLEY DAY

I'm outside right now it's SO NICE OUT. FINALLY. thinking of how I should make the animatic thing

It's time to admit that I almost cried when the Skip Button ending reset and I heard the Narrator's voice again

sometimes I forget standing up isn’t painful and difficult for most people so I’ll be watching something like game changer and see the people standing behind their podiums the whole episode and think ‘wow don’t they need to sit down. how can they still think coherent thoughts’ and then I’m like oh. yeah. I have a disease

I'm gonna make my ringtone the adventure line music as if I have my volume up anyway

Hey, listen here. Psst, down here.

Disability isn't a competition. You are not less or more disabled than another disabled individual. No one is "disabled enough." Saying that certain disabilities are not valid is ableism. You are not immune to ableism just because you're disabled.

If it affects your ability to do activities negatively, it's a disability.

Yes, this means chronic pain, yes this means joint pain, this means sensory issues, this means mental issues, this means brain damage, this means deformities, this mean developmental disabilities like ADHD, this means tic disorders and tics themselves, this means all disabilities. All disability is disabled enough.

I fucking love Tumblr man. No algorithm, just follow what you like. Just people reblogging each other's posts to help each other out. Hope it stays like this

I'm having debilitating and/or concerning symptoms that are being added/changed on a near daily basis. Something is very wrong but the only thing i can do is wait for my next test. What if that one comes back normal too? What if i get fired for being too unreliable? What if it kills me? I'm so fucking anxious and there's literally nothing i can do

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first 5 faceless emojis are how your summers gonna go

reblog this with what comes up in your tags when you type gay

There are so many different shades of white light bulbs, I am so overwhelmed walking down the light bulb aisle, and then I'm never happy with the one I choose, no matter which one I choose, I get it home and I put it in and I'm like, ugh, I don't like THAT white