The soft eyes! The forward facing ears! The question mark tail! Not to mention the poise and control! This little dude is having a blast and is SO good at it!!

black spotted tabby

Idk why maybe to comfort myself; here are things I use to survive flying✨

Ok that’s all byeeeeee💓💓

BREAKING NEWS: Another white therian claiming their nonhumanity gives them access to Native culture and spirituality. No one is surprised. More at 10.

take control

shape yourself

glyphs: transform (top), transition (bottom), express (left), and protect (right)

(click for quality, eyestrain versions and text image id under cut, though the id is also located in the first picture’s alt text)

Radqueers, get the fuck out of the transspecies tag. Transspecies will never be transID. Take your racist, ableist, transphobic cosplay somewhere else.

wtf is with the common vs rare theiotype thing

people will say “not ANOTHER cat ‘therian’ ugh way overdone🙄”

and then be like “you can’t be a unicorn!! You’re just looking for attention! Besides unicorn aren’t real dummy😡”

???are we not allowed to have theriotypes at all 😅😅 ?

this is so me core

someone do something

what do you suggest we do, user isopodgirldick?

forage the seafloor for bits of decaying organic matter to eat

oh you mean about the whales

Weird and wonderful compilation of strange bird noises.

Hello sir would you like your bird sounds today in Siren, Machinery, or Ghost

disabled children not allowed be children.

especially. intellectually and/or developmentally disabled (I/DD) children, & children w behavioral or “behavioral” struggles (aka many I/DD children) not allowed be children.

which may be weird thing say at first because I/DD famous for be infantilized, be treat as forever children. so would think children be only thing they “allow” be, n say they not allow be children contradicting—

but not actually.

as general whole, nondisabled children “allowed” tantrums. allow emotional immature. allowed childish quirks.

what be normal child tantrum fuss in (white) nondisabled children, even with child health/care professionals who whole entire job be understand that nondisabled typically developing child have underdeveloped brain n not yet have self regulate skill n that developmentally appropriate that normal, it may be talk as annoying & inconvenient, but for I/DD children every. single. time. where they “tantrum” “fuss” even in developmentally appropriate ways, chance be write as sign of their disability, sign of behavior problem, sign of emotional problem. be evidence of disorder. of abnormal. of something wrong. which be “okay” reason dehumanize, abuse, be talk about like animal, like not in room, like difficult problem to be solved.

nondisabled adults fondly look back at childhood comfort objects that maybe still have now, stuffed toys blankets or maybe less usual things that mean something to them. but when disabled children have them it be more likely *automatic* see as problem, as something need be weaned off, need be taken away, as unhealthy overattachment, be write into behavioral plan, only allow x minute per day, see as “impractical” & “useless”.

as general whole, nondisabled children allow say no, allow act out “no,” allow prefer, allow not want do something so protest by not doing, by not listening, by pretend not hear you. it may be see as funny or annoying but meanwhile for disabled children it largely see as oppositional as noncompliance as inattentive as something need be trained out of by all means possible.

nondisabled children do things because they kids. disabled children do things because there something wrong with them.

nondisabled children rights n autonomy not fully respected by any means but disabled children get even less of it.

disabled children often not allowed many leeway’s as nondisabled children, what be developmentally appropriate for same age nondisabled children often be over label as disorder as problem as something abnormal need be get rid off in disabled children.

n especially when come to behaviorally, white nondisabled children get be the most “child,” n Black n other disabled children of color get “child” stolen from them in multiple ways.

happy autism acceptance month. this month, regardless if you're abled or disabled, allistic or autistic, try to consider if you really do accept people with autism. all aspects of autism. people who:

autism acceptance month can't truly be about acceptance if we don't broaden our understanding of autism and confront our internal biases. these things listen above are normal parts of autism. sometimes very common. there's stigma around them, but that's stigma we can actively fight.

Trying to decide if I blast this email all over my local Facebook page. I have asked them about captioning devices in person, over the phone, and through Facebook previously. Not to mention the obvious "I have a disability and this works for me so it should work for you."

you know when i say we have to accept autistic people who have symptoms of autism that cause things like body fluid smearing, inconsistent or no personal hygiene, lack of volume control, etc. I'm not talking about some fringe cases of autistic people with "extreme" symptoms. these things are common. they're common amongst medium and high support needs autistics, but also amongst low support needs autistics. some of your peers at the local autistic peer support society are struggling with incontinence. it's just that they can control their liquid intake and use pads to manage symptoms. some of them are smearing fecal matter but they just clean up after themselves. the divide between low support needs and others isn't that low support needs autistics are actually more palatable, have fewer undesirable symptoms, or are in any way better than the rest of the autistic population. even if some people like to act that way. it just refers to the level of support they need. like being able to manage your own incontinence for example doesn't make you have it any less. we've gotta accept that various symptoms are part of autism. they're actually quite common. there remains a lot of social stigma around these symptoms, but that doesn't make them rare or not worth talking about. things like skin picking or hitting your head are behaviours that naturally arise from having autism, and we've got to accept that

lovely teacher and her student.

ME N MY GF AT THE ZOO!! i love my gf :]

your mobility aids are beautiful, don't hide them

Wowza I love your tablet cover it's so pretty

TYSM!! should i make a post of all the stickers i have on it?