We already have 1,000 would-be Mozarts who instead of learning music and honing their skills are doing shit jobs for shit wages. They're spending their time just surviving instead of blessing the rest of us with music we'd love.

What these would-be Mozarts need is basic income.

I love these idiots

Some of the worst things I’ve noticed about chronic illness are.

Knowing there is no cure

Unsolicited advice

No one really understanding

Faking being okay

Feeling unreliable

Feeling awful 24/7

how much fight i have left in me :

I'm Autistic, so don't give me 'hints', don't give me 'hidden meanings' or 'cryptic' stuff...

Say what you mean, and if you need something from me, just be upfront. It makes life so much easier.

“I knew how to take care of myself for days at 8 yrs old, no adults around, just me & my siblings what’s the issue—“

Baby that was NEGLECT AND ADULTIFICATION

I was extremely social this weekend and as a reward I will not talk to anyone for the next 2 months. Thanks.

Familiar?

#AutismAcceptanceMonth

hes so fucking Cool 🎣

“DO it scared” is not the inspirational quote you think it is when approx 20% of the population has an anxiety disorder.

We quite literally DO LIFE scared every waking moment. -Dr. Jen

Your triggers are not others responsibilities

We don’t acknowledge the resilience of the oldest daughter who became the protector of the family even though all she ever felt was unsafe.

My debilitating fatigue from having multiple chronic illnesses is not the same thing as a regular person’s tired. It is unrelenting and not fixed by anything.

It is still being stated that unless an autistic person receives a diagnosis they are unable to access support. What support? I received a diagnosis, the most striking consequence was the complete absence of any support.

ADHD trap