dissociatedbi - this blog is my therapist's idea
this blog is my therapist's idea

32. she/her. disabled. osdd & cptsd. sex trafficking survivor. posts might be triggering.

196 posts

I'm Very Lucky That I Am Privileged Enough To Access Paratransit Where I Live But Hear Me Out:

I'm very lucky that I am privileged enough to access paratransit where I live but hear me out:

It sucks that this bus is 85°F because another rider (older than me by several decades, maybe more than twice my age) asked for the AC to be turned down, and it's triggering a migraine, but it sucks more that I'm too much of a people pleaser to ask if she could put on her sweater so I don't pass tf out.


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1 year ago
And I Didnt Talk To Him Ever Again
And I Didnt Talk To Him Ever Again
And I Didnt Talk To Him Ever Again
And I Didnt Talk To Him Ever Again
And I Didnt Talk To Him Ever Again
And I Didnt Talk To Him Ever Again
And I Didnt Talk To Him Ever Again

And I didn’t talk to him ever again

1 year ago

That fanfic author feeling when you post a fic and refresh the tab every 10 minutes for the next 72 hours to see if anyone commented or left kudos 🫣

1 year ago
A painting of many disabled people of all gender identities, body types, and races. In the center is text that says 'Disabled people are experts of their own lives and know what they need.'
A disabled person with one arm and dark skin, looking gorgeous, inspired by nadina laspina, with text that says: 'Disabled people's lives are not tragedies.'
A disabled person with dark skin in a wheelchair with a speech bubble that says: 'No marriage equality until people with disabilities can marry without losing benefits.'
A chameleon with text that says 'Not all pain is visible.'
Three disabled people of different races, gender identities, and body types. One has a prosthetic leg. One has an amputated arm. One is in a wheelchair. Text says: 'People with disabilities have a right to make their own decisions about their bodies and lives.'
A disabled person with lighter skin next to a service dog. The person's dress says: 'If your activism isn't accessible who is it even for?'
A wheelchair-user with dark skin, looking exasperated, with a speech bubble that says, 'I'm not interested in your unsolicited medical advice.'

Since July is Disability Pride Month

(as opposed to every other month when we're all demure about disability rights /gentle sarcasm)

I wanted to highlight one of my favorite artists: Liberal Jane.

1 year ago

sometimes a healthy relationship isn't 50/50 because it can't be, and that's okay.

disabled people who cannot take on an equal portion of the work in a relationship deserve to be loved too, if that's what they want. and as long as their partner is getting the support they need, and is happy to take on that work, then what's the issue? it's nobodys business but your own the way that works in your relationship.

if you or your partner are disabled, and you can't split the work in the relationship 50/50, that's okay. you're not abusive, or a baby, or unloveable because of that. I promise