Something That Really Sucks About Being Disabled Is Places Say That Theyre Accessible But They Arent.

Something that really sucks about being disabled is places say that they’re accessible but they aren’t.

I’ve been to places that claim to be accessible where

the ramp’s too steep

there are steps they didn’t mention because “it’s only two or three”

the doorways are too small

there aren’t any elevators to the top floor

the floor is too rough to easily push on

exhibits are displayed in ways that are impossible to see from a wheelchair

the doors don’t have a push button

tables/exhibits are put way too close together

the surrounding paths have no curbs

Without those things, it isn’t accessible. You can’t put a sloped piece of metal on your doorway and call that wheelchair friendly.

I know violence doesn’t solve problems but a little stabbing couldn’t hurt right?

Just a tiny bit?

A slightly aggressive poke?

Why is it that when you have a chronic illness everyone insists on making it about them and the inconvenience it causes them and not about the fact you have a lifelong disability?

I’ve been reading a lot of fix it fics and I just want to say that the first thing Aziraphale and Crowley would do after making up wouldn’t be to kiss. It would be to hug and cling to each other like a lifeline, inhaling each other’s scent and trying to meld their bodies together as a way of saying “I’m here I’m not leaving”.

Then they would ease themselves into kissing.

So you have chronic pain?

Yep

So are you in pain now?

Yep

So were you in pain yesterday?

Yes

And the day before?

Yes

And the day-

Okay let’s go over the definition of chronic again

People with abandonment issues either apologise for everything or will never apologise again as long as they shall live

There is no in between.