RAAAH I LOVE SEEING OTHER DISABLED PEOPLE OUT N ABOUT !!!!

RAAAH I LOVE SEEING OTHER DISABLED PEOPLE OUT N ABOUT !!!!

yelling into the mirror: i will no longer feel guilty about my limitations !!!!!!! i will no longer feel guilty about my limitations !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I think this feeling of social disconnect is chronic. the feeling manifests in different ways different times, but I'm unable to articulate how I feel & unable to discern what I feel. sometimes I'm outside looking in. sometimes I feel no desire to form connections. sometimes I feel a deep desire but have found myself alone. this is my life these are my family and friends yet none of it feels like it belongs to me. I know of these people but I don't know them.

next week, there’s going to be an anti-trans and anti-queer protest in tkaronto/toronto, at queen’s park.

if you have any queer and trans friends in the area, please let them know you are an ally and be there for them when they need you.

there has been a large influx of anti-trans politics in tkaronto/toronto in the past couple of years, and queer people in this city need safety and support

I wish I could take all the hurt of those who were and are medically neglected and mold it into a tiny ball to be put inside a bottle and shipped off to sea. There's so much of it. So much grief and anger and pain. So many nights spent in agony while family and doctors and paramedics fail you over and over and over again. Having to watch everyone around you observe your suffering and seem entirely unphased. Confined to wheelchairs that aren't made for your body because they're the only ones available to people without a prescription. Your rage is warranted but I wish I could calm it for all of us. Just for one peaceful night of sleep.

making friends at uni is hard… especially when you walk with a mobility aid and i think that makes other students kinda apprehensive to approach. sigh :(