Hello Please Reblog This If Youre Okay With People Sending You Random Asks To Get To Know You Better

Hello please reblog this if you’re okay with people sending you random asks to get to know you better

If you see this you’re legally obligated to reblog and tag with the book you’re currently reading

wait can people put in the tags whether they prefer using tumblr on desktop or in the app please?

sorry professor i did not do this asisgnemtn becuase i was too sad! NO consequences please. goodbye

PSA to ableds

If the door has a wheelchair button do not open the door for us.

Do not try to press the button.

Deffently do not try and hold the door open for us.

If there is a working button you trying to help is only going to make things harder for us.

Most wheelchair users can operate manual doors on our own as well and depending on the door it still may be harder for us if you open it.

As always when you want to help a wheelchair user here are some points

Did they ask you for help?->help them if you can!

Do they look like they are struggling with something?->Ask them if they would like aid. Respect whatever answer they give you. If they say yes, they'd like help, listen to their instructions, then only help with what they said.

Did a wheelchair user simply pass you on the street?->leave them alone they are just trying to walk somewhere just like you are

Are you in a car and you see someone in a wheelchair?-> do not pull over to check on them, offer them a ride, etc. It's creepy as hell man

Does the person appear to be in a medical emergency?-> if they are responsive listen to whatever they say, if they aren't call the appropriate emergency number. Do NOT assume we are in a medical emergency by performing normal tasks even if they are medical. Wheelchair users have higher level of medical issues than gen pop.

Never touch someone's chair without their permission.

Don't press wheelchair buttons with your feet

Don't keep pressuring a wheelchair user if you don't like the answer they gave you

Most of us know how to fix our chairs and they are an extension of our bodies so don't be surprised if a wheelchair user doesn't want help fixing their chair. It is not the same as a flat tire on a car.

Never move someone's chair without their explicit permission. This applies weather or not the user is in the chair.

Wheelchair parking, seating, spots, etc. Are not your priority seating or parking. We need the extra space, the safe spot on the bus, etc. it is a matter of our saftey don't you dare prioritise your comfort/ease for our saftey.

Wheelchair users may add/comment/discuss

Ableds encouraged to reblog but do not clown