Jail

Jesus fucking Christ can these porn boys go away please???

I'm so tired of the idea that autism isn't a disability. I'm aware that some people aren't too affected by their autism but I am disabled by mine. I've been in and out of different therapies since I was nine years old and that was even before I was diagnosed at age twelve. I have frequent meltdowns and shutdowns over the littlest of things and combined with my ADHD and GAD it's quite frankly a miracle I get anything done. I've been exhausted since school has ended since I have to prep for University and I keep having mini meltdowns over all the uncertainty ahead. I barely know how to keep the friends I still have and everyone I'm close with is going to different schools so I have no friends as a safety net come Fall Semester.

It's tiring being Autistic because everything is so much more difficult. I can barely write legibly unless I think about it and even making friends is a game I barely know how to play. Yet when i tell people that I'm autistic they are shocked as if it wasn't obvious by my difficulties with peers.

I just hope that University is better but fuck I don't even know anymore.

But to my main point. Autism is a disability. Deal with it

As an autistic woman nothing is more frustrating than when the school doesn't think I'll need services but then surprise surprise not so much of a surprise guess who needed services (Me!!!)

Without looking, guess how many apps you have open on your phone right now.

Then check the actual number and tag this post with how wrong your guess was.

Feels like a 20k post OP

Blasting myself into the fifth dimension via music while in psychology class and pondering my existential dread

"Russians won't surrender no"

Well given Tsar Nicholas II got yeeted by the bolsheviks, I'd say Paul von Hindenburg technically won this one

Sorry Sabaton, the Russians do surrender if I recall correctly after Vladimir Lenin gets on the scene

@chaotic-hypnotic-erotic how did Hohenzollern and Hanover vote?

Fever is a hilarious immune response. Our bodies tell the disease “hey, wanna see which one of us dies of overheating first? No? Too bad.” and honestly they’re not even the winners a decent chunk of the time but it works often enough that we never evolved it away or anything. Fantastic work.