What's The Absence For? Scared Of Us Perhaps?

I hate the perception that visibly or invisibly disabled people have it easier or harder. BOTH SUCK. Both suck because of shitty ableist assholes. Take it from someone who is both, depending on the day. Both are terrible! Neither has any real advantages! I promise you! The only privileges that any disabled people have over other disabled people is lack of quality medical care vs. having access to it and some other thing that I forgot because of severe brain fog but will update this with when I remember! Your enemy is not other disabled people unless they are ableists! Ableists are the problem! They hate us and question us and don't think we deserve to live! They! Are! The! Problem! Not! Each! Other!

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"Welcome to the Happy Hotel!"

Adults: Following rules is good, not following rules is bad

Little me: Okay :] *follows a rule*

Adults: Oh my god look at this loser. He doesn't know that this rule is Secretly Okay To Not Follow. Dumbass. Let's all laugh at him

us disabled people should be given the power to project our disability onto any ableist that tries to downplay it or judge us for it. they'd crumble in an instant.

I’M TIRED OF SMUT, I WANT TOOTH ACHING FLUFF AND HEART SHATTERING ANGST.

really bad aroace alastor (hazbin hotel) pride icons for a headmate! 🦌🎙️ free to use with or without credit :]

Sorry (im not) but telling women to feel like feminine men for your dumb fujoshi simping fantasy is literally forcing women to do shit to fit your narrative and not feminism. I don't identify as a feminine man and it's fine

An Alastor Theory

So we have seen that Alastor didn't change his coat for Halloween...

...nor for Christmas...

So what if his coat means something for him.

That's will explain his reaction with Sir Pentious in ep. 2 and why he hurried to the tailor.

I think he changed it rarely and that's why it is "ragged"

Maybe the coat was a gift from someone?