Moeder-aarde - Depressed Potatochip

Me: is gay

Me: *dies*

Me: *arrives in heaven*

Angel: welcome my child

Me: i knew i shoule have commited murder

Wtf 😂

Enjoy the thomas the train i drew in the middle of the night while being stoned as fuck.

To my lovely people who are trying to recover from eating disorders.

Allow me to share a tip that helps me.

So I have issues with eating whole meals (don't ask me why, my brain sucks) and I feel extra bad when I finish it all. So I always leave food on my plate.

So here is my tip, put more food on your plate, that way you'll eat more but still don't feel bad for finishing it all.

Maybe you'll feel bad for "wasting" food but right now your health is more important.

This advice might not work for everyone, but feel free to dm me if you want me to help you find tricks that do work.

Invisible Abuse: ABA and the things only autistic people can see

One of the most hotly-contended points of division between the adult autistic community and the neurotypical parents of autistic children: explained.

As we enter Autism Acceptance month, I’m going to sincerely ask you to please, please read this article. Even if you’re not autistic and don’t know anyone who is, someday you might have autistic child, or know someone who does, and you need to hear the truth of ABA therapy from actual autistics.

I’m incredibly fortunate to be a self-diagnosed adult who never had to face ABA therapy, because just watching the videos in this article and reading the guidelines has me in actual tears and sick with rage. Maybe you can’t see it if you’re not autistic, but they treat these children in a way I would never even treat a dog. They treat them like things, like inconvenient problems to be solved, not human beings.

Why do they do that? Because the founder of ABA therapy said, “One way to look at the job of helping autistic kids is you have to construct a person. You have the raw materials but you have to build the person.“

ABA therapy is founded on the belief that autistics are not human beings. That our needs and our feelings don’t matter, the only thing that matters is forcing us into the shape of a “real” person, no matter what kind of damage or trauma it causes. 

Please understand that autistic people behave the way we do for a reason. Because we’re overwhelmed, or upset, or in pain, or tired, or confused. Forcing the behavior to change doesn’t change the feelings, it just teaches a child that their feelings don’t matter and they have to suppress them in order to be good. Please value an autistic person’s needs over the appearance of normalcy. Please treat autistic children like human beings.

Oh, and if you needed any more incentive? The founder of ABA, O. Ivar Lovaas, was also instrumental in creating gay conversion therapy. 

Please share this article with others.

I might have depression, social anxiety, autism, a eating disorder and a unhealthy lifestyle and cant function for shit.

But guess what.

Things i want to do more than anything in the world:

Realy vent and talk about how bad im actualy doing while crying.

Things that make me feel like i'd rather die:

Venting to people and talk about how im realy doing while crying.

us tv: reviewed 

Was doing grocery shopping today, and while i was in the store i was listening to some music when a lady from the store came to me.

She said that people where complaining about my music and that it was too loud, and that i should turn my terrible rock music off.

I looked her in the eyes while i gave one earbud to her and told her to listen to it.

She did it and i saw how her expression went from boss to completly defeated, she walked away angry not saying anything.

Conclusion of this story: people were not complaining about my music but about my existense becouse i was’nt listening to rock.

I was listening to winter from bach.

What did anny do to deserve so much hate from michael jackson.

He made a whole song about how he can walk and she can not.

Like... thats petty.