"I'm okay." I say as my bones crack into a thousand pieces.
"It doesn't hurt." I respond when asked about bruises all over my body.
"Really, I'm fine." I tell my friend as I can physically feel my muscles separate from the surrounding tissue.
"I can make it." I assure my mother before entering a mall with no mobility aids.
"It's gotten better." I lie to my doctor.
bad pain day, 2023, me
alternate titles include “ouch :(“ and “my fucking hips hurt”
Being the funny friend is hard
it’s a tough week for musical ghosts 😞
Me on a Girl Scout trip while eating cookies and watching a Broadway show: Is that cocaine?
(The girl next to me had pulled out a little bag of white rubber bands for their braces)
This was mine
I don’t know what Spotify is trying to tell me but I feel perceived
PSA for American students.
You don't have to say the pledge of allegiance every day at school.
Just saying...
Just accidentally swallowed a pea whole and saw my life flash before my eyes.
I am seeing a lot of controversy that Ride the Cyclone is abilist. Don't get me wrong, it is to some extent. But I feel like the people saying that the show is abilist because they introduce a disabled character and almost immediately get rid of his disability have some of it wrong.
The main theme of the show is death (because they all died) and as a disabled person, seeing a disabled character be able to be free of the pain and that he could be 'normal' and do things he wouldn't have been able to do in life makes me feel good. I personally believe that in death, there should be no physical ailments from the living world.
I apologize if you disagree with me, but this is how I see it.
You don't feel like wearing your compression socks today?
That's fine,
But just think of how good your calves would look if you did.
beep boop bones go crunch