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@jemineye

Jocey | 26 and ♿ | just a witchy fangirl sharing her thoughts

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hey!!

thought id give you guys an updated pinned post 🩷 im Jocelyn! im 26, witchy, and wheelchair bound ♿️

i was pretty well known in the AHS/ Evan Peters fandom as @/evanfuckingpeters and @/cheerocracyxx as my main before i deleted a couple years back. im still very much a fangirl from AHS, to SPN, to Euphoria, to Ginny And Georgia 🩷

also a big disability advocate! i want to spread awareness of any and all disabilities because we deserve to have a voice and fight for a better future

this is a safe place for everyone 🩷🩷

(image depiction - pfp is just my face and all the pink is my hair. cover photo is a close up picture of a lighted candle (not my photo))

minors - DNI

STOP CENSORING SUBTITLES/TRANSCRIPTS/CLOSED CAPTIONS

LET DEAF AND NEURODIVERGENT PEOPLE READ “FUCK”

I know this sounds jokey and funney but I am serious and it is ableist and infantilising and inaccessible so stop

I know you’re all terminally online but can you stop making it all about the Algorithms and accept that this is a decades old issue that predates your fucking algorithms and maybe wonder for a moment why it was ever even considered acceptable to be put in the fucking algorithms in the first place. It’s ableism babey. It’s people thinking the disabled are wikkle innocent babies who need protecting from the bad words.

“There are no trigger warnings in real life”

“The real world is cruel, get over it.”

My boyfriend is triggered by Christmas and Christmas music. We were in a restaurant, and Christmas music was playing, and he started panicking so he went outside for a cigarette. The manager of the restaurant overheard him saying he had to get out, and changed the music over for the rest of the time we were there. There are safe spaces in the real world. People are nicer than you think. And bullshit people who try to tell you to get over your triggers, ain’t shit.

Honestly “the world is cruel get over it” is pretty easily translated to “I’m a complete asshole who doesn’t want to be held responsible for my sh*tty behavior”

The world may be cruel but you don’t have to be.

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“Omg, I love these! They go up to size 6X AND they have pockets?! Wow!! But do you have anything longer?”

Sure do, no problem!!

“YES these are great!!! But what about.. longer?”

I gotcha!! Comin’ right up!

“Perfect! But I have just one more question… what if I’m feeling spicy? How about skirts that are even shorter than the first ones?!”

Oh, you’re in luck! We’ve got minis now.

*wild cheering* /scene

"just write a little every day" ok but what if i write nothing for 3 weeks and then suddenly type like i’m being hunted by god

the gods meet in the morning to decide my symptoms for the day: fatigue? of course, make it crushing when she wakes, but let it fade in a few hours. completely? no, but enough to give her hope. and leave it like that until evening? no, we can start to increase it again when she goes downstairs. what about pain? only in the forehead to start with, like a tightness she can't place. then we could give her a headache that won't go away no matter what she takes? excellent, and let's make her head tingle. with ringing in ears? naturally, but only in the silence. what if she tries to listen to music? we make her ears rattle, and she will feel too sick to continue, as if the flu has taken hold. do her eyes hurt? they are dry, and they ache when she moves them. we could make her throat hurt, like a knife digging into the side? i like it, but only when she closes her eyes, to prevent too much rest. if she tries to walk? she will grow breathless, and her heart will erupt with beating. and all that until nightfall? all that until nightfall. and should we then let her sleep? no.

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sending love, support, and 50 quid to disabled people with these hell symptoms:

chronic nausea

itch

numbness!!! fuck this guy

the tingles

when ur head feels so weird or woozy it's like ur a funko pop

vertigo

the tingles part two: in your teeth this time

light sensitivity

nausea again bc it sucks

heartburn

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What pisses me off the most is how hypocritical people are when it comes to disabilities, if you complain, you need to suck it up, if you stay silent, suddenly your pain/challenges disappear.

I am well aware I'm "lucky" to be able to do the things I can do, but just because I can do something certainly does not mean I should or that it won't cost me

When I was a kid at some summer camp, they had a children's wheelchair in the play hospital, and I decided to sit in it for whatever reason. Anyway, a while later, I was still wheeling around because my hips felt better when I was sitting and not moving around. And suddenly now I could still move around while sitting, thus minimizing my pain. I was having a great time and none of the other kids wanted to use it, but then, of course, a teacher saw me and told me that I'm not supposed to use that anymore because it's only allowed in the play hospital.

And then, this is never brought up again, I was barely a kid how would I know that my legs shouldn't hurt when I walk, and even when I did bring it up I was always dismissed as just exaggerating or making it up. Which, mind you, was not a healthy mindset, I literally permanently fucked my knees because I was so scared of being yelled at for "faking" my pain. Had I had the confidence to tell someone that my knees were injured, I would be in so much less pain both today and back then.

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“A pop can tab opener? Who needs that?”

It’s not for you.

“Why would anyone get a hairdryer holder, just use your hands to hold it.”

It’s not for you.

“Portable collapsible stools are proof of how lazy this generation is getting.”

It’s not for you.

“A chord assist for a guitar? Why don’t people just use their fingers like everyone else?”

IT’S NOT FOR YOU.

Fun fact! Not everything is about or for you!

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