chronic pain, mental illness, impostor syndrome, body

"if your condition stops you from doing something, then it is a disability.

if your condition makes it difficult for you to complete a task, then it is a disability.

dont let others tell you you "arent disabled enough" and invalidate your experience.

if your condition allows you to do something fine but then spend days or weeks in agony reconvering from it, then it is a disability.

just because you are "technically able" to do the thing, doesnt mean the consequences arent disabling.

also, a disability does not have to be 'everyday' to be a disability. even if you may have weeks or months between flare ups, your disability does not just disappear on the days you feel well. you should not feel guilty over having a 'good' day"

quiet bpd is so much worse than normal bpd, i hate it here

tag yourself, im tbh ttyl idk wtf & umm (its so fun y'all have no idea)

(waiting for the bpd creature to drop)

Hello, do you like my posts?

I'm not bottoming for any of you tho

I love you Huge Jackman

i think i should tell yall that wolverine was my first favorite superhero ever. does that say anything about me? maybe