Sparrowling 🪺

@thesparrowling.bsky.social

🐦‍⬛ Tori (Any Pronoun), 🇰🇷 🎨 Dark fantasy illustrator/comic artist. 🔥 Working on #tsdd #defydeathcomic, TBA 2026. ✨ Views my own. No A*I. Minors DNI. 🧳 https://linktr.ee/TheSparrowling?utm_source=linktree_admin_share

holy shit!! artists!!! you guys!! pinlite.app someone made a pinterest facade site that just strips away all the dumb bullshit and gives you only the images this is AMAAZINNNGGGG. Not to mention the web 1.0 grey and blue link vibe lol

screenshot of PinLite, a skin of pinterest that's just taken away all the bs and only shows the images, on a grey web 1.0 background

You can and likely will become disabled. Every single person you love can and likely will become disabled. It can happen at any time: car wreck, step off the curb wrong, body stops handling flu well. You should care about how disabled people are treated. Now.

Andrew Gurza@andrewgurza6.bsky.social · 2w ago

disability rights (or the lack of them) will be your rights one day. and yes, I say this to absolutely scare you into thinking about disability. What rights will you want? Think about that.

Everyone should be fighting for Universal Healthcare and disability rights. Health is fragile. You can become disabled or chronically ill in an instant. It’s not a moral failing. It can wipe out your savings and leave you destitute. Healthcare is a basic human right.

context. sentiment. inferences. People seriously cannot do these things anymore. That’s why they angrily demand you spell out every joke, every reference, super duper promise you mean something only this one prescribed way. They cannot do it for themselves or tolerate the any ambiguity.

Julie S. Lalonde@julieslalonde.bsky.social · 3w ago

The literacy crisis is not just referring to people's ability to literally read and write. It's also people's inability to read for context. I've been a public educator for over 20 years and I have never, ever seen it this bad.

If you are in a doctors office coughing up a lung put on a damn mask. I just said aloud “can the person who’s coughing please put on a mask?” And while the person claimed “it’s just allergies” she did indeed do as I asked & went up to put on a mask. Imagine if receptionists had asked her immediatly?

The entire thing exists solely to paint marginalized people and those who mask as hysterical weirdos. There is absolutely no reason whatsoever for a national publication to be covering a teeny tiny local community scuffle.

Hey so uhhhhh that Boston Globe story about the lesbian bar relaxing its covid rules is an *absolute fucking hit piece* targeting the disabled, chronically ill, and covid-conscious and it would be great if folks sharing and joking about it could recognize that framing.