nxptvne | selmo truther | NashPHIL

@nxptvne.bsky.social

| 22 | they/she/he | emo since 2016 | bi(polar/sexual) | neurodivergent with hEDS b/c God had to nerf me | psych major | FREE 🇵🇸 🇮🇷 🇸🇩 🇨🇩🇺🇦 | “in the face of extermination say FUCK YOU!” -Gerard Way | love my bf :3 | multifandom |

What if this isn’t food poisoning and I’m sick again 🧍🏻‍♀️ how the hell am I gonna get my professors to believe that I conveniently got a stomach virus right as I’m supposed to come back to school after my grandfather’s death especially when one was like “I need documentation for his death”

I’m going to have such a special appreciation for the light behind your eyes now. It was in fact after he died LITERALLY AS I WAS AT THE FUNERAL HOME VIEWING HIS BODY AND SAYING MY FINAL GOODBYE (he was cremated). The song is about saying goodbye to those you love. Like. Wow.

nxptvne | selmo truther | NashPHIL@nxptvne.bsky.social · 5d ago

I just found out MCR played the light behind your eyes for the first time last night. The night my grandfather died. Fuck.

Grief is so much more exhausting once you’re an adult because you’re expected to know things and you have to handle things and be able to help others grieve. I’ve been sleeping in the bed with my grandma on my grandpa’s side so she isn’t so lonely. It’s comforting but also saddening. I remember

This is shameful discriminatory and misogynistic reporting. People aren’t choosing disability to be “cool”. Young women don’t have to “prove” to you that they’re sick. Disability rates are skyrocketing because we’ve left a disabling virus rip through the population for over 6 years.

Photo from the telegraph. Red background with a roll of wheelchair stickers on white paper. Text reads “how having a disability became cool”