September 2018 – Page 50 – Harvest Guardian

ocheano:

justejauraisaimeetreprevenue:

don’t measure a woman’s worth by her clothes – terre des femmes

THIS NEEDS TO BE ADDRESSED SO FREAKING MUCH, TODAY PEOPLE CALLED ME WHORE BECAUSE I WAS WEARING A SKIRT AND WE ARE IN SUMMER, IT’S SO HOT IN THIS COUNTRY AND I HAVE TO USE PANTS SO GUYS DON’T GET ” DISTRACTED ”

respect girls

you may notice not one of those words is positive, not even neutral

its a game where there are no correct answers, just different ways to be told you are invalid, wrong, and should be ashamed. thats a shitty game to force people to play

elastigale:

mosellegreen:

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Not Elastigale but this post is still on-brand for Gail. :’)

chestnutisland:

*~*ChestnutFest!*~*

03; Frisky.

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genericdubstep:

Ahh, pride month! What a great month to remember that autistic LGBT+ people constantly suffers because of ableist neurotypicals excluding us from the community.

Autistic LGBT+ people exist and continually denying that is doing so much harm to us. Make your safe space available for all minorities and include neurodiverse people.

asdpositivity:

Today my mom told me that the way I stimmed embarrassed her because she said it “made me look autistic” but uh, I am autistic.

She prohibits me from discussing my diagnosis with anyone (I ignore this – I’m really open about my diagnosis at school and online) and not even my extended family knows. The one time that I brought it up, she told my family that I was lying.

Don’t teach your kids to be ashamed of their autism, or any other disability/disorder/illness that they may have. Trying to suppress it doesn’t make it go away. Trying to suppress it only hurts even more.

Once you help your kids know themselves and embrace themselves and all of their differences, you will help their world become a better place.

Please don’t teach your kids to be ashamed of their diagnosis. You can’t hide a part of them from the world for forever

dykeboots:

tbh the real advice I’d give to anyone is, do shit alone. go to a museum & go at your own pace & leave the instant you’re done. go somewhere you’ve never been and just wander around, duck into & out of places as it pleases you. linger as long as you’d like.