@2busyforthishit Sim, “tenho autismo e por isso é cansativo socializar” é apenas um facto e explicação dada a alguém. É por causa deste tipo de takes que o episódio do ED me deixou desapontada, em vez de expor as ideias da Mafalda, apenas se fala de autismo sem conhecimento de base.
This show is one of the few examples in mainstream TV of the commodification of motherhood actually having a tangible negative effect on the psychology of the women involved (that isn't demonised by the narrative), and it's extremely refreshing.
@a_john@_adivorciada_ Percebo completamente é o peso da responsabilidade pelo futuro dos outros mas o erro não foi vosso. Sinceramente deviam corrigir o que podem num horário fixo mesmo em casa. As consequências devem ser apenas assumidas pelo ME.
@alicents_lawyer Since it is Philippa Goslett writing it too, it can happen but I am seeing it more in season 4. If it is like clexa an all out finale impact needs to be hyper dramatic.
Thank you HOTD for accurately representing the ancient sapphic courtship ritual of hovering awkwardly & hoping the other person makes the first move
autism. is a disorder. AUTISM is a DISORDER. Autism is a DISABILITY. Autism. DISABLES you. All three levels of autism are DISABLING. every single person diagnosed with autism is diagnosed with a DISORDER and a DISABILITY. don't fucking start this shit during Disability Pride Month when theyre trying to fucking institutionalize us. trying to separate autism from the rest of the disability community will not fucking save us and it most certainly will not save YOU.
@expresso Sinceramente isto da-me vontade de rir. Os 🤡 da seleção ganham bem mais que qualquer português médio, nunca na vida passaram metade das dificuldades e adversidades da maioria de nós. Não nos representam nem na ponta do cabelo.
@alicents_lawyer The writers already said in text, that both were created in a heavily controlled world in the court, of course they are bad at soldering or any type of physical violence. I mean the whole point is showing how who have no control over your upbringing.
I saw “Supergirl” in IMAX. It wasn’t a “superhero movie” about saving the Earth through self-sacrifice as “justice” confronts “evil.” It was a coming-of-age story about saving oneself, Kara, as she struggles with her own trauma. Structurally, it feels less like “Mad Max: Fury Road” (2015), where everyone is driven purely by survival instinct beyond notions of good and evil, and more like The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966), where heroes, villains, and scoundrels all converge.