Haven't posted shit in a year, but I thought I would try and dip my toe into dnp twitter.
I will not be doing that again (no one was mean I just embarrassed myself as per usual)
@rorojojo07 @chickadi I wasn't clear, sorry, let me try and back track.
I know my sleeping arrangements aren't really normal, and I'm cool with that. But I think it's really nice that other people (who have sleep problems that I've also experienced) choose to make it work when they don't have to.
@chickadi (especially if you're like me and your spouse's snoring leaks into your night terrors and makes you think there is a terrifying monster in the room. All this to say, Dan is a stronger man than I)
@chickadi "that's so normal that's what couples do"
One of them has night terrors and the other snores like a feral hog!! That is a hard situation to make work without having different bedrooms
The autistic urge to not register red flags as red flags because you’re so used to people misinterpreting your harmless behaviours and you don’t want to do that to anyone else, so you go *overboard* trying to find acceptable explanations for other people’s unacceptable behaviour.
When “free Brittany” was happening, people pushed back when disabled people said that advocacy needed to be centered around “no one should be treated this way” and not “Just Brittany because she’s not actually disabled.”
This is why.
Across the world ableist systems can be