Tyler Earls

Software Engineer | Songwriter @cuckooandbirds | Star Trek fan

[Tyler Earls @taearls]

This app is a desolate wasteland. I'm moving permanently to Bluesky. Follow me there https://t.co/yBLcimspTz

[TheDisabilityEnthusiast @twitchyspoonie]

I can't take leftists seriously who talk about how we need to learn to be in community together, but they never acknowledge the pandemic. Like your community is going missing bc you don't mask & abandon people who become chronically ill.

[COCO @TWOTIMESABITCH]

that’s rape culture, actually. nobody is entitled to your body other in relationship or otherwise. are y’all okay???

[Katie Halper @kthalps]

You can’t think what the Nazis did was bad but what Israel is doing is ok unless you engage in the kind of dehumanization the Nazis did.

[Tyler Earls @taearls]

This resonates so much with my experience

[Nicole Filippone, Autistic Advocate & Author @sensorystories_]

3 reasons I used to drink as a neurodivergent person and the #1 reason I chose to stop drinking (for good)...

1. To quiet my mind. As an autistic person, my brain feels like it's constantly "on." Alcohol would slow it down, and give me a break from my own thoughts.

[a n n a @hi_its_annaleah]

"Not all the people who are nice to you have good intentions."

me, one autistic person with complex trauma: 🤯

[Tyler Earls @taearls]

"Mildly Autistic men" fuck you.

[Tyler Earls @taearls]

The overwhelming majority of healthcare workers don't wear masks. Sorry your job sucks but I can't sympathize with people who gave my grandpa covid for no reason after his stroke and didn't take accountability.

[Tyler Earls @taearls]

My hot take is that nonalcoholic substitutes aren't a sustainable solution. If I engage in all the social rituals of drinking minus alcohol, that is just one moment of weakness away from relapse.

[joni ✵ @spideysbrie]

I’m gonna need people to understand why he created a non-alcoholic beer. not everyone wants to drink actual alcoholic, especially if someone suffered from alcoholism.

[buhle_matsha @buhle_matsha]

I can assure you. Confidently. Without a shadow of a doubt. Many adults view a child's questioning as disrespect. Regardless of how that question is posed. So, there's that too...

[Your Fav Disabled Hottie❤️‍🔥 @nilanmorton]

Some people are finding it weird that me, a disabled woman, have a sex life.

The reason why I share my experiences is bc ableds still think disabled people don’t or shouldn’t have sex. Denying disabled people our sexual identity and humanity is rooted in eugenic ideology.

[Tyler Earls @taearls]

Alienating

[Brittany L. Shelton 💜 @_BLShelton]

Describe how #sobriety
feels to you right now,
using ONE word:

[Tyler Earls @taearls]

This is really weird and cringe. Leave Chappell Roan alone

[Han 🖤 CHECK PINNED! @spoonfulofhan]

THIS. “High functioning” is a term created by non-disabled people. It just means that it’s “less annoying” and easier for THEM to deal with, not that it’s easier for YOU to live with.

[The Tax Collector Man @coolgoblinzone]

you actually have a number of options but most of them will involve reading a book. i’m sorry you had to find out this way

[Humanoid History @HumanoidHistory]

"Star Trek: The Next Generation" premiered on this day in 1987.

[Tyler Earls @taearls]

Help! I'm being perceived!!

[Autistic Lauren 🏳️‍⚧️ 🏳️‍🌈 @Autistic_Lauren]

The Autistic Paradox: When people have always seen you as strange or weird. But when you tell them you're autistic, suddenly they claim you can't be because you're "too normal"

[Ben Crew @BenjaminCrew1]

The conversation about A.I. begins and ends with the Spongebob episode where King Neptune mass produces hundreds of disgusting Krabby Patties through magic and Spongebob handmakes one delicious Krabby Patty with love