Ugh I’ll be fine after today but I s2g dropping my birds off at any boarder is so hard. I can’t wait for the day where they’re fully trained and I can just take them anywhere.
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Things I laughed uncontrollably at for way longer than I should have part 373668828 Look at this angry ass bowling pin www.reddit.com/r/cockatiel/...
He is angry bc I took away the cheese puff he was eatingExplore this post and more from the cockatiel communitywww.reddit.comWhy are these all so relatable I say as if I don’t have autism testing next month
The Daily TismAn autistic woman who habitually apologises to furniture when she accidentally bumps into it becomes a sadistic bloodthirsty monster when unleashed onto video games, sources report.
Not for nothing but I’d argue that you’re not happy because this stupid ass article could have been a conversation you had with one of those friends instead of annoying the wider internet about it and yet here you are This is shit you couldnt waterboard out of me lmao
Michael HobbesAs usual, it's basically an extended whine about how the author feels attacked by a societal discourse that doesn't apply to him. If you are fulfilled in your friendships that is great! But some men clearly aren't and that's what people are talking about when they discuss male loneliness.
I didn’t go through ABA but I can speak to how shit these lessons are Like when I was living alone I was a shell really. I wore a gilded veneer of functionality and normalcy but behind it was a mountain of detritus and suffering and burnout.
The Autistic Coach | Mati (he/they)The tragedy of ABA isn’t only what it does to autistic children. It’s what it teaches the adults around them. That distress is acceptable if it produces compliance. That looking normal matters more than feeling safe. That an autistic body belongs to everyone except the autistic person.