while im at at? here are some more things non-psychotic people REALLY need to stop fucking doing:
- using the fucking “what if it was a mentally ill person’s fantasy the whole time?” trope.
- equating psychosis to violence because guess what? Those two things are usually unrelated.
- using psychosis as Angsty Ship Fuel Angst Because Psychotic People are Unworthy Of Love So It’s Angsty™
- Using psychosis to make ur characters “~~Edgy~~”
- Using psychosis to make ur plots “~~~Spicy~~~”
- Treating psychosis like a joke.
- Acting like there aren’t psychotic people out there, right now, consuming content, who are already demonized in their day to day lives over something they never asked for, things that are constantly misinterpreted to make some mediocre non-psychotic person’s media “”better”” and “”spookier”” for other mediocre non-psychotic nuerotypicals, who may see this shit and be further hurt by it.
- acting like people don;t abuse psychotic people for their psychosis.
- being fucking dicks about psychosis.
I encourage non psychotic people especially to reblog this.
Tag: ableism
hatred of disabled people doesn’t have to be blatant:
- complaining about “people who walk slowly”
- calling people with specific dietary restrictions needy/fakers/high-maintenance/etc.
- insinuating someone isn’t responsible if they’re “living in their parents’ basement”/some variation thereof
- insinuating that students with disabilities are actually “cashing in on special treatment”
- praising what are basically snuff films about disabled characters
- defending the casting of abled people for disabled roles
- defending paying us lower wages
*swoons at the accuracy*
HOSPITALS. ARE. ALREADY. REQUIRED. UNDER. LAW. TO. PROVIDE. LIFE. SAVING. EMERGENCY. CARE. REGARDLESS. OF. ABILITY. TO. PAY. OR. EVEN. CITIZENSHIP.
Stop acting like Americans have no access to emergency healthcare unless we socialize medicine.
IF. YOU. GO. AND. CAN’T. PAY. YOU’RE. STILL. THOUSANDS. IN. DEBT. THIS. IS. NOT. ACCESS.
This hospital in my city just threw out a homeless man
The hospital which took me in after I collapsed from the fist sized tumor over my heart, released me after refusing to diagnose it as cancer, which would have forced them to give me some kind of treatment. The doctor at the county hospital which took me in looked at their tests and said, “this is CLEARLY cancer, why didn’t they diagnose it? We can’t let you leave.”
Hospitals find ways when they want to, to avoid helping people when they want to.
“Oh that’s illegal, you should sue” “ with what money and how will I get the time and energy when I’m busy recovering from chemo?”
People who can’t afford treatment also can’t afford to protect their rights.
Absolutely this: “People who can’t afford treatment also can’t afford to protect their rights.”
“People who can’t afford treatment also can’t afford to protect their rights.”
let it sink in “People who can’t afford treatment also can’t afford to protect their rights.”
If it takes money to defend, it’s not a right anymore.
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concept: calling people who can’t get better “anti recovery” is cruel and wrong.
if I accept the fact I’ll never sprout feathers and wings and learn to fly like a bird instead of dreaming about flying all the time and getting suicidal over not being able to fly, am I “anti flight”??? yall are whack and devoid of compassion tbh
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