Stan and Kyle gave each other The Look. Now this is the type of content I want to see! Plus, he did seem upset when Stan and everyone left

I also like how in tfbw, Kyle tries to convince Stan to come back on their team and both of them looked so sad during the exchange to not be together.

silvandar:

jiho:

jiho:

can you guys reblog this and tag what job you have in your fantasy life? I’m a singer + actress in mine lol

so many people misunderstand this post, I don’t mean your dream job I mean what job do you have inside your head? like in your imaginary world you’ve created

Writer and artist. Also, what you’re describing is called a paracosm, and is actually relatively rare. It’s quite a long way beyond a fantasy or daydream, and most people will never experience it.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paracosm

Oh man, depends on which fantasy, but usually I am rich and powerful, so like hell if I need a job lol.

Though, usually, I do live in a castle like mansion that is in a forest or open field far away from civilization, with a crystal fortress in front of it, protecting the mansion. On either side of the mansion are two tall trees. In the front, there is a beautiful garden of wild flowers. The sky is so blue, a few clouds, with a nice breeze. Just a place where I can be free and healthy. I actually drew this in art therapy, I want to try and maybe draw it again, cause why not and add more detail, maybe:

In my other fantasy, pokemon is real and I am a Team Rocket field agent conpleting missions for Giovanni, lmao.

That or I am fighting this crooked world and trying to take over to establish a better kingdom that, of course, I will rule. I have my own crest and family crest.

I have no idea xD

princess-of-erebor1992:

sbroxman-autisticquestions:

I remember when I worked at McDonald’s. They knew I was autistic and indirectly mocked me for it. Whenever I was doing a task, one of the staff would intentionally baby-talk to me asking if I was supposed to be doing what I was doing. If I was slower doing a task, they’d mockingly say, “Let’s see if you can beat your record this time”, and I was yelled at because I was experiencing a shutdown

Now I’m working at a local pub. When I told them I’m autistic, they were super supportive. The boss told me I could come talk to her if I ever needed it, they apologised in advance if they ever had to yell loudly in the kitchen in case it startled me, they’ve been super helpful when I didn’t understand and have helped me when I was struggling with work

Treat disabled employees with respect. Just because we’re not neurotypical doesn’t mean we don’t understand what’s going on

And this is why I’d never make it in a “normal” job. I have too many triggers that would send me into a shutdown.

Yup and it sucks because society expects you to get an education and work, but it can be really difficult. Not to mention that a person NEEDS money in order to survive, but if you can’t work, well you’re screwed.

Sure, you can get some money from disability and other stuff, but sometimes that’s not enough and if you ever tried to push your physical and mental health by working, you can make your health worse, plus any help your receiving is usually automatically dropped. So, money is forever a problem and it’s become impossible to survive, let alone live in an ableist world that’s run on capitalism.

Sure, there are days when you might be okay going out without too much of a problem. But thebln, there are days when it’s too much. So, how do we go out and do ‘normal’ things when we just don’t know how our minds and body will react. It’s that same paralyzing fear that makes things impossible and makes things worse, if your body does give out like you feared would happen.

And let’s not forget the emotional pain of feeling like a conplete burden, usually to your loved ones. Because you see them work so hard and they’re usually the ones taking care of you to boot. It’s worse, if some of them just say, ‘Oh, you never do anything. Do something!’.

God, knows how, we, who are disabled, chronically, and mentally ill, wish we could ‘do something’. Anything would be better than being trapped at home all day, unable to do nothing. Feeling depressed and worthless. We wish we could also just ‘get over it’, but how can we when science and research has proven time and time again it is something literally imbalanced with our brains. No matter how mad you get, no matter how frusterated or disappointed, just remember if it’s ‘hard’ for you; imagine what it feels like for us who actually have to deal with being chronically/mentall ill/disabled.