Radical Acceptance and Extreme Prioritisation
Getting ill changes your perspective on so many things. I’ve had to massively overhaul not just my life, but my entirely way of thinking. And in order to get anywhere Continue Reading →
Month: June 2016
It’s much worse than you thought
I finally got around to doing Stuff’s “Rich or Poor?” indicator. I mean, I had a pretty good idea that I’m poor. But my result “Your standard of living is Continue Reading →
Is your feminism ableist?
I want to talk about intersectional feminism with regards to people with disabilities. Being intersectional means caring about the rights of all women – women of colour, trans women, disabled women. Continue Reading →