Lisa The Riveter
@lisatheriveter.bsky.social
She/her. Bi. Textile queen. AFOL. PNW. Low vision/blind. Immune-suppressed. Chronically ill. Extremely sweary. Alt text for everyone! #alttext for my tutorials to learn how.
New here, long online.
New here, long online.
My partner stands close, touches me, etc. They’re allowed and know what I need. You don’t!
August 14, 2025 at 6:58 AM
My partner stands close, touches me, etc. They’re allowed and know what I need. You don’t!
How do you know why I use a cane? YOU DON’T!
Fortunately these rules apply anyway.
Respect my autonomy or expect me to react badly.
Fortunately these rules apply anyway.
Respect my autonomy or expect me to react badly.
August 14, 2025 at 6:51 AM
How do you know why I use a cane? YOU DON’T!
Fortunately these rules apply anyway.
Respect my autonomy or expect me to react badly.
Fortunately these rules apply anyway.
Respect my autonomy or expect me to react badly.
You SHOULD:
Say hello and where you are (in front of me, to my right, etc)
What you’re offering (a chair, escort/direction to a location, info about surroundings)
Accept my communicated choice to accept your offer or not
I know my body, you don’t. Being visibly disabled doesn’t remove autonomy. 🤬
Say hello and where you are (in front of me, to my right, etc)
What you’re offering (a chair, escort/direction to a location, info about surroundings)
Accept my communicated choice to accept your offer or not
I know my body, you don’t. Being visibly disabled doesn’t remove autonomy. 🤬
August 14, 2025 at 6:42 AM
You SHOULD:
Say hello and where you are (in front of me, to my right, etc)
What you’re offering (a chair, escort/direction to a location, info about surroundings)
Accept my communicated choice to accept your offer or not
I know my body, you don’t. Being visibly disabled doesn’t remove autonomy. 🤬
Say hello and where you are (in front of me, to my right, etc)
What you’re offering (a chair, escort/direction to a location, info about surroundings)
Accept my communicated choice to accept your offer or not
I know my body, you don’t. Being visibly disabled doesn’t remove autonomy. 🤬
We had a fantastic time! One of our friends is a serious lobster enthusiast, so the group went to celebrate a milestone birthday. Totally worth it!
August 5, 2025 at 4:55 PM
We had a fantastic time! One of our friends is a serious lobster enthusiast, so the group went to celebrate a milestone birthday. Totally worth it!