WolfHeartAurora
@wolfheartaurora.bsky.social
Disabled queer artist, walkability advocate, Magic player
EDS | ASD | ADHD | POTS
EDS | ASD | ADHD | POTS
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If you have a chronically ill person in your life - respect their autonomy over their body. Believe them when they say the hospital can’t help.
Have compassion for the fact that they live in a state of constant pain, fatigue & suffering that you can’t possibly understand /17
Have compassion for the fact that they live in a state of constant pain, fatigue & suffering that you can’t possibly understand /17
December 13, 2024 at 3:39 AM
If you have a chronically ill person in your life - respect their autonomy over their body. Believe them when they say the hospital can’t help.
Have compassion for the fact that they live in a state of constant pain, fatigue & suffering that you can’t possibly understand /17
Have compassion for the fact that they live in a state of constant pain, fatigue & suffering that you can’t possibly understand /17
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disabled people don't make enough money. I think we know this. What we may not know is how much stress, worry and fear - real fear - this puts on a disabled person. The emotional tolls of disability poverty go unspoken, and that is a big problem. We need to talk about it all the time.
December 10, 2024 at 3:57 PM
disabled people don't make enough money. I think we know this. What we may not know is how much stress, worry and fear - real fear - this puts on a disabled person. The emotional tolls of disability poverty go unspoken, and that is a big problem. We need to talk about it all the time.
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On a bike, you’re not hidden behind metal and glass, you’re a part of the world around you. This visibility fosters human connection, whether through a nod, a glance, or just being seen. It’s a reminder of shared spaces and shared humanity.
December 4, 2024 at 8:10 PM
On a bike, you’re not hidden behind metal and glass, you’re a part of the world around you. This visibility fosters human connection, whether through a nod, a glance, or just being seen. It’s a reminder of shared spaces and shared humanity.
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‘Why ride a bike in freezing snow to get groceries when you could drive?’
Because in a chaotic world, I crave moments of peace. Riding at night through a snowy, tranquil trail wasn’t just practical, it was grounding. I reconnected with nature, escaped the noise, and felt alive. That’s worth it.
Because in a chaotic world, I crave moments of peace. Riding at night through a snowy, tranquil trail wasn’t just practical, it was grounding. I reconnected with nature, escaped the noise, and felt alive. That’s worth it.
December 3, 2024 at 12:43 AM
‘Why ride a bike in freezing snow to get groceries when you could drive?’
Because in a chaotic world, I crave moments of peace. Riding at night through a snowy, tranquil trail wasn’t just practical, it was grounding. I reconnected with nature, escaped the noise, and felt alive. That’s worth it.
Because in a chaotic world, I crave moments of peace. Riding at night through a snowy, tranquil trail wasn’t just practical, it was grounding. I reconnected with nature, escaped the noise, and felt alive. That’s worth it.
got a cat a few days ago and he already so cuddly 😭 I love this bean
November 23, 2024 at 7:10 PM
got a cat a few days ago and he already so cuddly 😭 I love this bean
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I want to live somewhere that being on a cargo bike is unremarkable to people due to its normalcy.
Live photo of something that is no longer rare in Paris
November 23, 2024 at 3:42 PM
I want to live somewhere that being on a cargo bike is unremarkable to people due to its normalcy.
i see this on reddit and realized I actually really needed to hear it. maybe someone here does too.
November 21, 2024 at 4:09 AM
i see this on reddit and realized I actually really needed to hear it. maybe someone here does too.
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Forcing people to depend on 1 mode of #transportation for all their needs ISN'T #freedom!
True freedom of transportation means giving people real choices between different modes of travel.
From #bikes, to #transit, to #walking, or even #driving, people should be able to move about easily & freely!
True freedom of transportation means giving people real choices between different modes of travel.
From #bikes, to #transit, to #walking, or even #driving, people should be able to move about easily & freely!
November 20, 2024 at 11:09 PM
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It only takes one poorly designed road or street to strip people of their freedom to choose how they move, forcing them back into a car just to feel safe.
November 20, 2024 at 2:24 PM
It only takes one poorly designed road or street to strip people of their freedom to choose how they move, forcing them back into a car just to feel safe.
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"In a quality city, a person should be able to live their entire life without a car, and not feel deprived."
November 18, 2024 at 2:11 PM
"In a quality city, a person should be able to live their entire life without a car, and not feel deprived."
It's so disingenuous when the able-bodied use disability to defend car culture. My bicycle is a mobility aid; I would use it to go everywhere if things weren't built so far apart where I live.
November 19, 2024 at 12:40 AM
It's so disingenuous when the able-bodied use disability to defend car culture. My bicycle is a mobility aid; I would use it to go everywhere if things weren't built so far apart where I live.