This post is my submission for March’s Blog Carnival of Mental Health, regarding the unique connection between my mental health, sexuality and its impact on my relationship. NOTE: This post is about the use of age play to recover and reclaim sexual assault. For victims and survivors of childhood sexual assault, age play is a [...]
By staticnonsense
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Posted in Blog Carnivals, Kinky Disability, mental health, personal
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Also tagged BDSM, blog carnivals, disability, kink, mental health, mental illness, neurodiversity, personal, relationships, sexuality
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As I sit here, occasionally wrapping my hands around the warm cup of my therapy latte, one of the nastier storms of the season pounds on the walls around me. The roads are slick and yet incredibly rough, seeing as I live on side roads where the ridges of snow left from the few passing [...]
Back in the day, on another server in the different era of patch 3.3.3a, we mained a Survival hunter. Or, well, one of us did. The rest of us didn’t find a whole lot of enjoyment in hunters, though the general knowledge and occasional gameplay would seep through. But for whatever reason, hunters were what [...]
By staticnonsense
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Posted in mental health, Of Video Games and Reclamation
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Also tagged disability, gaming, mental health, mental illness, multiplicity, neurodiversity, OCD, plurality, self acceptance, World of Warcraft
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Note: This post was originally posted on Questioning Transphobia. I’m cross-posting it here because what better way to get back into the swing of talking about trans issues than to blog about it? Or at least in my world. It’s what works for me, so I’mma do it. I’ve been avoiding the trans community for [...]
By staticnonsense
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Posted in ableism, cissexism, mental health
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Also tagged ableism, disability, mental health, mental illness, neurodiversity, psychophobia, QUILTBAG, schizotypy, self acceptance, social conflicts, trans erasure, trans issues
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Note: This is part two of two posts. As these are text-heavy and I’ll be providing transcripts, I’m separating each card into their own posts for easier access and readability. Also, yes I’m aware the beginning text is pretty much copy-paste. I’m short on time and spoons. Hope y’all understand. So instead of my typical [...]
Note: This is part one of two posts. As these are text-heavy and I’ll be providing transcripts, I’m separating each card into their own posts for easier access and readability. So instead of my typical letters for Dear World, I bring you plurality stereotyping bingo cards! Originally written by the Zyfron System, authors of the [...]
Since this seems to be a really popular topic for readers of my blog, I want to take a moment to expand on why the assumption that people or systems with Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) look like or are properly represented by the book and movie Sybil. Unfortunately, when I see or hear people talking [...]
I [1] have Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID). Before you start thinking about all that you know about the disorder or its American historical counterpart Multiple Personality Disorder, probably influenced by media portrayals such as that train wreak of a movie Sybil – stop. Now. These portrayals are so wrong and full of tropes it’s not [...]
