yes! thats something i couldn’t word, thank you its also frustrating because its an accurate and commonly used description but because it would sound ‘bad’ to people without said disability then it’s a terrible thing to phrase it that way. silly.

oh nooo someone used the words they had available to them to describe horrible symptoms oh nooo you think it sounds childish and pithy?? tough luck. get over your respectability politics and treat your peers’ language choices with respect

its one of those “haha oh that’d be awful, imagine… -wait hang on that really is it oh no”

it was assigned reading at uni, a nice break from the text/heavy textbooks and arguably a better medium to get the point across

did not know this existed, will be watching it

congrats!

the emoticons there in order were (L) (heart) ({) (hug arms pointing right) (}) (hug arms pointing left) (&) (dog)

i wont spoil it then! it was certainly goofy, thats a good word for it lol. i haven’t listened in a while but did a random scroll & stop to pick something and this was attempt 2. a good ‘random’ choice.

the plot twist floored me first time

it definitely knocked me out lol - i will say the one thing i learnt was that the later i took it, the worse getting up was. i think i was talking it about 9/10pm to wake up about 10am in the end & i was still kinda groggy.