Unfortunately I don't have the energy to put together some info for the mega this week, hopefully I can pull together something for next week though. As always, we ask that in order to participate in the weekly megathread, one self-identifies as some form of disabled, which is broadly defined in the community sidebar:
"Disability" is an umbrella term which encompasses physical disabilities, emotional/psychiatric disabilities, neurodivergence, intellectual/developmental disabilities, sensory disabilities, invisible disabilities, and more. You do not have to have an official diagnosis to consider yourself disabled.
Mask up, love one another, and stay alive for one more week.
An important point. I didn't mean to imply that so I've frontloaded the qualifying term and made it so it's very clear that I'm talking about my personal relationship to my own gender with:
Does that read better?
E: There was also another sentence that I wrote poorly and that didn't notice the implications of so I've rewritten it to be very explicit about me talking only about my own experience.
Yup.
Thanks for having my back!
I'm terrible with proofreading my writing lol. I try, I genuinely do try, but goddamn does my mind wander often. I swear every second comment I write on here is edited after I post it because I've made some silly mistake with spelling or grammar along the way. I'm especially bad with changing my phrasing halfway through a sentence and leaving the first half's grammar going one direction and the second half's going in a completely different direction. Good thing it's Hexbear and not an English exam.
Oh I know that. Both the editing after and the rewriting sentences (somehow always leaving an extra word in the middle of the sentence??)
Also I decided that enbie is a much cuter spelling so I'm using that when I refer to myself as enby.
Shhh, no don't - you're gonna embarrass me. I do this so, so often it's not even funny.
I meant I also do those things, if you think I meant I had seen you do them.
It's okay, I was just being silly. I wasn't really feeling embarrassed.
To be honest, I can't recall seeing a single error in any of your comments. There's probably something in there about us having a tendency to be our own worst critics.