Crystal Britt (she/her)

Also losing the routine-my autism would FLIP OUT

Neither did he. He was like “oh cool so Snap just kept quiet to keep taking in money.” He uses it to decompress too 😢

My husband almost had a heart attack just now over this. I’m so sorry 😭

Me just being queer.

Hi.

Queerness is a blessing.

It always has been and it always will be.

God is glad that you are queer and so am I. You make the world better as the gloriously queer wonder that you are.

The impact of your art reaches and impacts more than you’ll ever live to know. And that goes double if you have trolls or a negative inner voice. I’ll punch them for you. 👊🏼

In light of continuing to live in a dumpster fire of a timeline, I just want to encourage everyone to keep creating. Keep telling stories.

Idk yall. I believe in TTRPGs and I’m obsessed with DnD because of the profound impact it’s had on me, and i believe the power of storytelling might be one of The Answers.

In addition to all of the incredible writing, the cinematography is so millennial-core; it feels like crawling into a comfy nest of safety and certainty i can’t quite describe.

I’m not trans, but i deeply believe in people being allowed to live as their full expressed selves in order to live their healthiest lives. So i need to say “I Saw The TV Glow” is one of the best films I’ve seen in a LONG time.

living in uncertainty or “gray” areas is not only frustrating, but also doesn’t seem to be tolerable in many communal spaces when emotions and stress are high. Mostly, I’m just processing, but just in case you’re in a similar space right now I wanted to share. 4/4

i don’t know if there’s a minute of the day when I’m not worrying about if someone thinks I’m doing something the “right” way or not. I’m obsessed with moral perfectionism because my brain really likes black-and-white thinking. 3/4

this is so common in late-diagnosed adults. We have spent our whole lives, trying to understand and decode the neurotypical world around us. But ultimately the message we walked away with was that we are broken. 2/4

if you have a paralyzing fear of not ever being enough and ruminate on doing things "right," you may want to consider an ADHD or Autism eval. 🧵 1/4

as someone who was doxxed last week because i didn't promote local elections in an effort to keep my location somewhat private, i expected this kind of scapegoating when i was in the evangelical church, but sadly did not anticipate it from my local mutual aid group 🤷🏼‍♀️

therapy is political this is a story about social work, but really it's a story about advocacy.

Listen, therapists can keep the appearance that they believe all the "right" things, and still be a POS who agrees with all the recent Supreme Court decisions. #therapistsonbluesky

Deconstructing my own fatphobia in relation to my own body might, ironically, kill me. #justtherapistthings

A pile of wrapped shiny hard candies of all rainbow colors sit in a pile against a white wall.

It’s an art plaque that reads: Felix Gonzalez-Torres. American, born Cuba, 1957-1996. “Untitled” (Portrait of Ross in LA). Candies, in various colored wrappers, endless supply. Ideal weight 175 lbs. Felix Gonzalez-Torrez produced meaningful and restrained sculptural forms out of common materials. "Untitled" (Portrait of Ross in L.A.) consists of an ideal weight of 175 pounds of shiny, commercially distributed candy. The work's physical form and scale change with each display, affected by its placement in the gallery as well as audience interactions. Regardless of its physical shape, the label lists its ideal weight, likely corresponding to the average body weight of an adult male, or perhaps the ideal weight of the subject referred to in the title, Ross Laycock, the artist's partner who died of complications from AIDS in 1991, as did Gonzalez-Torres in 1996. As visitors take candy, the configuration changes, linking the participatory action with loss-even though the work holds the pote

Crystal’s hand holds a purple wrapped candy.

A multicolored like of candy lays in a pile against a white wall.

I couldn’t believe I got to see this installation last weekend at the Chicago Art Institute. It was so moving.

Hello!!

Being ND with ND kids is a special kind of trial by fire that i can’t explain to NTs.

YES!!! Video game therapy is my FAVE