(NOT ATSV) my ideal miguel and miles friendship (bordering on enemies) dynamic is where Miles is sort of a Mean Girls figure where he’ll say the worst things to Miguel, who actually has no problems dishing that shit right back out, is usually too fed up or somewhere else mentally to reply. They fight a lot, more physically than verbally, usually in a slapstick comedy type of way. Miles is banned from Nueva York once a month and got a restraining order against Miguel in his own dimension. His parents fucking hate him and Miguel hates them right back. Rio has tried and failed to poison him via food and Jeff is considering hiring a hitman. Gabriel is beloved by them. Miles takes Miguel’s money at least twice a week to go spend it just because he can. Miguel has tried (and succeeded once) to get Miles sick with a future illness because he figured out the lesbian bar Miguel liked to perform at in drag. Miles has cried at least once in every room of Miguel’s apartment and Miguel has been confused on what to do each time besides an awkward hug and pat on the back. People are rightfully worried for Miles’s safety at least 80% of the time but when they aren’t they’re shaking their heads at the two’s antics. They need to be separated until they have a healthy “this is a grown ass man / this is stupid little girl i don’t like at work” relationship and it’ll take an act of god for either of them to realize their current one isn’t healthy at all and has extremely negative impacts on their mental state.
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whenever i see people go "well my [mental disability/illness] affects me the same way a physical disability does" i get so confused because then they just go in depth about how disabilities work. like no way! a disability disabled you? wacky bro. like why can't you acknowledge that different types of disabilities will have separate challenges, no one is saying you don't also get debilitated from doing things. as someone with physical and mental disabilities they have overlap (doy), sure, but theres so so many things that make them different in experience from how it affects you to the types of ableism and challenges you'll face, and to say "no actually i experience what you do and to say i don't is ableism" is so weird. like not everything is about you. listen to other disabled people's voices.
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No seriously, the people going "oh but they could've made Leah's braids blonde since they're braids and give her contacts and dyed Walker's hair black and then it would be perfect" need to go away. You really wanna beef over hair?? You want to force a child to commit to dyeing their hair every few weeks for who knows how long (because when you're blonde and you dye your hair black, your roots are very visible so they would have to dye his hair at an alarming rate) and you wanna keep saying the brains are wrong and she needs to commit to something uncomfortable just because you can't get past a description?? "Oh but it isn't book accurate" SHUT UP
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