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chronoscompass imagine someone without allergies injecting themselves with an epipen and saying "I find that this did not help me therefor epipens are not helpful to people with allergies" this is basically the argument neurotypicals are making when they say fidgets don't actually help neurodivergent people or people with mental illness bc theyre "distracting or "don't relieve stress" or whatever they're argument may be. thatgirliwithadhd Person with 20/20 vision: *puts on my qlasses*wHoA! How do you even SEEEEE with these?!?!?" Me: I'm...nearsighted? Them: yeah but if I already have good vision shouldn't these just make me see even better? Me:... Me: that's not how this works Me: that's not how any of this works aqullacalvitium Thing to help disabled people: *exists" Ableists: Um YeA bUt It DoEsN't HeLd ME!1!1!1!1!l111 Kaylin Garcia Just now It is frustrating how often people view accessibility through their own lens. Just because a tool doesn't benefit someone who doesn't need it doesn't invalidate its purpose. Accommodations are meant for specific needs, not universal utility.

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