luxurylaw: She’s back for more…. @iamhalsey wearing @dolcegabbana #fLAWless

HALSEY and Alev.

via Alev Aydin — March 05, 2022.

HALSEY.

Instagram Stories — March 27, 2022.

HALSEY at the Vanity Fair Oscars party.

HALSEY at the Vanity Fair Oscars party.

HALSEY at the Vanity Fair Oscars party.

HALSEY at the Vanity Fair Oscars party.

HALSEY.

Instagram Stories — March 26, 2022.

iamhalsey: forbidden fruit with @aboutfacebeauty by @donslens

iamhalsey: orange u glad 2 see me?

Hi everyone, I hope all my fellow neurodivergent people are doing okay in this crazy world!

I got to take part in an interview for an app being developed that’s aiming to provide individualized tools for improving well-being and cognitive skills for neurodivergent children and young people. (And they used identity first language in the interview I participated in, woo!)

It’s called MindOpp and the pilot for the final stage of development will be starting soon, so if you’re interested in getting involved too, feel free to sign up here!

(I always love to see something for autistic people that actually asks autistic people what’s good for them! I hope that this can become something really helpful. :))

As an autistic adult I am so often caught between perceived capability and the support offered to me.

If I can act like other people, then I am expected to hold down a full time job, buy groceries and make a living.

If I show that I am struggling and show my autistic traits, I am offered fewer opportunities and people treat me as if I am not capable of the things that I would like to do.

We are constantly caught in a world where it is so hard to be comfortable in ourselves while living a life that doesn’t lead to burnout. So if you have autistic people in your life whether friends, work colleagues, children, etc, remember to ask what they want to do in life. Offer opportunities based on what they say about themselves, promote them for who they say they want to be and what they feel comfortable doing.

Try not to take take away opportunities from non-verbal or higher-support autistics and try not to suppress the support needs of autistics who are able to present themselves as more neurotypical.

Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk! Here’s to a world where autistic people can live their best lives. (p.s. I think we’re getting closer.)

I’ve been saying I wouldn’t use Tiktok!! But then I discovered how much of the autism community is on there..

I’ve made some videos already if anybody on there wants to check them out!

Hope you’re all doing okay! Also if you’re an autistic person with some videos I’d love to see them, so do reply with your username!

Reminiscing

I don’t wear diapers as much as I’d like to, but when I do I really enjoy it. I’m not into the adult baby side of the diaper community, but wearing diapers has allowed me to reminisce on some things from my childhood.

I don’t wet the bed anymore, fortunately, but sometimes the thought of waking up with a wet diaper gets me excited. So sometimes I’ll put on a diaper and then later go to bed with a soggy diap. Last night I did that, woke up in the middle of the night groggy and soggy and made myself get up and change my diaper.

Doing that was exciting and really made me reminisce on my childhood days of wearing pullups and having to change in the middle of the night.

Anyway, that’s my story for the day :)

wrdem:

Boys are still sending me dick pics. I will block you if you do that.