PGP / SPD My story:

They fkd it up... Y'all keep fkn shid up... And I literally don't understand you?! Screenshot that shows swil from swil's edition, approaching K•Doll despite his recent negatively worded and falsified posts claiming otherwise, saying K•Doll is a problem, and exacerbating abuse all whilst he claimed he'd keep her safe on his show. Note to the haters: You tell people to be REAL, but apparently I'm not allowed to be MY real?! Yet anything else would be fake, wouldn't it?! You demand accountability but don't hold yourselves to those same standards. You advocate for your own disabilities but fail to recognise, understand or support people whose disabilities are different from yours. You preach family, loyalty, acceptance and belonging, yet participate in bullying, dog-piling, exclusion and hate. And we're losing homies DAILY. Don't you think that could be part of the problem? Do you really wanna be everyone's enemy? Even people that WERE and ARE in yo...

 🦿♿ UNDERSTANDING LIMB LOSS, AMPUTATION & LIMB DIFFERENCES Did you know that not everyone with a missing limb uses a prosthetic, not everyone who uses a prosthetic can walk comfortably, and some people experience pain in limbs that are no longer physically present? Limb loss and limb differences are frequently misunderstood. Society often focuses on what someone has lost rather than recognising their individuality, autonomy, abilities and the barriers they encounter. Let's explore the terminology, science and accessibility issues. 🧠 WHAT IS LIMB LOSS? Limb loss refers to the absence of all or part of an arm, leg, hand, foot or other extremity. This can occur through surgical amputation, traumatic injury or other circumstances. A limb difference is a broader term that can also include congenital differences in limb formation. Some people are born without part of a limb, while others experience limb loss later in life. These experiences are not identical. 🔍 TYPES OF AMPUTATION...

🦻♿ UNDERSTANDING DEAFNESS, HEARING LOSS & DEAF CULTURE Did you know that not all deaf people use sign language, not everyone with hearing loss wears hearing aids, and being deaf doesn't automatically mean someone cannot speak? Deafness and hearing loss are frequently misunderstood, particularly when it comes to communication, identity and accessibility. Let's explore the science, terminology and social barriers. 🔊 WHAT IS DEAFNESS? Deafness describes significant hearing loss, although individual hearing experiences vary considerably. Hearing loss can be: • Mild — difficulty hearing quieter sounds or understanding speech in certain environments. • Moderate — difficulty hearing conversational speech without support. • Severe — difficulty hearing many speech sounds. • Profound — very limited access to sound through hearing alone. • Unilateral — affecting one ear. • Bilateral — affecting both ears. Hearing loss may be present from birth, develop gradually or occur suddenly. ...

👁️♿ UNDERSTANDING BLINDNESS, SIGHT LOSS & VISUAL DISABILITIES Did you know that being legally blind doesn't necessarily mean someone cannot see anything at all? Blindness and sight loss are widely misunderstood, and many assumptions about how blind and partially sighted people experience the world are inaccurate. Let's explore the terminology, science and accessibility barriers. 🔍 WHAT IS BLINDNESS? Blindness refers to severe visual impairment that significantly affects a person's sight. However, visual disabilities exist across a spectrum. Someone may experience: • Total blindness — no perception of light. • Light perception — detecting light without being able to distinguish objects clearly. • Partial sight — reduced vision that may affect everyday activities. • Central vision loss — difficulty seeing objects directly ahead. • Peripheral vision loss — reduced vision around the edges of someone's visual field. • Blurred or distorted vision — difficulty interpreti...

🧠♿ UNDERSTANDING ADHD, AUTISM, OVERLAPPING DISABILITIES & SENSORY OVERLOAD Did you know someone can be highly knowledgeable, articulate and intelligent, yet suddenly struggle to remember information, answer a question or even speak? There are neurological, psychological and physiological reasons why this can happen. Let's explore some terminology and the science behind it. 🧩 ADHD — Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder ADHD is a neurodevelopmental condition affecting attention regulation, impulse control and executive functioning. Executive functions are cognitive processes that help us organise information, plan, concentrate, regulate our responses and complete tasks. ADHD can affect: • Working memory — holding and using information temporarily. • Attention regulation — directing and sustaining attention. • Information retrieval — accessing previously learned information. • Task switching — moving between different demands. • Inhibitory control — managing distractions and...

Music is emotional connection: Been working on a little something... 🃏🪓🖤 Not sure whether this is becoming a horrorcore track, spoken-word poetry or just another beautifully chaotic K•Doll brain dump. 🤣 Written Sunday 25 October 2026 at 23:25. It's raw, unfinished and completely personal. I've been DWTC since 1998, and this piece explores what the Joker's Cards and the Dark Carnival have meant to me emotionally throughout my life. It's about individuality, accountability, compassion, survival, community and remembering why we connected with the Carnival in the first place. There's anger in it, absolutely. But there's also love, reflection and a reminder that we can always choose to do better. I've woven in references to the decks, little Easter eggs and experiences that have shaped me. It's not written in chronological order because my connection to the Carnival isn't a memory test. It's personal. And perhaps my favourite question from the wh...