small story about typing quirks kinda

jolyne_irl 5/18/2021 06:04 am 2969

so basically i came across this incredibly intricate and extremely difficult to read quirk. it was posted on tiktok by one of those people who says "dont translate it it gives me trauma!!" people, and when someone called them out for having a quirk that was impossible to read they said they were "ableist for not liking their typing quirk". even though the person who was asking them to post translations was literally dyslexic and the OP (with the quirk) has in their bio that theyre not ND.

so is this a valid reason not to post translations? just curious

also someone asked me to post a translation for my typing quirk yesterday but i dont even have one i just dont use autocorrect

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May 18, 2021 9:06 am
@demigirl_disaster: $0, L1k3 th1$ 1$ f1n3?

(So like this is fine?)

May 18, 2021 9:08 am

@le_cl0s3ted_p3rs0n: thats fine for me, but others may have a hard time reading it, so its good that you translate yours!!

May 18, 2021 9:39 am

I don't like invalidating people's triggers, but that just sounds like a load of baloney. Plus they were ACTUALLY being ableist. If providing translations is triggering to them they just shouldn't be posting videos with text.