Anyone who regularly removes body hair will know just how much of a pain it is, both in the literal and metaphorical sense. Regardless of the method…… Read more “Why I No Longer Shave My Legs.”
Tag: Disability
The Diagnosis Paradox.
Since I’m married to a philosophy graduate, it perhaps comes as no surprise that I am fond of a good paradox. Substitute the wooden planks of the…… Read more “The Diagnosis Paradox.”
Normal Service Will Be Resumed.
The UK has been in and out of national lockdowns of varying degrees for over a year due to the coronavirus pandemic, with non-essential shops opening and…… Read more “Normal Service Will Be Resumed.”
DiceBreaker Debut.
DiceBreaker.com is a website and YouTube channel which features the latest in table-top gaming, and is part of the larger Gamer Network which includes the British video…… Read more “DiceBreaker Debut.”
Disability Positivity.
Recently, I’ve been reading Disability Visibility, a compilation of essays and articles from disabled writers and activists from across the globe, which were collected and edited into…… Read more “Disability Positivity.”
Showtime.
It’s commonplace to find Equality & Inclusion programmes in the modern workplace, & while to some they may seem to be a waste of time, they are…… Read more “Showtime.”
Roll Play.
When it comes to pen and paper tabletop gaming, there are two distinct types of player; those who create a character radically different from themselves, and those…… Read more “Roll Play.”
An Apple a Day.
There are lots of things we can attempt to try and keep ourselves in good health; eat a diet rich in fruits and vegetables which in turn…… Read more “An Apple a Day.”
The Electronic Society.
It always seems ironic to me when people complain about social media while using social media. Even the columnist writing their least original article ever relies on…… Read more “The Electronic Society.”
The R Word.
I’ve written previously about the language that should be used to address disability, most importantly saying the word disabled instead of one of its cringe-inducing euphemisms, but…… Read more “The R Word.”
Diary of a Disabled Person. 