Annie in wonderland

This is a video that is pain full to watch back and it is for good reason, that I thought as a content creator I wouldn't fall for scams such as this one.  As a fairly famous mid level actor reached out to me through an new account on Intergram and  as the actor has a reputation for reaching out to fans we see that I thought it was , however we see that it was easy to see looking back how easily I was duped into thinking that it was the actor that I admire.  What set off red flags for my support team though was that it was a new IG account so it had now followers and no blue checks, it wasn't a platform that the person uses often and he is very anti social media.  As well as not responding to an email that I sent to him and then getting offended when I asked why he couldn't and his excuse was his management don't like him answering his own email's.  We see that this is a red flag as he could easily set up a Gmail account that is his personally for fan mail, however

This is such an interesting topic and I see this a lot in the Disability community that they are never happy and at times there are very good reasons for it like accessibility issues in the community they live in or for people to accept that they have a hidden disability and do need help to function.  I would also like to take the time to say that I see that he is controversial in the disability community because of his view on disability but we see that a is correct about what he is saying recently about disability is common sense at times and it is very often is taken out of context by bad faith actors and he has recently opened up about it as well, being "Cancelled," however we do see that people at times do want to accept what he is saying but are so far brainwashed that they can't see reason.   I have a post on it but he basically says to not let your disability become your excuse to find ways around it and sometimes it's a reason for the behaviours but if you ar

I am posting this the day before the official day morning and as we have seen so much coverage from death to HR Queen Elsbeth II's funeral and I wanted to revisit talking to people with intellectual disabilities about death.  I have some kid's books about death and it is a great opportunity to talk about death in a developmentally appropriate way, and the advice is to be direct and simple, and not use euphemism's about death, like they have gone to a farm, or crossed the rainbow bridge.  Also, I see that people can understand much more than they would admit.    These are some really great books aimed at kids depending on their mental capacity or using videos.  25 Children's Books That Explain Death And Grief To Kids | HuffPost Life I would also suggest giving the person time to grieve if it is someone close to them that they have lost and that they are also talking about that it's permanent and that to take them to the funeral.  I also suggest talking about appropri