This raises so many questions. It's an... interesting mode of transit. You'd have to be beyond drunk to choose cramming your adult ass into a kids' toy over walking. Honestly, I could 100% see Alex doing this if she was physically able.
You can’t fine a horse or send them to jail though—no thumbs, no job. Gotta go after the rider lol
A girl I grew up with used to ride to school on a motorized cooler. She would stick her backpack in the cooler and sit astride it and off she’d zoom. She had her license and even had access to a car but she loved how irrationally angry it made people that she chose to drive a cooler instead. She’d lock it up in the bike rack area next to all the normal bikes. I think if Alex would have been born normal, she probably still would have her same “fuck you I do what I want” kind of attitude.
If you’re not buying a beer for your horse after it walked you all the way to the dive bar, you’re a bad friend. And Willie will give you a nasty look, which is even worse.
Well, that cooler has more utility than a power wheels. It can store food and drinks and keep them cool. I imagine sitting on that thing was more comfortable than cramming oneself into a toy car.
Oh I get the reasoning, I'm just saying that logically, if the point is to protect others, she could do a lot more damage with that chair. But I understand it's not an apt comparison since she HAS to be in the chair. She could still really hurt some people, though.
And still dsp will outlive them all
That's one reason I'm glad Ari doesn't live with her. Alex could easily kill her with that thing.
Alex desperately wants the world to believe she - and all of the disabled people she lumps together - can live the same life as able-bodied people. Some disabled people can live relatively normal lives - gonna use Meg as an example again - but some just can't and there is nothing wrong with that. I'm used to seeing shows like Echo showing unrealistic worlds where society bends over backwards to accommodate disabilities and showing disabled people living unrealistically normal lives. It's so weird seeing a real disabled person trying to play into that fantasy.
Her hair looks like shit and she has no sunscreen on. Maybe another Care.com carer bailed on her? That’s a stroller wheel behind her, so I hope that Noah at least put sunscreen on his extremely fair baby girl even if he couldn’t bring himself to touch Alex’s leather.
I think it’s a sideways photo of her collarbone area. With the crease being her armpit. Her tits don’t exist/lay where they should, so the chest looks uncanny and flat.
What does she even do between carers? I doubt they give a 2 week notice. Now she can call Noah, but what about before? What's the average tenure for her carers?
It's like looking at Tess Holliday's new tattoos - a guessing game of "what body part am I looking at?"
Yeah I also vote for sternum. I think she's advertising that you can see her tan lines in full at OnlyFans. Which, like, maybe. But she's pretty much the color and texture of calfskin leather all over.
It's the top half of her tit triangle/trash human being bikini tan.
I also like how she said, “she helped me meal prep a bit.”
It's that sense of entitlement. Her parents cared for her when she was a kid because that's in the job description. She could be as much of a brat as she wanted and her parents had a duty to care for her. Now she's an adult and doesn't understand that she is not entitled to have someone care for her. Caregivers are wonderful to have, but she's not entitled to one. You're their employer. They have as much of a right to quit as any other person working any other job.
