The Quiet That Counts
I’m sitting in a recliner, a fire murmuring behind me, and the Blue Ridge folded outside the window like a […]
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I Don’t Balance Writing and Parenting—I Let Both Burn While I Survive
If you’ve ever tried to write something meaningful while a teenager yells “What’s for dinner?” through the door, this one’s
I Am Not an Issue: A Fucking Response to My Psych Class 🖤🔥
This post is part of my series on authenticity, identity, and the cost of visibility. If you’re new here, start
Too Loud for Comfort: The Cost of Authenticity Nobody Warns You About
This post is part of my series on authenticity, identity, and the cost of visibility. If you’re new here, start
Two Months Quiet: What I Learned About Listening to Myself
“I disappeared for two months because I was drowning, and I’m done pretending that’s a metaphor.” August brought me 27
Life Unfiltered, Mental Health and Neurodivergence
Reflection: What July Taught Me About Balance, Writing, and Showing Up (Especially When the World Felt Like Too Much)
As July closed its chapter, I found myself sitting in the stillness—heart racing, mind spinning, body exhausted—trying to make sense
A Productivity Hack That Actually Works With My Brain
Introduction: I’ve tried everything—timers, to-do apps, bullet journals, color-coded calendars that looked like a unicorn exploded. None of it stuck.
Embracing Neurodivergent Teens: Real Talk & Tips for Support
Welcome to the Roller Coaster You’ve probably heard the term “neurodivergent” buzzing around lately. It’s a fancy way of saying
PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT: Pride Keychain
🌈 SPOTLIGHT TIME: The Pride Keychain 🔑Because subtlety is so last season. This bold little beauty isn’t just a keychain—it’s
Where the Hell Do You Get Your Ideas?
Ah, the eternal question. Right after “So, are you still writing that book?” and “How many personalities live in your