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The Mystery of the Chair That Holds All the Clothes
I never thought a chair full of clothes would make me think so much about who I used to be and who I am now. What started as a simple pile of laundry…
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What AuDHD Looks Like in My Everyday Life
What does AuDHD really look like in everyday life? In this personal episode, I share my experiences with sensory overload, executive dysfunction, hyperfocus, social exhaustion, and learning to understand my brain instead of…
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How Anxiety Changes the Way You See Yourself
I treated every anxious thought like it was a warning I needed to listen to. I thought my brain was protecting me. But I’ve started realizing that anxiety doesn’t always tell the truth.…
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The BBQ Garlic Ribs Were Great. The Company Was Better.
A backyard BBQ with cousins turns into something more than a meal. Between BBQ garlic ribs, shared laughter, and a long evening that stretches past dinner, I find myself realizing something I didn’t…
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The Mental Exhaustion of Overanalyzing Every Social Interaction
I don’t think people realize how exhausting it is to constantly think about how you’re coming across. To be in a conversation… while also watching yourself have it.
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Why Routine Changes Feel So Overwhelming When You’re Neurodivergent
For many neurodivergent people, small changes don’t feel small at all. In this personal post, I reflect on how disrupted routines, broken traditions, and unexpected shifts can trigger anxiety, overwhelm, and emotional dysregulation—and…
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The Invisible Struggle: Coping with Emotional Exhaustion and Hidden Burnout
There’s a kind of exhaustion that doesn’t always look like exhaustion. It doesn’t always look like tears, canceled plans, or staying in bed all day. Sometimes it looks like getting up anyway, getting into your…
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The Truth About Creativity: Beyond Perfectionism
For most of my life, I believed creativity had to be perfect to be worth sharing. I thought that if I made something clumsy or lackluster, I would be shamed for it. I…
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Post-Vacation Blues: Coming Home After an Amazing Trip
Do you ever get post-vacation blues? I certainly do. For me, there’s nothing like going on vacation—exploring new places, trying new things, and spending time with loved ones. But when it ends, I…
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The Loneliness of the Observant: Navigating Social Dynamics
I’ve always been a very intuitive and observant person. I’m the one who notices a jaw tighten or an eye roll before anyone utters a word. The one who can feel the underlying…
