Advocating Autonomy
Pauline HarleyWriting and visual work shaped by transition, autonomy, and lived experience.
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Reality Is the Station We All Arrive At Eventually
Reality.
Nobody tells you about this part.
Today I feel like a slow-moving train while everyone else is travelling in the opposite direction. As many know from my writing, my father died in January. For the last few years of his life, and...
Reading Plato Through Grief, Conditioning, Consciousness, and the Ethics of Knowledge
Image by Noelle Rebekah on Unsplash
I recently began Ted Gioia’s 52-week immersive humanities reading project. What I expected to be a structured intellectual exercise has quickly become something far more reflective, existential, and unex...
The Graceful Privilege of Going Slowly
Photo by Daiga Ellaby on Unsplash.
We tend to associate slowness with decline as we age — something to resist, something to fix.
But that assumption is too narrow.
There is a graceful privilege in being able to do things slowly...
Where is Joy?
Firstly, I’m still here. Hello. It’s been nearly a year since I last wrote here.
One of my last long-form posts, for context, sat in a place of misalignment and attempted realignment. At the time, my father’s health was declining, my own w...
Layers That Don’t Always Protect
Who knew a washing capsule box could unbox dirty laundry that needed airing?
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Sometimes life's protective layers aren't just phys...
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Formerly consulting across neurodivergence and workplace wellbeing, with work published in The Irish Times and The Independent. Now writing from a period of grief, life transitions and recalibration.
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