
I deconstruct autistic burnout as a systemic failure, not a personal one, using Neuroanarchy and Chaos Magick to provide deep thinkers with tools to unmask, reclaim sovereignty, and build authentic new systems.
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I recently showed up to an intake video call missing my right hand.
I am a recent amputee. My remaining left hand was in a cast. I had just come out of a hospital situation, and it was meeting with t...
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I received my medical autism diagnosis virtually at the age of forty-two. Six years later, I am still unpacking the distinction between possessing an autistic neurology and being labeled with a psychiatric...
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In the current cultural zeitgeist, metabolic psychiatry is enjoying an unprecedented surge in mainstream visibility. High-profile figures like Robert F. Kennedy Jr. promise to overhaul the Department of Health an...
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For years, our culture has pushed a compliance-driven model of relationships, one built heavily on rewards, punishments, and an underlying current of shame and blame. When our children, partners, or aging...
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When a child turns eighteen, we are supposed to celebrate the “empty nest,” mourn our lost youth, and wave goodbye as they step into the real world.
But as the parent of a 13-year-old and an 18-year...
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Autistic amputee and homeschooling mom of two hailing from the birth place of freedom: Philadelphia.
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