Essays from an autistic transfemme educator navigating care, justice, and neurodivergence in a world not built for us. These monologues are offerings—gestalts that long for dialogue, held in AuDHD time.
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Short Talk: You Can Explain Yourself. Why Do You Need Help?
A short, frank talk about having my clear explanations used against my support needs. People see what I produce, not what it actually costs—or how much disabled people must accommodate the system simply to survive within it.
I can e...
Short Talk: When ‘Use Your Words’ Becomes a Threat
A short, frank talk about childhood toileting, sensory overload, and the repeated demand to ‘use your words’—how making help conditional on speech can become part of the cumulative trauma autistic adults still carry with us.
I need...
A World That Can Keep Holding
My leg is not healing, and navigating care consumes the little margin I have. Four autism papers help me ask what sustains us as we age—and whether recognition is followed by a world that can keep holding us.
My leg is not getting b...
Peer Review: Please Read the Things Being Cited
We treat “peer reviewed” as the gold standard of scholarly reliability. But what does that label actually guarantee when consequential claims can survive review even though the sources cited do not support them?
Beals, K., Bowen,...
Architectural: Epilogue–They Call Me Bitter
I wrote House Red before I had the language of architecture. The poem still holds. What has changed is what I can ask of it: what did we observe, what did we infer, and how did we mistake one for the other?
Introduction: An Old...
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Educator, Writer, System Disruptor | AuDHD GLP & Trans | Teaching & writing as resistance | She / Her | No Place for Autism, Holistic Language Instruction, Decolonising Language Education, Liminal Echoes, In the Stillness of Chaos
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