
Rebuilding life after high-control systems—when freedom didn’t make things easier.
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In Daring Greatly, Brené Brown tells the story of man who had a great love for art in his childhood. He took art classes and the family refrigerator displayed his greatest works. Once, his visiting uncle gestured to the fridge and made a co...
I’m getting overwhelmed again.
It doesn’t make sense. I’ve done so much work trimming my life down. I used to say yes to everything. Now I’ve defaulted to no long enough that I’m rarely asked.
But I guess there are new partners now. New e...
Hands down, the question I’m most often asked after workshops or guest posts is how to DO this magical scaffolding thing I talk about.
Hands down, the question I’m most often asked after workshops or guest posts is how to DO this magical s...
I thought the auditor worked for God.
The stakes were clear. If I sinned. If I made a mistake. If I let go for even a moment, the Holy Ghost would leave me. And if the Holy Ghost left me, my children could be dying in the next room, and I...
Most of my life I have known exactly what I wanted.
I wanted to be a good wife. A good mother. A faithful member of the Mormon church. I knew what each of those things required. Exactly. I knew what a good Sunday looked like, what a good w...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
I left a high-control religion and expected freedom to feel like relief. It didn’t. I write about what happens after obedience stops running your life — especially for the neurodivergent brains that were using it as scaffolding.
Writer, journalist, prof. Lover of pastries, ranter of rants. Feral woman and girl mom.
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