the veil
vōxAn artist writing about survival in fragile bodies and tender worlds. Chronic pain, grief, growth, and making meaning inside limitation. Disabled (hEDS & POTS), autistic, asexual.
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The Accommodation I Wanted Didn’t Exist
Last month I went to a festival for the first time in probably close to eight years, and afterward I felt like emotional ghosts were chasing me.
What I first thought was that I felt regret.
You see, a friend of mine was performing and I r...
I Thought Disability Made Me Harder to Love
Being loved by a disabled person is an honor, but disability can reshape romantic relationships in ways our culture rarely talks about. For this essay, I invited a handful of disabled writers and advocates whose work I deeply admire t...
I Didn’t Want To Call Myself Disabled
I want to start by acknowledging that my experience of disability is shaped by privilege. I’m white and my disability is mostly invisible. I can often choose when to disclose it and when not to. Many disabled people don’t have that option....
Not Queer Enough
It’s Pride Month, and despite being queer, it’s a month I’ve never connected with. As an asexual person, I feel like the last letter in the alphabet. An afterthought in the LGBTQIA acronym. I feel tacked on and misunderstood.
Never truly a...
I’m 38 and I Can’t Support Myself Anymore
Content Note: This essay includes discussion of disability, financial precarity, poverty, and distress related to inability to work.
I’m 38 years old and I just had to ask my mom if I could borrow money. Writing that email was enough...
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