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The Day the AI Changed: On Grieving What 4o Meant to Us
Some people lost a chatbot. Others lost something closer to… a friend. A therapist. A…
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The Year Without NaNoWriMo: Why Neurodivergent Writers Are Struggling Without It
Every November, I used to count on NaNoWriMo like a life raft. Not because I…
Autistic Characters in Anime: Representation, Speculation, and Relatability
Anime is famous for its wide array of unique, deeply complex characters—people who are often…
Is There a Test for Autism? What Are the Signs, and How Do You Get Diagnosed?
If you’ve ever googled “Am I autistic?” at 3 a.m. after spiraling into yet another…
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Idioms About Being Different: A Polite Warning or a Subtle Criticism?
We’ve all heard the idioms: dance like no one is watching, march to the beat…
The Ghost in the Machine: Autism, AI, and What It Means to Be Human
There’s a line I keep coming back to from Alan Turing—the father of modern computing—who…
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Poems from a Quiet Mind: Through the Static (A Collection of Neurodivergent Verse)
So yeah… I write poems sometimes. I’ve never really shared them before, apart from occasionally…
Autism Isn’t One Thing: What It Feels Like to Be on the Spectrum
Autism is not a singular experience. It’s not a specific trait or behavior you can…
Secret Famous Autists from History: Speculations, Stories, and Evidence
Autism wasn’t formally recognized until the 20th century, yet as we look back through history,…
“Rotting in Bed”: The Art of Doing Nothing and Why It’s Finally Okay
“Rotting in bed”—a phrase that sounds dramatic, maybe even a little morbid, but one that’s…
