AITA or Is It Just Autism?

I recounts experiences with familial misunderstanding regarding their autism and communication style. Despite attempts to clarify, their insights are often dismissed, revealing a lack of empathy. Navigating these challenges highlights the struggle between authenticity and societal expectations, advocating for a deeper understanding of neurodiversity.

Looking Back: A Mother’s Reflection

The author reflects on their journey as a mother amid struggles with undiagnosed autism, ADHD, OCD, and dyslexia. They express regret for perceived shortcomings and a desire to foster compassion and healing within their family. Through self-acceptance and personal growth, they aim to improve relationships and provide emotional space for their children.

Listening to the Spirits: How My Ancestors Called Me Home

There was a time when I thought I was just “imagining things”—a flicker in the corner of my eye, a voice that seemed to speak without a mouth, a whisper of warmth when no one else was in the room. As someone who’s always felt deeply connected to the unseen, I’ve known since I was…