Christmas ghosts complicate my time. They remind me things are not linear; time is tangled, circuitous; you can travel to any point in your life and wander a while. Read more
‘This Too Shall Pass’ And Other Christmas Miracles
Brain+Body
‘I Thought I Was Lazy’: The Invisible Struggle For Autistic Women
Adapting to daily life is not often factored into the diagnostic process for autism. It should be. Read more
When Dream Analysts Dream, What Do They Dream About?
How dream analysts tap into a higher — or deeper — relationship with the unconscious. Read more
Yes, Non-Binary People Experience Gender Dysphoria
‘I love my breasts most of the time, and I would never want them gone. But I absolutely do wish I could alternate genitals.’ Read more
Yes, Non-Binary People Experience Gender Dysphoria
‘I love my breasts most of the time, and I would never want them gone. But I absolutely do wish I could alternate genitals.’ Read more
The Magic Of My Mushrooms: A Depressive’s Journey To Microdosing
When it comes to health care in the U.S., you are diagnosed, placed in a box, and given the ‘right pills.’ But what if the pills don’t work? Read more
What Can Laughter Do For Social Justice?
Basic human biology makes humor an effective tool to fight oppression. Read more
When You’re On The Autistic Spectrum, Consent Is Complicated
How are autistic people meant to negotiate boundaries when they spend the vast majority of their lives having their own boundaries ignored, trampled, or ridiculed? Read more
I’m Tired Of Women Being Judged On Their Choice To Have Kids (Or Not)
What I want is for women’s choices regarding fertility to be supported, full stop. I want our privacy respected. Read more
How Our Conversation Around Breastfeeding Hurts Black Infants
For too long, the dialogue around breastfeeding has been a deeply privileged one that erases and ignores Black women. Read more