First-person reflections, essays, and lived experience writing for, by, and with neurodivergent communities.
Come as you are, take what you need. I’ll be here.
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Featured Post
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I decided not to edit my old posts because I want those pieces to exist as a point in history in my life that I can learn from, and then compare all the writing after that led me back to who I truly am: Someone who does not care for convenience, in fact, adamantly refuses it. Call it resilience or stubbornness or PDA. If I am anything, it is staunchly resolute.
Neurodivergence: A built-in rubric for life
I absolutely cannot even pretend to care about performing (and proving to others that I am performing "well"), hustle culture, optimization, or what new productivity trend is circulating online. I have an innate and true system, it just took me 23 years to realize it.
Share Your Voice!
The Bouncy Brain is a space for curious, thoughtful, and often nonlinear minds. We are building a safe, neurodivergent-affirming space and we want to include your voice.
If you have insights, lived experience, reflections, creative ideas, or practical tools to share around neurodivergence, inclusion, or community care, we would love to hear from you.
All are welcome.
“Neurodivergent people aren’t broken — we’re brilliant. When we’re supported, we bring hyperfocus, creative problem-solving and loyalty to our work. But we can’t contribute if we’re pushed out before we’ve even been given a fair shot.”
— Tehnyat J. Sohail, The Salt Lake Tribune
A short data visualization story that brings awareness to how autism is shown across different genders.