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Somewhere along the line, we started treating constant availability like a moral virtue. Spoiler: it’s not. You’re not Wi-Fi. You’re a human person with a nervous system, and it’s allowed to rest. Sometimes the healthiest thing you can do is vanish on purpose, ignore your inbox, and let the world survive without you for a minute. It will.

Pride isn’t just about rainbows or celebration. It’s about visibility, resistance, and survival in a world that still marginalizes queer lives. Even in places that claim to be safe, LGBTQ+ people are harassed, dismissed, and denied basic dignity. Pride is a reminder of our resilience, and of the right to simply exist and be protected.

Pride means more than fitting in – it means making space to exist as you are. Even if you’re quiet. Even if you’re not sure where you belong. Even if your story doesn’t look like anyone else’s. Especially then.

Mental Health Awareness Month is here, and everything’s still on fire. This is what mental health really looks like when the alarms are going off and no one’s calling the fire department. If all you can do is survive, that’s not failure, it’s resistance. Welcome to May.

Forget the polished slogans and stock photos. This blog post is a candid dive into what Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion truly mean when stripped of corporate jargon. It’s about real people, real conversations, and the messy, meaningful work of making everyone feel seen and heard.

A follow-up to my first post for Autism Awareness Month. I didn’t expect people to actually read it. And yet… here we are.

The diagnosis didn’t change who I am, but it explained why I operate the way I do — and why certain things that seem easy for others feel like running a marathon in clown shoes for me.