A Monotropic Mind
…With a Monotropic Relational Field – I grew up learning to live inside my own mind long before I learned to live in the world. It wasn’t a choice. It was the only place that stayed still long enough for …
…With a Monotropic Relational Field – I grew up learning to live inside my own mind long before I learned to live in the world. It wasn’t a choice. It was the only place that stayed still long enough for …
A Study in Pattern and Longing There are parts of my life I don’t write about often — the private, interior experiences that shaped me quietly, without an audience. This piece comes from that place. It isn’t about theory or …
I exist like a singularity pressed into the center of my own universe — dense with feeling, dense with memory, dense with every unspoken thing that never found a place to land. Around me, the galaxy turns in its impossible …
I’ve spent so long talking about elements, using them as a lens to understand our core selves—not as a simple quiz that assigns you an element based on your birth month or year. While those factors may play a role, …
Author’s Note — 2026: This piece was written the night before I earned my doctorate, in August of 2020. I hid it for years after my divorce because the story felt too entangled with a life I no longer lived. …
This is the beginning of my story. I could regale you with facts, instead I’m going to tell you a campfire tale. As I tell this story, I may tend to sound very fantastical. When I am becoming fantastical, it …
I hear myself saying this often these days. I have many ways of describing my experience, and sometimes, that means thinking way outside of the box for anyone in their “right” mind. I suppose it just depends on what you …