About
There’s a particular exhaustion that comes from performing normalcy. The energy it takes to mask, translate, and file down your edges to fit. For those of us living at the intersection of identities—neurodivergent, queer, survivor—it feels like you’re perpetually translating yourself for the world’s comfort. Maybe you’ve been called “too much” or “too sensitive.” Maybe you’ve started to wonder if the problem isn’t you, but a world unable to make space for your truth. Here, your story, in all its complexity, makes sense. Here, you can stop performing and start belonging.
