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Examining the echoist, the empath and the love addict Photo by Maxim Kharkovsky on Unsplash Anyone can become a mark for a calculated narcissistic abuser, as they are highly skilled at manipulating all kinds of individuals, regardless of background, intelligence, strength, or social status. That many narcissists are initially very charming, funny, engaging, and even magnetic, makes […]

The eight strategies I use to cope with this lesser-known aspect of ADHD Continue reading on Invisible Illness »

What I discovered about trying too hard to heal as an autistic ADHDer Continue reading on Invisible Illness »

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For years, you lived for them. You bent over backward, seeking approval, sacrificing your needs to keep others happy. They used you, manipulated you, and never thought for a second that you’d wake up. But you did. Now, they watch in disbelief. They struggle to accept the new you — the version that prioritizes self-respect, boundaries, and self-love. They

A Love Story with a Bot Continue reading on Mindful Mental Health »

If you’re working from home or have an uninspiring office space at work, being productive can feel challenging. Here’s how to fix that. Continue reading on Mindful Mental Health »

Sometimes, we tell jokes not just to make people laugh, but also to hide the bitterness and hopelessness within ourselves Continue reading on Invisible Illness »

My Mom Tried to ‘Fix’ Me with Holy Water — She Didn’t Know I Was Autistic Turns out, holy water doesn’t cure autism. Photo by Hiki App on Unsplash One time, during a meltdown, my mom threw holy water on me. She didn’t know I was autistic — she just thought something was wrong with me. I was overwhelmed, spiraling in a way

Is acceptance any better? Continue reading on Invisible Illness »