This blog exists at the intersection of personal story and professional insight. A place where we can explore identity, sexuality, neurodivergence, and the quiet power of self-understanding.
This is a space of shared stories, soft landings, and collective becoming. A space to honour what it took to survive — and celebrate who you've always been beneath the folds.
My writing centers the lived experiences of Autistic women diagnosed later in life. Through narrative, therapeutic reflection, and advocacy, exploring the lifelong impact of autism.
This space is created for Late-Diagnosed Autistic Women. Whether your diagnosis came in your 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, beyond—or you’re just beginning to question—you're welcome here. You'll find connection, reflection, and neurodivergent-affirming resources to support your journey. Through shared stories, self-exploration, and compassionate insight, we dive into masking, identity, relationships, sensory experiences, and the powerful process of becoming who you’ve always been.
