The Internet was never real
It's always been a curated version of the human experience, something designed to sell a certain vision or impression, for one's own benefit.
On the need for speed
Today's society tends to expect everything on their own timeline, ignorant of what other's timelines may look like.
Don't celebrate this
Yesterday I posted about my two years of sobriety. Two years where I've not drunk alcohol. That's 731 days, a sobriety tracker on my phone happily chirps. But don't celebrate this.
On being believed
A short piece I wrote a while back on MCAS and the medical system failing you.
On being valued
What does it mean to be valued, have I found the right room?
On being slow
Okay, that was a lot!
Are you in the right room?
There's that question of "do people feel your absence in a room?" which can be a hard one to answer.
On Financial Insecurity
Yesterday wasn't a good day. It was very far from a good day, I was in the midst of something of a continuous anxiety attack that had started the night before. I ended up writing this post on Bluesky shortly before passing out asleep for the rest of the day:
Space for change
A short note on creating space for, and focusing on, the things that you can change.