Ink-Stained thoughts
Latest Reflection:
How can I learn to embrace my independence and self-love when I've spent my life feeling like just a concept in someone else's mind, without a true sense of autonomy? Additionally, why does the sensation of numbness arise when it seems like nothing truly exists around me?
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The Boy in the Rainbow Jersey
April 19, 2024This reflection explores the sacred act of not giving up — even when it feels like the world’s forgotten you.
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Symphonic Woman
May 20, 2024Burnout isn’t just doing too much — it’s becoming someone you’re not. I’m learning to rest honestly.
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Segregation still here: Examining Division within the LGBTQ Community
April 30, 2024A journey through dark times and the small glimmers of hope that keep us moving forward.
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March 25, 2025How letting go and accepting transformation can lead to growth and freedom.
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From Triggered to Transcendent: Navigating Mental Health as a Trans Man with a Side of Religious and Sexual Trauma
May 20, 2024Your post teaser goes here. Keep it short and engaging.
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Faith, Fiction, and Identity: Writing from a Place of Holy Tension
May 29, 2025How Writing as a Queer person while being in some form of Faith are the voices we need.
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Writing while trans: How My Transition Transformed My Creative Voice
June 7, 2025When getting into writing, it was hard because I felt like I wasn't able to really write authentically but now that I am me you get to read about how all of that changed.
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How Autism Shapes My Narrative Style
June 11, 2025When I write, I’m not just putting words on a page. I’m translating a world that feels intensely felt, intricately textured, and often invisible to others. I’m autistic—and that shapes every sentence I create.
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"Not my fault, but still my body"
June 13, 2025I had found this old poem that I wrote when I was at jobcorps,It's A raw, unfiltered glimpse into the mind of a survivor navigating trauma, memory, and the quiet ache of just trying to exist.
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"Glorifying Autism: The Harm Behind “You Don’t Look Autistic"
June 17, 2025As someone who was diagnosed autistic as a child and repeatedly told I “don’t seem autistic,” I’ve lived at the intersection of two.
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"Paycheck to Paycheck in the Age of Billionaires: Writing from the Margins"
June 16, 2025while we scrape by it can feel not only distant but impossible. Yet, it is from this very struggle that some of the most necessary stories are born read all about it.
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"Budgeting Trauma: Mental Health, Capitalism, and Survival Writing"
June 18, 2025Writing for me has always been helpful for my mental health, but never enough for this economy lets talk about it.
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“Can’t Afford to Breathe: Stories from the Working Class and Still Dreaming”
June 19, 2025Writing for me has always been helpful for my mental health, but never enough for this economy lets talk about it.
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Deconstructing the ‘Broken Writer’ Trope as a Neurodivergent Creator
June 20, 2025I have always dreamed of writing as a dream job or just something I am passionate about, but reality tries to crush that
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