Mental Health
Hello! I’m Elizabeth (she/they). I find joy in sharing my experiences with mental health and having autism.
Parenthood
I’m a stay-at-home twin parent. I’m continuously growing and learning for my children. Writing helps me reflect on my experiences, feel less isolated as a parent, and share what I’ve learned along the way.
House Spouse
I’m a spouse that works from the house. From creating to advocacy, my home is my primary workspace. And I live on a rural farm, so it gets interesting. And I have some fascinating adventures and hobbies… so its nice to have a safe place to write about it all.
What I’ve been writing lately
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Love Thy Neighbor is a Commandment not a Suggestion
Accepting the Lord and the promise of Heaven is an incredible demonstration of unconditional love from God. It’s a gift freely given, with no strings attached, solely based on God’s love. However, within the Christian faith, this acceptance is just the beginning of the relationship. Read more
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Let go and let them misunderstand you: Embracing Ambiguity
Misunderstandings are an unavoidable aspect of human interaction. Pushing myself to ensure that everyone comprehends me perfectly isn’t a sustainable or healthy approach. Neither for myself nor for those around me. Read more
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Toxic Begets Toxic: Self-Accountability and Relationships
For as long as I can remember, whenever I’ve felt mistreated or undervalued in most relationships, my default reaction has been to blame myself. It’s almost as if I carry this deep-seated belief that if something goes wrong, it must be because I’m not good enough or… Read more
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Echolalia Unmasked: Navigating Social Misconceptions
Imagine a teapot sitting on a stove. The pressure builds and builds until finally, with a sharp whistle, the steam bursts out. This is how echolalia feels for me. Read more
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Let Them Be Curious: Exploring Montessori
People often ask if the glass is half empty or half full, but they never ask where the glass came from. I’ve always found curiosity fascinating… Read more
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Becoming the parent my children deserve: flaws and all
Parenthood made me realize that I kinda suck. Seriously. Becoming a parent put my red flags on blast. It’s been a rollercoaster of self-actualization. Read more