I’m someone who sees the world differently—because my mind is wired that way.

I have Savant Syndrome, Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), and Rejection Sensitivity Disorder (RSD), which means I experience life in ways that most people don’t fully understand. My brain allows me to excel in high-pressure situations, like my work as for the ambulance service, but it also makes social interactions, relationships, and everyday life incredibly challenging.

I started this blog because I know I’m not alone. Neurodivergence isn’t just a personal experience—it’s a shared one. Too often, society only sees the extremes: the abilities or the struggles, the “genius” or the “difficulty.” But life as a neurodivergent person is far more complex than that.

This space is for real conversations, real experiences, and real community. I want to help others like me feel understood, validated, and connected. Together, we can break the misconceptions surrounding neurodivergence and create a world that embraces different ways of thinking.

Because we aren’t broken—we’re just wired differently. And that deserves to be understood.