The One Who Might Witness Me: On Being Fully Seen and Fully Loved
There are moments when someone looks at you and sees not just who you’ve been, but who you’re becoming. This is a reflection about longing, tenderness, and the quiet hope that maybe—just maybe—you’re finally being witnessed.
Wild, Living Woman: A Reflection on Being Witnessed
For years, I shaped myself to fit what others could hold. But what happens when the version of me I’ve been protecting is the one who finally wants to be seen? This is a story about voice, vulnerability, and the quiet reckoning of no longer waiting
Brave Enough to Feel: Reclaiming Emotional Literacy for Men and Boys
For generations, boys and men were taught to hide their emotions. But isn’t it time we close the gap? A reflection on emotional availability, cultural repair, and raising sons who know how to feel.
Is This Too Human to Help Someone Else Feel Less Alone?
A reflection on the vulnerability of sharing personal writing—and how being fully human might be the very thing that helps others feel seen, not alone.
When Care Is Met With Correction: The Emotional Toll of Being Diminished
A reflection on the emotional cost of having care, creativity, and thoughtful gestures consistently met with criticism—and the impact this has on partners, children, and the tone of a home.
The Ache of Being Unmet: On Emotional Availability and the Loneliness That Follows
A reflection on what it means to love someone who can’t meet you emotionally—and the unique loneliness of being unseen even inside a relationship.
When Doing Replaces Being: The Illusion of Productivity in Emotional Avoidance
A reflection on the heartbreak of being misunderstood in moments meant for connection—and how repeated misfires reshape emotional safety and expression in neurodiverse relationships.
When the Misunderstanding Wins: How Emotional Intent Gets Lost in Neurodiverse Relationships
A reflection on the heartbreak of being misunderstood in moments meant for connection—and how repeated misfires reshape emotional safety and expression in neurodiverse relationships.
For Those Who Are Waiting: The Ones Still Hoping to Be Met
A raw and tender reflection on the heartbreak of trying to connect in a neurodiverse relationship—and the quiet ache of waiting for someone to meet you in your effort, your love, your hope.
I’m Not Sure He’ll Ever Understand
A personal reflection on writing for the person who may never truly understand—how storytelling can offer clarity, connection, and comfort, even without closure.
The Hidden Strain: Emotional Impacts of Dyslexia and ADHD in Marriage
What makes it harder is that no one sees this part. From the outside, it can look like your partner is functioning fine. You may even feel guilty for struggling—after all, dyslexia and ADHD aren’t emotional conditions. But here’s what I wish more people knew
behind the memoir
Behind every story lies another story — the quiet moments, the questions that lingered, and the lessons that kept unfolding long after the pages were written.
Behind the Memoir is where I gather the reflections, memories, small windows into daily life, and unseen layers that shaped the journey of writing My Dyslexic Husband.
It’s a space for the questions I carried, the lessons I’m still learning, the fleeting moments that ground me, and the stories that didn’t fit neatly inside the book but still shaped its heart.
If you’re walking your own journey through love, learning, or letting go — I hope you find something here that reminds you you’re not alone.