Why Women with ADHD Struggle with Consistency (And Why It Was Never Our Fault)
Women with ADHD are routinely measured against a consistency standard built for a neurotypical, non-hormonal body — and told the gap is a character flaw. It isn't. This article breaks down where the standard came from, what perimenopause does to an already-taxed dopamine system, and why the mask of manufactured consistency was never sustainable to begin with.
Process Over Product: What Neurodivergent Women Lose — and What Helps
When we can't make just to make, something essential goes quiet. This essay explores what neurodivergent women lose when process gets crowded out by productivity — and what it looks like to find your way back to creative aliveness.