• Have you spent so long performing a version of yourself that was comfortable for others that you’re unsure where the mask ends and where you begin? Do you want to figure that out?
  • Does it take hours or days to recover from constantly monitoring, translating, and managing yourself around other people?
  • Are you starting to unmask — and finding that the people closest to you don’t quite know what to do with the version of you that’s emerging?
  • Are you afraid that unmasking is just an Internet hoax by privileged Autistics without real problems, and you don’t want to be duped into trying something you’ll regret?

If you recognized yourself in any of these, you don’t have to keep figuring it out alone.

I’ve walked this road myself, and that’s why I’ve put together resources, tools, and answers to support you in making it better.

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