PinnedInAge of EmpathybyLauri Carpentier·Jun 21Having ‘The Talk’ With GranEducating our elderly for better health and relationshipsA response icon1A response icon1
PinnedInBooks Are Our SuperpowerbyLauri Carpentier·Oct 8, 2025Reciting Shakespeare in The BathroomBringing the Bard back to normal lifeA response icon14A response icon14
PinnedInInvisible IllnessbyLauri Carpentier·May 23, 2025What Being a ‘High-Functioning’ Autistic Person Really Feels LikeMust be great to have your brain!A response icon43A response icon43
PinnedInCounter ArtsbyLauri Carpentier·Jul 14, 2025The Black Hole That Is Jay GatsbyTrust me, I’m not an astrophysicistA response icon15A response icon15
PinnedInFourth WavebyLauri Carpentier·May 1, 2025A Woman Walks Out of a Climbing GymHere’s why she won’t come backA response icon49A response icon49
InInvisible IllnessbyLauri Carpentier·Sep 12Too Much and Not EnoughAs a high-masking autistic woman, I’m always between a rock and a hard placeA response icon13A response icon13
InFourth WavebyLauri Carpentier·Aug 23I Am An ‘Angry Woman’“Yesteryear,” the most hyped novel of this Summer, is a must-read, but not for the reasons you thinkA response icon1A response icon1
Lauri Carpentier·Aug 11Your Employer is Not Here to Make You Feel SpecialSuck it up, buttercup and go find meaning elsewhereA response icon7A response icon7
InInvisible IllnessbyLauri Carpentier·Jul 167 Subtle Signs of Autistic Burnout I Consistently Mistook for “Just Being Tired”The crash doesn’t happen overnight. It whispers before it roars.A response icon9A response icon9
InFourth WavebyLauri Carpentier·Jun 9Wanting to Date “Slightly Autistic Women” is PredatoryTake it from an actually autistic womanA response icon43A response icon43
