This first episode wasn’t intended to be flawless—it was meant to be authentic.
In this raw and introspective debut, I finally released myself from the pressure to have everything figured out. There was no script, no polish—just me, sitting down after years of suppressing, shrinking, and struggling to survive systems that never accommodated me.
You’ll hear why I abandoned the pursuit of perfection and embraced the act of recording instead.
You’ll learn about the impact of my late diagnosis of ADHD and autism.
And you’ll discover that this podcast isn’t another neurodivergent self-help guide—it’s a space for the messy middle ground.
If you’ve ever:
•Exhausted yourself trying to conform to neurotypical expectations
•Questioned whether your heightened sensitivity was merely a survival mechanism
•Felt like your mask slipped before you were ready to remove it
This podcast is for you.
The Moody Divergent isn’t about being easily digestible—it’s about finally expressing what no one gave us permission to say aloud.
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Content warning: This episode discusses topics such as burnout, grief, emotional exhaustion, masking, perimenopause, and the experience of receiving a late diagnosis of neurodivergence. Please listen in a manner that’s safe for your nervous system.

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