You did the driving and the dinner, held it together to the edge of the table, and someone decided it wasn't big enough to lose it over. Then you agreed with them. This episode names that cost.Prynsecc walks through the days in her own story she doesn't dress up, then names the mechanism underneath: alexithymia, which a 2019 research review found in roughly half of the autistic people studied, means many of us read ourselves late. Add masking, and two readers get you wrong, the room and you. She explains why hair keeps the record anyway: stress-related shedding tends to show up two to three months after the stressor, which makes your hair an honest readout of a season you already pushed through.Includes a short check you can do with a baby on your hip: jaw, shoulders, hands, breath. “I don't know” counts.Free sneak peek of The Anchor Effect, The Praxis, when you join the Interest List: <a href="https://prynseccebonye.com/b/founding-reader-interest-list">https://prynseccebonye.com/b/founding-reader-interest-list</a>

Not Big Enough to Lose It Over: Masking, Alexithymia and the Cost of Holding It Together

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