Never Good with Horses: Neurodiversity, Wholeness, and the Danger of Selective Seeing

In Never Good with Horses, I explore how our tendency to separate a person’s strengths from their struggles can leave us seeing only part of who they are. Drawing on poetry, metaphors, and experiences with neurodiversity, this piece looks at the beauty—and risk—of letting people be whole, and what’s lost when we edit them down to the traits we find easiest to accept.