Why No One Interviews Me Anymore
The author published an unpublished interview revealing how dissociative identity disorder (DID) shapes a two‑decade‑long personal blog that chronicles venture‑capital work, autism research, and family life. The piece explains how multiple internal identities dictate writing tools, from bound journals to phone dictation, and how losing half of those journals forced a complete shift to digital. It also details the emotional toll of switching identities mid‑sentence and the role of writing in maintaining internal cohesion. The post links to earlier writings on DID, underscoring a broader commitment to mental‑health transparency.
You’re Probably Typing Yourself Based on Your Best Moments
The post argues that most people identify their personality type by focusing on their best, most polished moments rather than their everyday self. It warns that this "photo‑op" approach creates a misleading self‑image that can confuse personal development. The author...