Sex on the Spectrum

Barreling into 2025 with a Celebration of Diversity; and the truth of my present mental health

Last year on New Year’s Eve, I released a blog post I had written for a friend and his wife. They were going through monumental changes in their relationship, due to her realisation of her suppressed sexual identity. Since I wrote it, I have been wanting to explain what the post means, and now one year on seems like the right time!

I’m going through a difficult patch at the moment, I may be made redundant soon and the insecurity is destroying my equilibrium. I’ll be taking a break from Sundial, until I am in a more stable place.

But hey, it’s a new year. Happy 2025 people, may it bring you health, happiness and may all your kinkiest desires be realised!

Much love, Sundial

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Perimenopause hit me like a brick

This is the most personal blog I’ve made so far. It makes me feel raw and vulnerable to be sharing this, and I wondered if I would be brave enough to do it. But now it’s written and even recorded, I’m actually feeling quite proud of myself and I do feel brave sharing it.

Perimenopause is like one of those elephants in the room. But it needs to be talked about! Half of us are going to go through it, and without fore-knowledge it’s a really scary thing. Trust me 😉

It’s heavy at the start, but please don’t get disheartened. It ends with hope.

<3

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Celebrating One Year of Blogging as Sundial: Heartfelt Thanks; and the relief of recognising Autistic Shutdown

It’s been a year since I started my blogging adventures as Sundial. I’ve battled my inner technophobe and somehow built a working website, which I dare not tinker with, in case I break it … again 😉 This is a post of celebration, special thank yous and another dip into my autistic mind, this time what a relief it is to me, now I can identify autistic shutdown.

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Navigating Social Anxiety with Autism: People Pleasing and Surviving the Me Too Shitshow

An autistic based snapshot of my struggles with social interactions, my tendency to people please and why I do it. I share details of a social experiment I conducted after I moved to London, that confirmed my perception of myself at the time of being barely human. I also share a me too moment of how being abused as a child affected me, with regard to my autistic nature, no details.

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