What happens when the world praises your stillness, your precision, your quiet brilliance—without ever asking what it costs to maintain it?

In this introspective, narrative-style episode, I reflect on my experience with high-functioning autism—discovered not through diagnosis, but through years of quiet recognition. Through story, metaphor, and memory, I explore what it means to live in a world that sees the painting but never asks about the sketch beneath it.

This isn’t a clinical breakdown. It’s a conversation. A room with no corners—soft, shaped by perception, and open just enough to let someone in.

Liminal Lines is a Studio Day production—where stories live in the in-between.
Here, we linger in the spaces between moments, memory, and meaning.
Each episode is an invitation to slow down, reflect, and reconnect.

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