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I Don’t Fuck With Paris
I wasn’t invited to Paris Hilton’s ADHD event. There was no dramatic refusal. No principled rejection of a pink invitation. No publicist desperately trying to reach me while I weighed my values…
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Our Senses, Our World
How we hear, see, touch and feel the world, and how spaces, clothes and routines can be made kinder to our senses.
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Weekly Reflection for Week 41 2026
Week 41 runs Sunday 2026-10-04 through Saturday 2026-10-10. The day headings below carry their dates. The companion piece is Stimpunks.org Changelog for Week 41 2026: From the Kitchen to the Pub,…
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Stimpunks.org Changelog for Week 41 2026: From the Kitchen to the Pub, From the Source to the Page
This week Stimpunks.World got somewhere to eat, drink, and sit down. Hey, Good Cookin’ is a community kitchen where nobody is turned away. Pekoe and Purrs is a cat café where every cat is waiting for…
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Weekly Reflection for Week 40 2026
Week 40 runs Sunday 2026-09-27 through Saturday 2026-10-03. The day headings below carry their dates. The companion piece is Stimpunks.org Changelog for Week 40 2026: From the Proposal to the Vote,…
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Stimpunks.org Changelog for Week 40 2026: From the Proposal to the Vote, From the Headcount to the Handle
This week our Board voted, and our governance pages stopped describing what it was about to decide. Twelve documents are adopted, our unpaid Co-Creative Directors are indemnified, and Mila Krambo…
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Weekly Reflection for Week 39 2026
Week 39 runs Sunday 2026-09-20 through Saturday 2026-09-26. The day headings below carry their dates. The companion piece is Stimpunks.org Changelog for Week 39 2026: From the Street to the World,…
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Who Are You Fucking For?
We talk about unmasking at work, with friends, at home, in therapy. We talk about letting ourselves stim and communicate more directly. Wearing the clothes that don’t hurt. Leaving the party before…
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Stimpunks.org Changelog for Week 39 2026: From the Street to the World, From the Box to the Paint
This week the loud site got a new name and a lot more street. Stimpunks.Love moved house to stimpunks.world and became Stimpunks.World: a campground past the treeline, an Outskirts past the last…
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Mapping Monotropism in Education
Mapping Monotropism in Education is new: Helen Edgar on what the map means at school. It comes from the Yellow Ladybugs panel she gave with Dr Wenn Lawson in June 2025, and it is for teachers,…
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The Right Advice for the Wrong Person
My husband got his hearing aids on Tuesday. The audiologist explained there will be an adjustment period. His brain will need to relearn how to process sound it hasn't had access to in years, and…
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Helen's review came back
The map's author read the forty passages Stimpunks wrote onto her map, and sent notes on eighteen of them. Those notes are now the pages. This is the part of the process the site was built around:…
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the site went live
monotropicmap.org exists. The Map of Monotropic Experiences has its own home, built on Helen Edgar's go-ahead with joint Stimpunks and Autistic Realms attribution settled first. What is here Both…
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queering.earth
queering.earth Queering readings of literature, poetry, art, people and history. A collaboration between Helen Edgar and Ryan Boren, Stimpunks Foundation
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The Dog Breathes Out Sideways
Zine No. 99 — Young Readers A read-aloud about a nose that does not blow the smell away — with something you can try, and every source kept on the page for the grown-up.
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Queering Earth
Reading the world through a queering lens — art, literature, poetry, politics, people, history — and asking what else any of it could have been. A Stimpunks Foundation and More Realms collaboration.
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The Name Was Already the Verdict
Zine No. 88 — How We Got Here On a record with no words that was banned for its title, a title the musician did not choose, and thirty years of engineering that had already decided a deviation from…
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We Were Punk First
Rack · One scene — Sound Thirty-eight recordings of Indigenous punk, metal and hard rock — and the argument underneath them, which begins with a record that had no words in it and got banned anyway.
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Overshoot
Trigger No. 1 — Triggers 1.5 °C sounds small because it is an average of a planet that is mostly ocean.
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The Constellation of Intensities: Neuroqueering the Spiky Profile
Why even the "spiky profile" still measures us against a grid — and what a constellation of intensities offers instead.
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Spotlight on Neurodivergent Theatre with Autistic Polish-British Theatre-Maker and Linguist Maks Marzec
Do you find joy in patterns? Do you notice details, echoes or tiny changes other people miss? Have you spent years achieving, adapting and looking “fine” from the outside? Then this might have been…
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Stimpunks Solidarity and Otters
A reflection from Stimpunks Solidarity Sesh on otters, monotropism, and co-regulation, and what watching them together each week teaches us
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Watching from the Edge
Names of family members have been changed. Elaine called for Craig softly. Someone nearby echoed her call, a little louder. My husband heard a need — Elaine wanted his cousin’s attention — and used…
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Stimming, Glimmers & Solidarity: Celebrating Autistic Pride Together
What is Autistic Pride Day? Explore its history, stimming, and glimmers with NeuroHub Community, Stimpunks & Autistic Realms.
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The Privilege of Going Back: What It Means to Join Pride, Year After Year
There is a specific kind of aliveness that happens when you turn a corner and the street opens up — the sound before the sight, the drums and the bass finding you in the chest before your eyes have…