Books
Long-form work on the things I keep returning to: how people love each other, how fear turns possibility into pattern, and what quantum mechanics does and does not license us to say about any of it.
Two manuscripts so far, neither published. Both hold the same line about where the physics stops and the metaphor starts. Shorter pieces on the same questions are in the writing → section.
Nobody has to shrink
A handbook for secure love, exploring neglect, self-worth, emotional independence, and the quantum philosophy of attention and possibility.
Neglect rarely announces itself. A question that is never answered, an achievement that receives no acknowledgment, an explanation treated as an excuse. One ignored conversation is nothing. A hundred of them become a belief.
It turns the mirror both ways: a chapter for the person being made small, and a harder one for the person doing it. The last third is a workbook rather than an argument.
The thing you were afraid of
A quantum philosophy of love, insecurity, validation and the reality we create.
Insecurity becomes reassurance-seeking. Reassurance becomes expectation. Expectation becomes pressure. Pressure changes behaviour. And then the person who feared a particular outcome points at it and says, I knew it.
Quantum mechanics enters as a philosophical vocabulary for possibility, unknowing and participation, not as a mechanism. The book is explicit about that line and returns to it repeatedly.
If any of this is your problem too
The shorter pieces work through the same questions in public, usually before they are resolved. If you want to know when a book finds a publisher, or you have an argument with one, say so.