Jeunese Payne
@jeunese.bsky.social
Social scientist, researcher, IX specialist, writer, artist, autist, ISFP, and many other things https://www.jeunesepayne.com/galleries
Was looking at some old in-progress songs I was writing and posting on YouTube, and came across my first "allow me to explain myself" videos about #autism as a late-diagnosed #woman –– www.youtube.com/watch?v=aq-z...
"You don't seem autistic" — a late-diagnosed female perspective
YouTube video by Jeunese Payne
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I love having a handwritten notebook. I hate that I still struggle to write as neatly at the bottom of a page as at the top of the page because my wrist no longer has the support of the rest of the notebook below it, and it's a seemingly long drop down to the table beneath it.
I’m an autistic woman and I’ve somehow managed to never give the Nazi salut. #elonmusk
From back when X was Twitter: "Don't judge yourself by how the system treats you. Judge the system by how the system treats you." Couldn't fit the exact words into a song I worked on a year later, so settled on: "Don't judge yourself by the words of the system; judge the system for failing to hear".
The children’s rhyme never actually says Humpty Dumpty is an egg. I’d like more specificity in our lives.
In May this year, I started documenting personal projects in my #portfolio, alongside professional ones. Here's an example: jeunesepayne.com/ukulelebook #ukulele #book #contentdesign #adobe
Ukulele book | Dr Jeunese Payne
I created a book in Adobe InDesign for learning the ukulele and music theory, and song chord progressions. I created my own chord charts, diagrams, and illustrations using Adobe Illustrator for this b...
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This is my first post on bsky and I'm using it to share my most recent blog post: www.jeunesepayne.com/post/are-you... #gender #equality #genderequality #diversity #olympics #sports #women #khelif
Are you female enough? The continued legacy of policing women’s bodies in competitive sports
As the Khelif controversy plays out, it seems we’ve come full circle, primarily judging female athletes for not looking feminine enough.
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