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Excerpt from the book MENO ND Autism, Touch, and the Freedom of Menopause Introduction The Puzzle of Intimacy For most of my life I assumed there was something quietly wrong with me. I loved people. I felt loyalty, tenderness, and fierce protectiveness toward those close to me. I could sit for hours talking with someone I trusted, listening carefully, observing small details about their moods, remembering what mattered to them. Emotional closeness came naturally. Yet physical closeness often did not. Touch—particularly the casual, affectionate touch that many people seem to experience as comforting—frequently felt overwhelming. A hug could feel intrusive rather than soothing. Prolonged contact could become exhausting. Even small gestures that others interpreted as warmth could feel, internally, like sensory noise. This created a paradox that took many years to understand: it is possible to care deeply for others while simultaneously struggling with the physical language through which l...

Jury Trials on the Brink: Is Britain Rewriting 700 Years of Justice. Welcome to the Politica UK InfoPod. Today in the House of Commons, MPs debated one of the most significant proposed changes to the British justice system in modern times — a plan that could limit the use of jury trials in England and Wales, a legal tradition that stretches back centuries. The proposal forms part of a government effort to tackle what ministers describe as a crisis in the criminal courts, with a backlog of tens of thousands of cases waiting to be heard. But critics argue the reforms risk weakening one of the most important protections in British law. To understand the debate, we need to start with history. Trial by jury is often regarded as one of the cornerstones of Britain’s legal system. The idea dates back to the Magna Carta of 1215, which established the principle that individuals should not be punished except by the lawful judgment of their peers. Over the centuries,...

iServalan is working hard in the film studio at Tale Teller Club HQ and is already on episode 5 of the feature film reels for Book of Immersion. All the reels are available across our channels over on YouTube as well as at iServalan Digitalia where you can buy a little bit of history in the making. Each short takes 5 or 6 hours to create and the project is due to last 5 months at which point the feature film will go into production. BOI Strata 1 Ep 4 Mabel from Book of Immersion dr. by IServalan #916cinema #movie #scifi #books 916 Cinema 1:00Now playing Book of Immersion Strata 1 Ep 3 the Hybrids #iservalan #film #scifi #scifishort 916 Cinema BOI Book of Immersion by iServalan Trailer Dinfants Web Spy Cam at Cadre H.Q. #916cinema #film #art 916 Cinema Book of Immersion Strata 1 ep 2 Science Fiction 916 Cinema Feature Film #scifishort #scifi #movie 916 Cinema Book of Immersion Strata 1 ep1 Science Fiction 916 Cinema Feature Film #scifishort #scifi #movie 916 Cinema First trailer for the...