Hi, I'm Ruby Sophia and welcome to my little corner of the internet!

Hi all! I think it's time we have a chat about religion. I've mentioned religion in passing a couple of times on my blog, but faith is a big part of my life and how I view the world, and I think it's time I was upfront about that.

These are quotes I collect throughout my life, whether from books, watching documentaries, or reading articles, the things that confound me, I save, and now I want to share those with you.

I am a white disabled woman. I am choosing to point out my privilege. If I wanted to, I could leave this post unpublished and turn a blind eye to genocide, oppression, apartheid, racism, and intersectionality because they do not inherently affect me. Yet I choose not to.

Depending on the news source of your choice, you're hearing radically different messages, and none of them are neutral.

I refuse to stay silent any longer. People are dying on the streets while utilizing their constitutional rights. I may not be able to protest, but I can use my voice, so I will use it.

While I'm young, I don't believe wisdom is confined to age, so here's what I've learned so far: I won't hoard my wisdom; I will encourage you to partake of my lessons and observations of the world we preside.

Grief isn't linear; healing can feel nonexistent when you have an incurable disability, but there's also pride that can come from owning this label.

Hi! I love to read. I love to learn, and I've recently become particularly interested in non-fiction. So here's a deep dive into what I've been reading recently!

Things I've written in my phone notes app recently (not all are my words): In his first year, Mr. Trump has set out to rewrite the nation's history by erasing the scars of its original sin (slavery) only white people have the privilege of wishing for the good old days neutrality in the face of oppression always supports the oppressor Southern California is what it is today because of tuberculosis. People emigrated because it was known for its fresh air. crystalized for me the

I'm back! Happy holidays, now lets look into the future and 2026.

This is a critique of an article I read in the New York Times. The article is titled "Should the Autism Spectrum be Split Apart?" Here is a link if you'd like to read it: https://www.nytimes.com/2025/10/01/health/autism-spectrum-neurodiversity-kennedy.html?smid=nytcore-ios-share&referringSource=articleShare Now I want to start by saying that I don't necessarily disagree with this author's point in the article, which is that the autism spectrum should be split into 2 different

I haven't had as much motivation and spark for writing poetry as I have in the past, so I revisited an old poem for my school's newspaper

to be an ally and to stand up for others who can't stand up for themselves, while also stepping back and allowing them to take a stand, because a white, privileged person doesn't need to save other people; they can do that themselves. So, no matter how much your burdens weigh, there are people out there who will understand, and those who will not

I think you might need this reminder to validate yourself and your needs and seek accommodations if it will help you do fun things!

Like everything else, doing something for Halloween can be harder when you're disabled, but I'm here to help!

Hello! I'm sure if you have any visible indicators of your disability, you've been asked about, as have I, so what do I say when people ask?

Poems about my experience being a disabled teen in America who has access to help, the good and the bad months after disability pride month because I forgot about this.

I've loved fashion since I was a little kid, and I love experimenting with clothes!

Anyone can be an artist and creative. Creating art can be discouraging when you don't have a style, so have some encouragement.