Ky Dickens

I've done my best to share what I've learned and I'm so grateful for the new questions that beget deeper exploration.

So this first question is from Kimberly, who has a minimally verbal son.

And she's been working on getting him spelling.

And for what I understand, there's many reasons for that.

But one is that parents care so much.

It's hard to completely like detach ourselves from that process.

But I also do know a few non-speakers independently on their own terms who have chosen to offer their skills in situations like missing persons cases.

And, you know, with what's been shared with me, it's been described as very mutual, respectful and voluntary and not part of that I know of a formal program.

For most of my life, intimates and underwear were just something I put up with.

especially bras that kind of dig in and that you're always adjusting.

But then I tried Skims, specifically the Fits Everybody collection, and now I get why people love it.

The fabric is unreal.

It's soft, stretchy, and somehow molds to your body without squeezing.

It really does feel like you're wearing nothing in the best way.

I've been living in the Fits Everybody bralettes and also in their underwear.

It's perfect for everything I do, from work to working out.

No digging, no pinching, no adjusting throughout the day.

It gives me the lift and shape I want without that tight, suffocating feeling.

And what I love most is I don't think about my underwear at all.

No pulling, no shifting, just comfortable support all day.