Trey Robinson writes from the inside of a label that arrived early and never quite fit the life it was supposed to explain.
Bright But Unreliable is his account of what diagnosis made visible, what it failed to protect, and what it cost to carry a misunderstood mind into adulthood — through shame, trauma, burnout, addiction, recovery, and the long work of remaining.
He is the author of Bright, But Unreliable — The Measure of Survival, forthcoming.