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“How giftedness, ADHD and different ways of thinking form an unusually productive duo”
Creative processes are rarely linear.
They are the result of experience, thinking style, perception and personality.
For us - Sascha and Sarah - an additional level is added: Neurodiversityt, which does not make our cooperation more difficult, but makes it possible in the first place.
“How the Podlove exploit hit us and what we did about it”
How a Podlove exploit temporarily paralyzed my site – and how I tamed it
As the operator of several WordPress sites and Podlove instances, you have certain rituals: regular backups, updates, and the stoic certainty that technology usually fits in — until it doesn’t. At the end of September 2025, this certainty was confirmed by a highly critical vulnerability in Podlove Podcast Publisher Abruptly disturbed (CVE-2025-10147). What initially turned out to be ‘funny behaviour’ of the media files turned out to be a targeted exploitation of a missing file type validation: Attackers could use the image cache function to send arbitrary files, including PHP scripts, to the server. NVD+1
Continue reading ‘When the page breathed, it spit PHP – Podlove exploit’“How invisible needs arise, why they can make you sick – and what people and families can concretely change today”
Sometimes an entire family revolves around the ‘child in crisis’. The other child – often the calmer one – endures, works, puts back their own needs and becomes simply invisible for years. This article explains the mechanics behind this dynamic, shows typical roles (‘Lost Child’, Parentification, “Identified Patient”) and connects them to your own experience: a sister in permanent focus, you yourself silent for decades so that ‘no one has an extra burden’ – until it became a pattern that hurts. At the same time, we use insights from the linked blog text ‘You neglect me’, in which a mother takes the overlooked child’s perspective seriously and names responsibility. Letters to Z.
Continue reading ‘When attention is always with you …’“What happens if we stop wanting to be perfect?”
What are the darkest truths about ourselves? What masks do we wear – not in front of others, but in front of ourselves? How many of our behaviours are actually expressions of our personality – and how many are protective mechanisms, survival strategies from a time when we didn’t know how to help each other?
These questions have not let us go. We, Sascha and Sarah, both live with one Borderline personality disorder – a disorder often associated with intense feelings, unstable relationships and deep internal tensions. We are creative, love music and words, make podcasts and songs – and sometimes illusions.
Continue reading ‘Masks, cracks and light – The radical self-encounter’‘A testimonial of intense feelings, deep vulnerability – and the power of connection.’
What happens when two people with intense feelings, old wounds and a deep desire for closeness meet? An honest experience of relationship with Borderline – without romanticisation, but full of hope.
Continue reading "Two with Borderline - How love succeeds despite scars"“Looking back at 2023: Personal challenges, digital breaks and new perspectives. A year of reflection and cautious optimism.”
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A few days have already passed in the New Year, seven in fact, and now I would like to take the opportunity to reflect on the past year.
Continue reading ‘A New Year under the banner of the publication cartel’“Caught in depression: How borderline diagnosis changed my life”
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In the search for our true identity, our inner truth, we often encounter a complex labyrinth. My own journey to Borderline diagnosis It was such a confusing path, marked by many obstacles, countless stays in clinics and an almost endless number of conversations with psychologists. But at the end of this arduous journey I found the enlightenment and the explanation for my inner chaos. In this post, I want to share my journey with you, the journey that led from doubts and uncertainties to clarity and relief.
Continue reading “The long road to borderline diagnosis: A personal report’‘Inner doubts and interpersonal ties: How borderline emotions shape relationships.”
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In the past, I have already provided insights into my personal experiences in interpersonal relationships, with most of my focus on romantic partnerships. Today, however, I want to address a wider range of interpersonal connections, especially friendships and family relationships. In my case, this terrain is always ambivalent and sometimes contains treacherous nuances.
Continue reading Borderline and the complex dynamics of interpersonal relationships
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