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Exposing the Dehumanizing Power of the “Perfect Victim” Agenda
We live in a highly political and polarized world in which many people try to push their own agendas by creating a “perfect victim” to prove their points. Unfortunately, this is often done so at the expense of real people.
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Navigating Empathy and Accountability in Friendships
Does having empathy for others mean excusing their bad behavior? In this candid piece, I explore the fine balance between empathy and accountability in friendships.
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Trapped by Trauma: Identity, Stagnation & Moving Forward
This post takes a non-flinching look at the effects of trauma, including personal details of my life, as well as biological explanations for understanding how trauma keeps one stuck to help people move forward from their traumatic pasts.
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Examining The Gender Safety Gap & Women’s Safety
Why are more women concerned about personal safety than men? Is it because they are truly in danger, or are there other reasons why women are on high alert?
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Let’s Talk About Opioids: Challenge Your Perceptions
This post aims to de-stigmatize opioids, which are a legitimate medical treatment, while also recognizing the disease of addiction and how opioids factor into this.
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Can Trauma Be Passed Down?
This blog explores trauma and the effects it has on future generations.
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The Weaponization Of Therapy Terms
This post explores how manipulative people can take advantage of mental health discussions and therapy terms to get people to pity them or excuse their immoral behavior.
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The Value Of Anger (Open Essay)
This is an open essay discussing my views on being angry on behalf of yourself due to discrimination and other silencing opposition. It speaks of my recent experience with discrimination. For a sample of my professional writing, please check out my other blogs.
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In Response To Violence (Open Essay)
How do you deal with loss? How do you process when your whole world has been ripped from you? These are my raw thoughts on the Allen Premium Outlets shooting as a former outlet worker.
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Probing The Pedant: Why Nitpicking Is Never The Answer
Constructive criticism helps people grow, but constant nitpicking affects relationships on both ends. Discover why people nitpick, how to deal with nitpicking, and why it’s unhealthy.
