Love Is Not Enough When Truth Is Punished
Explore why love needs honesty, accountability, repair, boundaries, and safety—and why forgiveness never requires self-abandonment or restored access.
Explore why love needs honesty, accountability, repair, boundaries, and safety—and why forgiveness never requires self-abandonment or restored access.
Explore how My Omaha illuminates truth-seeking, racial and political division, othering, bridge-building, and the shared humanity needed for change.
A seed is not a failure because the soil was poisoned. Explore how trauma, autism, ableism, and rigid systems shape our ability to grow and thrive.
Guilt can guide accountability—but it can also punish us for having needs, limits, and boundaries. How do we tell the difference?
Community is more than proximity or membership. It grows when people notice one another, make room, share care, and build forms of belonging that last.
See how my first Inktober became 37 artworks across paper, tile, wood, stone, and more—and what it taught me about neurodivergent creativity.