Where recovery and rebellion meet. Essays and reflections on healing as a radical act in a world that profits from our fragmentation — honoring rest, rage, community care, and the daily refusal to disappear.
New Year’s has always been a quiet kind of violence for plural systems. A threshold that asks us to decide who gets carried forward and who is left behind. This year, we’re refusing that ritual.
Some days we believe ourselves. Other days we convince ourselves we made it all up. This is what denial actually looks like inside a dissociative system when survival, family, work, and love are all on the line.