The Space Between Who I Was and Who I’m Becoming

There is a version of me I can still feel,but no longer reach. She lingers in small things—in the way I almost respond to my own name,in the reflex of old habits that don’t quite fit anymore,in memories that feel closer than they should. Not gone.Not here.Just… suspended. I don’t think people talk enough about …

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Part II — If My Pain Had a Physical Form

Entry 02: It Learns My ShapeManifestation / Confrontation It doesn’t start like something arriving. It starts like something I was already inside of before I realized I was awake. That’s the part I hate most. The noticing after. My body always knows first. Before I do. Before I can name anything. There’s this shift—small, almost …

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Part I — What My Mind Sounds Like at 3AM

Entry 01: 3:07AMWhat My Mind Sounds Like at 3AM I wake up before anything has the chance to. No sound.No light.No reason that makes sense. Just a feeling—already there.Waiting. It starts as pressure.Not outside. Inside.Behind my eyes. Under my ribs. In places that don’t have names until something goes wrong. I don’t move. If I …

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✨ Seeking Beta Readers for My Upcoming Anthology

I’m currently looking for a small group of thoughtful beta readers for my upcoming anthology. This collection explores: 🌙 Memory and identity🌫 Liminal spaces🖤 Mental health through metaphor✨ Emotional depth and immersive atmosphere The pieces are introspective, symbolic, and layered. I’m looking for readers who engage thoughtfully with tone, pacing, emotional resonance, and clarity. Founding …

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What Our Fear of AI Reveals About Us

Every anxiety we project onto artificial intelligence feels suspiciously human. We fear being replaced because we already measure our worth in productivity.We fear losing control because control has always been fragile.We fear obsolescence because modern life quietly teaches us that value expires. AI didn’t invent those fears. It illuminated them. For centuries, intelligence was treated …

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Consent in the Age of Synthetic Selves

Your face is no longer entirely yours. It exists as data — captured in photos, videos, security footage, social media archives. It can be scraped, modeled, animated, reproduced. Someone across the world can generate your likeness without ever meeting you. They can make you speak words you never said. They can place you in scenes …

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