Three years into grief, I’m questioning whether “I love you” is always truth — or sometimes just fear of regret. In the wasteland and in life, maybe clarity matters more than repetition.
After the Adrenaline
What happens after nursing — after the adrenaline, after the badge, after being needed? A reflection on identity, retirement, quiet, and rare masks in the wasteland.
Empathy Is a Job Requirement
There are professions where empathy is optional. DOJ_TERMINAL // STATUS: EMPATHY_NOT_FOUND Prosecutor is not one of them. You don’t get to sit at the highest table of law enforcement in the country and treat sexual assault survivors like a scheduling inconvenience. You don’t get to call accountability “theatrics” and expect trauma not to hear contempt. …
When Accountability Becomes “Theatrics”
When sexual assault investigations become “theatrics,” survivors hear something else entirely. Justice must be consistent — not partisan.