Eight years after a rookie mistake, I still think about forgiveness, trust, and whether people should be forever judged by the worst decision they ever made.
Eight years after a rookie mistake, I still think about forgiveness, trust, and whether people should be forever judged by the worst decision they ever made.
Sometimes the places we want to escape to don’t exist. This is a reflection on isolation, sobriety, honesty, and learning to live with the version of yourself that made it through.
We say we believe in second chances—but only until risk, liability, and reality enter the room.
When sexual assault investigations become “theatrics,” survivors hear something else entirely. Justice must be consistent — not partisan.