

Parasocial, But Make It Political
What Swifties, Pam & Liam, and the Diva Archetype Can Teach Us About Parasocial Bonds, Emotional Boundaries, and Why We’re All Living in the Comments Section


Symbolic Truth in a Scalable World: On AI, Astrology, and the Ache to Be Real
A poetic inquiry into AI, astrology, and the ache for resonance in an age of algorithms.

Beyond the Telescope: A Case for People Science
A reverent case for astrology as a shared language of nuance, connection, and becoming.







Spirit Sick: On Dreaming, Grief, and Los Angeles Weather
A reflection on Spirit, grief, and the strange courage it takes to keep dreaming in a city that makes no sense and still makes you say, “God, I love it here.”

We’re Not Here for the Fireworks. We’re Here for the Firewood
On letting go of performative strength and reclaiming grounded power.

🌒 I Don’t Know: A Declaration of Power
“I don’t know” isn’t a flaw, it’s a fertile beginning. It’s the pause where self-trust is built, where clarity grows in the quiet.

Baking on the Roof While Everything Burns
The role hasn’t arrived, the love hasn’t landed, but I have the rooftop and the stubborn, echoing belief that it’s still worth asking the questions.

This Is How Frozen Yogurt Was Invented
A meditation on neutrality, imbalance, and the seductive myth of evenness.

C'mon Back In, Politics — the Water's Warm
I gave my heart to a small collective and it broke me open. Now I’m turning toward the bigger one, ready to care out loud again, even when it hurts.
Chosen Aloneness: How We Got Here, and How We Come Back
We’re not just lonely — we’re opting out of connection altogether. This short essay explores our shift toward chosen aloneness, what we’ve lost in the process, and how we might begin to come back to each other.
Permission to Be In the Way
An exploration of self-blame, spiritual pressure, and the grace of standing still.