I write about fear, self-awareness, and becoming whole — not as ideals, but as lived experiences.

I grew up in a world shaped by fear — a childhood steeped in conspiracy, survivalism, and the constant sense that collapse was near. For years, I learned to expect danger everywhere, to prepare for endings before beginnings could take root. Writing became the first place I could question those stories — and begin to unlearn them.

That unlearning is still my work today. My writing is part story, part reflection — an exploration of what it means to live beyond fear and return to ourselves.

I'm interested in the kind of growth that isn't about fixing or optimizing, but about becoming more honest, present, and whole.

If you've ever felt caught between who you were and who you're becoming, I think you'll feel at home here.