We override what we already know.
Not once. Repeatedly.
The work examines how desire overrides reason, how chemistry passes for certainty, and why clarity arrives a little too late.
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I'm interested in blind spots. In how intelligent, self-aware people can still mistake fire for warmth.
Not to assign blame. Not to moralise. But to understand how we participate in what later hurts us.
My writing is less about other people and more about the lens we bring to them.
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What begins as heat becomes something harder to name.
This memoir follows that arc — from intensity to fracture.
Explicit in parts.
Unflinching throughout.
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My work is emotionally direct. Insight without instruction. Reflection without fluff.
I write short because clarity matters. For readers who don't linger — but still want to feel.
I don't soften what I've seen or felt. I observe. I own my part. I write it plainly.
Not as an expert. Not as a coach, but as a woman willing to question her own lens.
Perception shifts. So do we.