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📩 When Goodness Isn’t Enough: Why I Struggle to Talk to My Christian Family About Trump, Hell, and What It Means to Be Human
What happens when your family believes your goodness doesn’t count unless it comes with belief? Exploring the painful disconnect between love and acceptance, and how politics, religion, and morality have collided in my relationships with my Christian family. When Goodness Isn’t Enough is about reclaiming my voice, questioning the kind of love that only speaks with conditions, and grieving what’s lost when belief matters more than humanity.
📩 There’s Something Important I Need to Ask…
What happens when the people who love you believe you’re going to hell? In this letter, I ask my brother and sister a question that’s haunted me for years—not to create conflict, but to open the door to honesty. With growing political and religious divides shaping more than just policy—shaping our families—I’m asking them to see me not as a warning or a stranger, but as someone they know. Someone they love.
📩 Hey, I Know You’re Worried About the National Debt—Let’s Talk
We talk about government spending a lot, but not enough about revenue. From Reagan to Trump, tax cuts have added trillions to the debt. In this letter, I explore better ways to think about government efficiency and responsibility.
📩 Democracy, Power, & Questions, Oh my!
Gerrymandering, billionaire donors, and (dis)empowered citizens—in this back-and-forth with my sister, I try to ask (and answer) the questions we both have about power in America—who holds it, how it’s used, and whether our system still works.
📩 Let’s Talk About Mandates & What’s Actually Happening
What are we really fighting about when we argue over mandates? In this email to my sister, I explore how the word “mandate” gets used—and misused—across hot-button issues like drag queen story hour, LGBTQ+ books, and vaccine policies. This post breaks down what’s actually happening, what freedom really means, and why disagreement doesn’t have to mean disrespect.