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[i-mpower]

Regret is a thief of joy and a poor use of imagination. While it's normal to feel it, we don’t have to live in it. Life is too precious to spend in rewind. Growth, healing, and new beginnings await in the present moment. And the present, unlike the past, is still full of possibility.

Let regret knock on the door—but don’t invite it to stay. You’ve got too much living to do.

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The world often demands clarity. Simplicity. Labels. But I was not born to be reduced. I am not a single note—I am a symphony. I am the hum of memory, intuition, ancestry, and becoming. I am every chapter I’ve lived and every page I’ve yet to write.

So no, I won’t simplify myself for the comfort of others. I won’t hide the nuance or flatten the complexity just to be more digestible. I am not here to make sense to everyone—I am here to live truthfully.

it is powerful. It is sacred. It is beautifully, unapologetically me.

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Despite individual beliefs and preferences, homophobia is un-American and unholy in every way. It is acceptable to stand by one’s personal beliefs and ethics, but to target others for theirs is not. It is never okay to exchange love for hate. Instead of allowing hate to be the driving force, choose to become fascinated with the unique configuration of others, including the life experiences that shape their unique perspective. Anyone, religious or otherwise, who allows homophobia to trump love should reconsider. Pride Month is the perfect time to remind some, and inform others, that this type of behavior is un-American and unholy.

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