Non-Negotiable: The Air Trauma Survivors Breathe

February 7, 2025

Honesty and authenticity aren’t just preferences for trauma survivors—they’re necessities. Non-starters. Without them, you can’t show up.

We’ve already been mindfucked. The last thing we need is someone else messing with our heads, consciously or unconsciously. And while everyone should want honesty and authenticity, not everyone can give it. When you’re moving through the world disconnected from yourself, it’s impossible to show up fully for others. No judgment—just reality.

For trauma survivors, this isn’t optional. It’s like air. And that’s why the circle is small. Very, very, very small.

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