SAM Frida

We’re living in a time when political correctness feels less like a tool for respect and more like a muzzle for truth. It’s become a dance of generalities—don’t offend this group, avoid that word, stay neutral—until the message is so watered down it means nothing to...

I step where the tide whispers secrets, where footprints dissolve before regret takes hold. Here, the wind knows my name but never calls me back. I belong, untethered, to the hum of the unseen. The sun bows low, an ember in the vast breath of time, painting gold on a...

The world is guarded, fearful. It teaches us to filter, to mask, to blend in. But then—there are those rare souls who make a different choice. They know the risks. They know how easy it is to be judged, misunderstood, rejected. And yet, they decide to show up...

I used to think that being “colorblind” was a good thing—a way to say that I don’t judge people by the color of their skin. The intention behind the phrase is positive: to treat everyone equally. But someone shared an insight with me that made me rethink it. For many...

I just finished The Origins of You by Vienna Pharaon, and let me tell you—this book is excellent, excellent, excellent. It’s not just insightful; it’s so authentically expressed and well presented that I can’t imagine it not helping anyone who’s looking for more...

You know how DJs take an old song, add a new beat, throw in some unexpected bass, and suddenly it’s a banger? That’s what wisdom is. It’s not about getting older (because let’s be real, some people age like fine wine, others like expired milk). It’s about taking...

A man’s wounds in office have become the world’s nightmare. And yet, he was fairly elected. The focus shouldn’t just be on him—but on the people who put him there. That’s the root. That’s how we got here., AGAIN! Our system doesn’t account for a leader’s mental...

Healing isn’t about fixing what’s broken—it’s about remembering who you were before the world told you who to be. The fears, the wounds, the triggers? They aren’t roadblocks. They’re guideposts, leading you back to yourself. True freedom isn’t in accumulation—it’s in...

Ever noticed how we instinctively label people who seem awkward, overthink, or don’t fit the mainstream mold? There’s a reflex in us that wonders, What’s wrong with them? But how often do we ask, What’s wrong with us? The world is full of people who follow trends,...