Proof That You’re God isn’t an argument or belief system. It’s a container for people whose certainty has already begun to loosen—and who don’t want to replace it with something new.
Explorations of identity, self-concept, authenticity, and the stories we live inside without noticing. These articles look at how roles, labels, beliefs, and psychological narratives quietly shape experience — and how suffering often arises from defending an idea of who we think we are.
Womanhood, Integrity, and What I Was Actually Taught to Admire I am not a woman. That sentence tends to arrive with heat attached to it, but that heat isn’t coming from me. I’m not trying to provoke. I’m not trying to negate anyone’s experience. I’m not rejecting my past or the people who shaped me. I’m trying to say something simpler—and more difficult. I’m not a good woman.I’m not a bad woman...
(Este artículo también está disponible en Inglés→ Haz clic aquí) Crecí orgullosa de llamarme española.Orgullosa de ser hispana.Orgullosa de ser boricua.Orgullosa de ser puertorriqueña. Y entonces, un día, todo me golpeó de una sola vez: Español no significa indígena.Español significa colonizador. España no es la tierra de origen de mi familia.España es el penúltimo imperio que gobernó la tierra...
(This article is also available in Spanish → Click Here) I grew up proud to call myself Spanish.Proud to be Hispanic.Proud to be Boricua.Proud to be Puerto Rican. And then one day, it hit me all at once: Spanish doesn’t mean Indigenous.Spanish means colonizer. Spain isn’t my family’s homeland.Spain is the second-to-last empire that ruled over my family’s homeland. After Spain lost...