Reclaiming Reality: The Reconstruction Project

01/17/2026

Story Time 📖

We were driving somewhere and arguing. I don’t remember what it was about. I was driving.

At some point, he pulled out a gun and put it to my head.

I hit him once. He put the gun down.

After that, he focused on his nose bleeding.

This is one moment in a much larger pattern. It wasn’t an isolated incident.

01/13/2026

This is what unchecked rage and [loss of] control sound like along with some serious mental health issues

01/12/2026

When accountability becomes unavoidable, some people don’t confront it, they rebrand.

Faith, redemption language, and public “change” can function as social shields. Not as evidence of growth, but as a way to discourage scrutiny.

Real change doesn’t announce itself, rush forgiveness, or outsource credibility to God.

It accepts consequences, names harm clearly, and alters behavior without an audience.

Anything else is image management. 🧐

01/08/2026

01/08/2026

This is part of what I walked into. I stepped away briefly, but came back to this. I was literally there while this went down.
Inappropriate, unprofessional, and hurtful. 😒

01/08/2026

CONTENT WARNING ⚠️‼️

01/04/2026

Story Time!! 🧚
One time, I was leaving to de-escalate when he followed me to my car and repeatedly yanked and slammed the door while yelling at me. The damage inside the door still rattles when I drive.

01/04/2026

He kicked my door leaving a dent and a giant scuff.

12/24/2025

Some people enter relationships for survival, not connection.

The lies, false accusations, and constant rewriting of events create a reality that never existed. Except in the stories they need to tell.

12/24/2025

Just because someone says they gave it their all doesn’t mean they did.
Some people don’t work to build a relationship, they work to control the narrative when it falls apart.

12/11/2025

This is the fake account messaging me while I was in class.