When someone says, “I’m too broken to be accepted,” they are not revealing a truth about themselves. They are reporting the cumulative impact of being unmet—by people, by institutions, by care models that confuse scarcity with triage and distance with professionalism.
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There are no demands for our attention. They aren’t asking for anything. And still, crowds are gathering to watch.
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De-criminalize attachment in your mind. Merely having an attachment isn’t a Failure, a Sin, or a Crime that needs to be punished.
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Trauma-informed care is ultimately love-informed care. It’s not sentimental or abstract love, but the kind that insists on dignity, patience, truth, and presence.
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To simply be nowadays is a rebellion of sorts, removing yourself from a process of obey, consume, repeat (to quote an old John Carpenter film).
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