Beyoncé released Country Carter today and I haven’t listened yet.

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Y’all. I’ve never felt like this. Ever. And somehow that’s become the problem.
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Being of sound mind and body, I can declare that I am not of sound mind and body LOL.

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For some reason I wanted to share "The Mask" by Dr. Maya Angelou which she penned in response to Paul Laurence Dunbar’s we wear the mask. I don't remember it having a huge place in this episode, but I have been talking a great deal about removing masks and telling my truth which is what I hope Season 4 will allow. Either way, I am continuing to unpack my way to peace. This one didn't have tears, I promise. Anyway, Dr. Angelou's poem can be seen here.

I am grieving and I am growing. I am okay.

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Dear God,

I know you have given me the ability to be vulnerable and the gift for wanting to share my story and most authentically my truth. I am so grateful for this season in my life God. I have to thank you. I am so grateful that you’ve ordered my steps to a therapist that I trust. To not just talking about being a vulnerable person but actually being vulnerable.

Thank you for this project as it has become my therapy and my salvation. I’m grateful for what is in season 4 of InseQueer: The Podcast. I know I need this space. My own safe space. A place where I can be me authentically. I won’t run from my nudge this time. Thanks Oprah.

***To my listeners, I am trusting myself to know that my story is to connect us with a safe space to lean into honesty, vulnerability and authenticity.

My voice. My vulnerability. My vessel.

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I have to take accountability for my actions. Learning to listen.

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My growth is on the other side of this truth,
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You are not alone.
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Consent is necessary


God, Growth and Beyoncé

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I dance now.

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I am grateful to be alive. Thank you, Beyonce.

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