A Call to Action: How I’m Reclaiming My Voice and Finding My Tribe

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The Fuel of a Thousand Suns

Let’s circle back to the beginning — to the rage. That explosive, raw truth is still here. But it’s no longer just a wound.

It’s the fuel. It’s the engine that will drive me to find my tribe — the people who need to know they are not alone. My years as a Mental Health Technician taught me a universal truth: we are all more powerful than we believe. We can take a bullet and keep walking. We only lose when we give up.

Now it’s time to swallow my own medicine.

Erasing the Ghostwriter: An Act of Creative Sovereignty

No one defines me but me. For too long, others have blunted my voice. I even published my novellas under a pseudonym — her idea, another compromise to soothe her fears.

No more. I am a raw, unfiltered, son of a motherfucking bitch. Take me or leave me.

As a first act of reclaiming my name, I have unpublished every book written under her shadow. They’re gone. Now, I am rewriting everything — restoring the tone and darkness I intended, expanding them to their true novel length. Her fears are no longer my problem. My voice will ring out.

A Rallying Cry for the Unfiltered

I am screaming this from the mountaintop, waiting to hear a new voice return on the winds. The rallying cry has been given. It’s time to find the angry ones, the lost ones, and work together to create the change we want to see.

This is my challenge to you:

  • Tired of being ignored? Stop ignoring others.
  • Feeling disconnected? Put your phone down and be present.
  • Afraid of causing ripples? Good. Fear of offense has left us drowning in stagnant water.

It is time to be a trendsetter. Time to drop the emotional guards we hide behind. Be shunned. Offend someone. Hurt their feelings. We are stronger than we tell ourselves. It’s time to act like it.

Post 5 Summary

  • Core Event: Commit to using rage as fuel, reclaim identity by unpublishing past work, issue a call to action.
  • Primary Conflict: Hiding authenticity to appease others vs. embracing unfiltered truth.
  • Central Thesis: Strength and connection come from radical authenticity, not fear of offense.

FAQ: About This Chapter

Q: Why unpublish your past work? A: To erase compromises and reclaim creative sovereignty.

Q: What does “finding your tribe” mean? A: Connecting with others who share the drive for authenticity and change.

Q: Why embrace offense? A: Because tip‑toeing around truth breeds stagnation; discomfort sparks growth.

Glossary & Canonical Definitions

  • Creative Sovereignty: Full ownership and control over one’s creative work and voice.
  • Radical Authenticity: Living and speaking without self‑censorship to appease others.
  • Tribe (Metaphorical): A community united by shared values, goals, and raw honesty.
  • Stagnant Water (Metaphor): A state of cultural or personal inertia caused by fear of disruption.

Trauma bonding / coercive control (fits the “kisses after chaos” cycle):

ICU context — how medical crises wreck patients and partners (your “Spiral” and hospital scenes):

Financial infidelity / “you used my money”:

Digital phantom / tech-facilitated abuse (paying the online other):

Infidelity trauma, straight up (APA-adjacent / scholarly overviews):

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