That's the simplest way I know how to describe why I do this work.
I think women have inherited a lot of expectations they never agreed to. Some come from our families. Some from our relationships. Some from religion, culture, politics, or simply "the way things have always been."
Most of us don't even notice they're there until something feels off.
That's where I come in.
I notice the patterns hiding in plain sight and ask the kinds of questions that are hard to stop thinking about. Not because I want you to see the world the way I do. Because I want you to have the chance to see it for yourself.
If my work has a goal, it's not to give women more rules to follow. It's to help them recognize they have a choice.
Everything I write, every question I ask, and every tool I create starts there.