Unfortunately, I felt heavily pressured to get the vaccine at the time because of work expectations, responsibilities, and other commitments I had, so it never truly felt like a free or informed choice for me personally. I felt backed into a corner and made the decision based more on circumstance than genuine comfort. Looking back, it has become one of my biggest regrets. Since having it, I experienced side effects that affected my wellbeing then, and some issues I still continue to deal with now. I understand everyone had different experiences and perspectives during that time, and I respect that, but for me personally it was a difficult chapter and one that has had lasting effects. I’m simply sharing my own experience honestly and respectfully.

Silent, strategic, and lethal. It doesn’t need noise or chaos to dominate, just precision, patience, and perfect timing. Real power often moves quietly. 🦉🔥

Two genders. That’s it.

@Joseph Groom ❤️❤️

@Mieka Clarke 🥰

@Joseph Groom Thank you so much 🥹❤️❤️

This is such a heavy topic… but if I’m being real, if I had to choose, I’d say I’m for it, especially in this day and age. There are some crimes that are just beyond comprehension. Situations where the damage done can never be undone, and it’s hard to believe that anything less than the ultimate consequence would ever feel like true justice. I do still think the system needs to be extremely careful, because it’s not perfect but when it comes to the most extreme cases, I understand and support it. For me, it comes down to accountability. Actions have weight, and in certain situations, that weight is irreversible.