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Homecoming
Homecoming isn’t a final destination — it’s a state I returned to in moments, sometimes losing it, sometimes finding it again.
It’s where strength meets softness, where self-trust takes root, and where pride in who I’ve become rises above what I’ve endured.
These pieces are about arriving, not back to who I was, but forward into someone stronger, clearer, and wholly my own, even if I had to arrive there more than once.


Protect Him
It was supposed to be a catch-up call. It became something else entirely.

Katherine Tatsuda
3 days ago7 min read


My Heart Isn't That Tidy
I think we confuse having complicated feelings with being capable of betrayal. They are not the same thing.

Katherine Tatsuda
4 days ago6 min read


They Can See It Too
Twice today, someone reflected something back to me that I already knew, but hadn't realized was so visible.

Katherine Tatsuda
Aug 262 min read


I Don't Need To Know
There was a meeting I had more than one reason to be curious about.

Katherine Tatsuda
Aug 252 min read


Not Chosen
One of the hardest things to admit about betrayal is how long you can still want to be chosen by the person who betrayed you.

Katherine Tatsuda
Aug 82 min read




The Absence of Neglect
Neglect is easy to recognize when no one feeds a child. It's much harder to recognize when the child grows up and stops feeding herself.

Katherine Tatsuda
Aug 63 min read


I Am A Gladiator
Sometimes the most important moments in our lives don't change who we are. They reveal who we've always been.

Katherine Tatsuda
Aug 54 min read


More Than A Mistake
The world has a strange way of comforting the person who lied while questioning the person who was lied to.

Katherine Tatsuda
Jul 293 min read


Rewriting The Story
Recently, I've had clarity about a question I've been carrying around for over a year.

Katherine Tatsuda
Jul 293 min read


The Boxes We Build
It's amazing how much of yourself you can slowly set aside without even noticing you're doing it.

Katherine Tatsuda
Jul 293 min read


Lunch, Yesterday
An interesting thing happened before yesterday’s lunch.

Katherine Tatsuda
Jul 284 min read


The Most Important Thing?
Yesterday I was asked a question that has stayed with me.

Katherine Tatsuda
Jul 263 min read


Permission
I don’t think I noticed I was shrinking until I started expanding again.

Katherine Tatsuda
Jul 142 min read


Well, I Changed My Mind
So... about that whole "archive" thing...

Katherine Tatsuda
Jul 82 min read




A Reminder of Self
Sometimes exhaustion makes us forget who we have already proven ourselves to be.

Katherine Tatsuda
May 202 min read




Before Awakening
I was barely awake, and my mind went somewhere unexpected on its own.

Katherine Tatsuda
May 21 min read


A Shift Back To Self
I feel different, and it’s showing up in the smallest ways.

Katherine Tatsuda
Apr 292 min read
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