top of page
The Fog
After the fire comes the smoke. Thick, disorienting, and hard to breathe through.
The Fog is the in-between space: numbness, confusion, and the slow piecing together of what really happened.
It didn’t happen in a tidy order. Some days were foggy even while I was creating or coming home to myself.
These are the writings where clarity was still forming and the path forward was hidden in shadow.
Creativity Or Coping? | Vlog #2
Am I being creative or am I coping? I swear, cry, and share how I've been spending my time.
Katherine Tatsuda
Apr 230 min read
Not Everything Needs To Be Written
Not everything that moves through me needs to become a story.
Katherine Tatsuda
Apr 142 min read
The Body Remembers
It’s interesting how, after all this time, my body still reacts and remembers
Katherine Tatsuda
Apr 32 min read
Integrating Dysfunction
Healing didn’t begin when I left.
It began when I started naming what it actually was.
Katherine Tatsuda
Mar 303 min read
I Hate This
I’ve spent months making meaning out of what happened. Today, I just hated it.
Katherine Tatsuda
Mar 252 min read
Not A Savior
I didn’t expect my words to become part of something I never agreed to.
Katherine Tatsuda
Mar 242 min read
Where Your Attention Goes
The problem wasn’t her. It was where my attention went.
Katherine Tatsuda
Mar 243 min read
Walking Out of the Flower Shop
Sometimes you revisit something from your past and see it completely differently.
Katherine Tatsuda
Mar 124 min read
A Random Page
The past year has forced me to ask a question I never expected to wrestle with so deeply.
Katherine Tatsuda
Mar 93 min read
A Note After "I Appreciate You"
After writing about appreciation, I realized there is a part of my story I almost never talk about.
Katherine Tatsuda
Mar 62 min read
Unfinished Business
Calling it ‘single’ doesn’t make you available; unresolved attachment turns every new relationship into a hidden triangle
Katherine Tatsuda
Mar 63 min read
A Definition That Matters
Sometimes the most powerful thing you can learn is the right word for what happened.
Katherine Tatsuda
Mar 42 min read
A Pattern of Harm
Some harm isn’t a mistake. It’s a pattern.
Katherine Tatsuda
Mar 33 min read
Never Again
I didn’t realize how much it hurt until I watched other women be celebrated out loud.
Katherine Tatsuda
Feb 262 min read
Late Night Musings
I watched a meeting a couple weeks ago and it got me thinking.
Katherine Tatsuda
Feb 262 min read
bottom of page