Election Exhaustion.
Another election, another wave of stress, frustration, and questions about what’s going to change. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, angry, or just plain exhausted by this process, you’re not alone. It’s like the same issues keep cycling through, but with more at stake every time. Many of us are left asking: "What’s the point? Does my voice really matter here?" The short answer? Yes, yes it does. But even if the results leave us feeling disillusioned, the work we do and the values we fight for must carry on—regardless of who’s in office.
We are Resilient.
For many of us, the issues on the ballot represent real struggles, real people, and communities fighting for basic human rights and dignity. This isn't about party lines—it's about survival, justice, and protecting each other. It’s frustrating to watch the same battles over healthcare, immigration, and social, human, and economic equality play out as if these aren’t basic, non-negotiable human rights.
We Can't Afford to Check Out.
As tempting as it is to shut off the news and ignore the process, we don’t have that luxury. Not when our communities, our environment, and our future are on the line. Staying engaged and informed isn’t optional—it’s necessary. Our voices, our votes, our actions, and our dollars create ripples that influence policies, shape communities, and build movements. This election is just one piece of a much larger puzzle.
What we do AFTER Election Day is what matters most.
My heart is heavy thinking about all those Latinos for Trump. But for every one of those clowns is one of us- believing, hoping, knowing and trusting our future is Beautiful, Queer, Brown, Black, Non-Binary, Colorful, Loud, Bright, Fair, Abundant, Courageous, Full of Love & Light, and Hella Dope. So fuck those clowns.
Do You. Believe in You.
Keep Dreaming. Keep Building.
Keep Growing on YOUR terms.
And for the greater good- remember we have the power to push for change locally and nationally. Supporting grassroots organizations, building community networks, volunteering, donating—these actions are what move the needle forward. Change doesn’t start or stop at the ballot box. Our power to make an impact is strongest when we organize, collaborate, and keep up the pressure on those in power, no matter the outcome.
We have to keep showing up, keep resisting, and keep building the world we want to live in, one day at a time. This work isn’t glamorous, and it doesn’t always pay off immediately. But there’s strength in standing up for what’s right, no matter who’s in charge.
Elections are hard, and this one isn’t any different. It’s okay to feel tired and frustrated—but don’t lose sight of the bigger picture. No matter what, we keep going, keep holding people accountable, and keep fighting for the values we believe in. Because when the dust settles, we’re still here, and we’re still in this together. I’m here with you. I’m here for you.