About Me

I’m Tina — a writer, poet, musician, and advocate. I’ve been playing bass guitar since I was 11, and music has always been a central part of my life. Poetry, too, has been a constant — it allows me to express the emotions and ideas that often can't be captured with ordinary words.

I’m also a lifelong gamer — from World of Warcraft to Path of Exile, and other's in-between. Gaming has always been a way for me to connect with others and explore new worlds, and it's a huge part of who I am.

I've seen both the highs and lows in life, and I've witnessed the struggles of others in ways that have deepened my perspective. These experiences have shaped my passion for advocating for human connection, justice, and equality. It's become clear to me that we’re living in a world where the challenges we face are growing more urgent by the day.

The state of things isn't just "broken" — it's dire. But I remain hopeful that we can still rebuild, reconnect, and change the course we’re on. I feel deeply invested in the well-being of all people, and I believe that by using whatever platform I have, we can spark real change.

Though I currently live near the Canadian border, I’ve spent most of my life in New York, and I miss the vibrancy of city life. I have three adult sons, two cats — Luci and Midnight — and I’m committed to doing what I can to make the world better for all of us. Change is hard, but it's possible through empathy, connection, and collective action.

The future is in our hands, and while it may seem daunting, I believe that through shared purpose and action, we can make the world a better place. It starts with all of us coming together, because the only way forward is together.

Thank you for taking the time to explore my story. Whether you're here to reflect on the writings or simply curious about the thoughts and experiences that shape this space, I truly appreciate your presence. The journey is always richer when we walk it together, even from afar. I hope that what you find here resonates with you in some way, and encourages you to think, reflect, and connect.