GizzyHeals89

09/09/2026

Control isn't the absence of anger.

I can feel every bit of it and still choose my next move. I don't have to respond immediately. I don't have to raise my voice. I don't have to destroy something just because something inside me is burning.

09/09/2026

Tonight's question for the curious mind...
If humans could suddenly see every wavelength of light that exists around us, would Earth still look like the same planet?
Look around you. Everything you see feels complete—the walls, the sky, your hands, the person beside you. But your eyes aren't showing you everything that's there. They're showing you only the tiny slice of reality they're capable of detecting.
Imagine waking up tomorrow with the ability to see every wavelength of light. Suddenly the night isn't truly dark. Empty air isn't visually empty. The sky is filled with structures you've been looking through your entire life without realizing they existed.
Nothing about Earth changed overnight. You did.
That raises an even stranger question: How much of reality is surrounding us right now that humans simply don't have the senses to perceive?
Wonder is the beginning of wisdom.

09/08/2026

My anger can be justified and my reaction can still be wrong.

That was a hard truth to accept. Being hurt doesn't give me permission to hurt someone else. Growth meant learning to hold myself accountable even when I had every reason to be angry.

09/08/2026

Tonight's question for the curious mind...
If every sound disappeared from Earth for one minute, what would be the first thing you realized you had never actually heard before?
No traffic.
No wind.
No voices.
No music.
No birds.
No air conditioner humming somewhere in the background.
Not even the tiny sounds you've stopped noticing because they've been there your entire life.
For sixty seconds, the world keeps moving...
but produces absolutely nothing you can hear.
Would you hear your heartbeat?
Would you notice your breathing?
Would your brain create sound to fill the emptiness?
Or would you discover that what you've always called silence was never truly silent at all?
Maybe we've spent our entire lives hearing noise.
And because of that...
none of us actually knows what silence sounds like.
Wonder is the beginning of wisdom.

09/07/2026

Sometimes the loudest emotion isn’t the real one.

Anger became easier to show than hurt because hurt required me to admit something actually got to me. Managing my anger started when I stopped asking what made me mad and started asking what was underneath it.

09/07/2026

Tonight's question for the curious mind...
If the universe has no true “up” or “down,” why does your brain insist on giving space a direction?
Right now, you probably feel like you're sitting or standing upright.
Someone on the opposite side of Earth feels exactly the same way.
From your perspective, they're upside down.
From theirs...
you are.
Take Earth away.
Remove the floor.
Remove the horizon.
Put yourself somewhere between galaxies.
Which direction is up now?
Maybe some things feel like universal truths simply because we've experienced them the same way our entire lives.
And maybe the universe doesn't care which way we think it's facing.
If every direction depends on where you're standing, is anything in space actually upside down?
Wonder is the beginning of wisdom.

09/06/2026

The greatest thief doesn’t break into your home.

It doesn’t wear a mask. It doesn’t announce itself. It just keeps moving while we convince ourselves we still have plenty of it left.

Time.

“The Greatest Thief” is a spoken-word reflection on the moments we waste, the memories we hold onto, and the one thing none of us can ever steal back.

🎙️ Written & performed by GizzyHeals89

If this one made you think about how you’re spending your time, tell me what hit you hardest in the comments.

09/06/2026

Tonight's question for the curious mind...
If your brain rebuilds a memory every time you remember it, how would you ever know which version was closest to what actually happened?
Think about your oldest memory.
You can probably see pieces of it.
A room.
A face.
A voice.
Maybe even what you were feeling.
But you've remembered that moment countless times since it happened.
What if tiny details changed along the way?
Not enough for you to notice.
Just enough that the memory you confidently carry today isn't identical to the moment that created it.
Then comes the stranger question:
If a memory helped shape who you became, does it matter if every detail is accurate?
Maybe our past exists in two places.
What happened.
And what we remember happening.
How often are they actually the same?
Wonder is the beginning of wisdom.

09/05/2026

Just it here gaming. No wins sadly but still a good highlight reel to watch in the background 😂 Fortnite

Clean eliminations, bad decisions, close calls, questionable deaths...