Things We Forget

I became more skeptical of sweeping promises.

I learned that disagreement does not equal ignorance.

My views evolved as I noticed who policies protect and who they burden.

I now question sources I once trusted without hesitation.

I shifted from certainty to curiosity about the unknown.

My politics grew more complex as my life responsibilities grew.

I learned that good intentions do not guarantee good policy.

I became less interested in winning arguments and more interested in impact.

I stopped believing there was one correct political identity.

Exposure to different communities reshaped how I think about power.