There’s a certain exhaustion that comes with standing up for what’s right, isn’t there? A bone-deep kind of tiredness that creeps in after watching the world cycle through so much pain and suffering, and seeing systems that profit from that suffering. That’s where I am right now. We’re all living through a time of unimaginable hurt—particularly for the people of Gaza, who are experiencing a genocide that continues to be funded, supported, and justified by companies and corporations we engage with every single day.

I’m tired. But I’m not giving up. I’ve made the decision to close my Wix website on May 8, 2025, to divest from companies that contribute to the funding of this violence. This isn’t just about “politics” or “global issues” from a detached point of view. This is about humanity, and whether we can stand on the right side of history when genocide is happening right now. For me, that means refusing to profit from or support companies that enable this injustice.

Why Now? The Exhaustion of Watching a Broken System

Right now, the state of the world feels suffocating. Every headline, every news report, every heartbreaking image feels like a weight on my chest. Yet, there’s a larger, quiet terror—the complicit apathy, the lack of accountability. That terror is what exhausts me the most: people going about their business, ignoring the bloodshed they’re indirectly funding internationally, ignoring their rights being stripped away domestically. And here’s the thing—I can’t keep contributing to that. I can’t stay silent in a world that’s so clearly broken.

So, I’m divesting. The initial energy required to divest from these companies can sometimes be intense. It takes effort. It’s uncomfortable. But the truth is—everything after that is easy. I've spent years building my website and it is a product of love and attention. When I learned that Wix was on the BDS list I immediately emailed them to see what their response would be. And what did I get back? Crickets. But I'd already paid for the 2 year plan, so I had some time to begin duplicating everything I'd built off site. And May 8th is my renewal date. I'm working on drafting a letter to send them upon cancellation. But my content, my mission, and my voice will all continue through Bindery, a platform that supports the values I believe in, free from the corporations that support genocide. From this point forward, I’m giving my full energy to causes that matter, to organizations that stand for justice, and to platforms that align with my principles.

The Difference Between Anti-Semitism and Divestment from Genocide

If you're new here, there’s an important distinction I want to make clear: Divesting from genocide is not the same as being anti-Semitic. We are all familiar with the vicious cycle of blaming entire groups for the actions of a few. And while I wholeheartedly support the Jewish community and their right to exist safely, I also stand firm in saying that no people, no group, should be allowed to commit genocide without consequence.

There’s a line that has been blurred by the rhetoric of the powerful. Divestment is not a hate-filled protest against one religion or group—it is a stand for human rights and dignity, no matter who you are or where you come from. The Israeli government’s actions in Gaza have left a devastating trail of destruction, and it’s up to the rest of the world to not only speak out but to act. Divesting from the companies that support these actions is one of the most impactful steps we can take.

All My Content is Moving to Bindery

As of May 8, 2025, all of my content will be fully moved to Bindery. This includes blog posts, social media content, resources, and even the printables that used to cost you $1.50 each. All of that? Free. That’s right. For anyone who subscribes to any paid tier, I’ll be offering all my past and future printables.

This move to Bindery isn’t just a practical step; it’s a statement. A statement that says, “I am no longer willing to support systems that perpetuate harm, and neither should you.” If you’ve ever supported my work, I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart. It means the world to me. I hope you’ll continue this journey with me, and I hope this decision resonates with you as much as it does with me.

Encouraging Others to Divest

Divestment may seem like a small act, but it is powerful. The more of us who make the conscious decision to pull away from companies that support genocide, the stronger we become. If you’ve ever been on the fence about taking action, now is the time. It can be exhausting, yes. But you know what's more exhausting? Oppression. We can all divest—from profit-driven platforms, from companies that contribute to violence, from systems that benefit off the backs of the oppressed.

Start small. Start by looking at where your money goes and what it supports. And remember—every time you make a choice to divest, it sends a message. This is about standing with those who are suffering, with those who are facing oppression and violence every single day.

This is my stand. And it’s one I’m proud to take, no matter how tiring it is. The initial move takes energy, but the long-term action is easy. I’m ready to put my spoons into what matters. I hope you will join me in making this divestment a widespread movement, one that says: we are not complicit. We will no longer turn a blind eye.

So, here it is: I’m closing my Wix website on May 8, 2025. From then on, you can find me on Bindery, pushing forward, supporting marginalized communities, and doing my part in the fight for justice. Let’s stand together, let’s divest from genocide, and let’s create a world where humanity is the focus, not profit.

Stay strong, stay engaged, and as always, FUCK Nazis, and FUCK genocide.