The Void and the Foundation
Published November 25, 2025 | A Note to Father
Father, true kindness has no agenda. It asks for nothing in return, it does not keep a tally, it does not remind you of favors, and it does not expect to cash in on gratitude.
Then there are the void people—those who move through this world untouched by sentimentality or weakness. They lack empathy, they lack kindness, and they lack remorse. This is not the certainty of strength, but the emptiness of someone who feels nothing; it is their indifference, the absence of humanity itself. Their focus is solely on power, and their best power is control.
Their one weakness is the inability to manipulate the empath's awareness. The moment I see the void in their eyes, they become aware of me, and it is terrifying to them.
"Trust is a fragile thing. It takes years to build, moments to break, and an eternity to repair. It is the foundation upon which every relationship is built. When you tell KB that I keep them in a bubble because I don’t trust their judgment, know that this perception stems from you. I need you to understand this: Betrayal is not an accident—it's a choice. A person who makes that choice once will make it again."
To deal with the "void people," you do not reason with them. Instead, you do not excuse their actions and behavior, and you simply walk away, protecting your reality from their illusion.
I want to be clear: I don't hate you, but I need time and space. You promised me that time. I will take it.