10/13/2026
I genuinely don’t understand what is wrong with people sometimes.
Over the last couple of weeks, my Instagram account was flagged for supposedly violating community guidelines, which has absolutely destroyed my reach. Now my Zoom account has been compromised, the email associated with it was changed, and our recovery meeting was deleted.
And I keep coming back to one question. What exactly are you trying to accomplish?
Because here’s the thing. You’re not just messing with me.
When my posts aren’t reaching people, they don’t know about the classes, meetings, and resources we offer. When you interfere with a recovery meeting, you’re interfering with a space that people count on.
Rooted has been built over nearly seven years. We operate on donations. Our teachers volunteer their time. We work incredibly hard to make these resources accessible to people who need them.
And someone is going out of their way to interfere with that. For what? What do you actually gain?
You don’t have to like me. You don’t have to agree with me. You don’t even have to support what I do.
But why would anyone deliberately interfere with resources meant to help other people?
I’m angry. I’m frustrated. And quite frankly, I’m disgusted that I even have to address this.
To everyone who attends our recovery meetings, I’m incredibly sorry for the disruption. I’m working on getting a new link set up and will share it as soon as I can.
And to whoever is responsible, I hope you take a minute to think about who else your actions are affecting. Because this was never just about me.