Kelly Hint Empowerment Coaching

06/16/2026

🤷🏻‍♀️ it’s all about perspective, I suppose 😁

This is me de-escalating. ☺️

06/15/2026

Learn the difference between Relationship OCD (ROCD) and genuine relationship concerns. Discover common symptoms, reassurance-seeking patterns, and how treatment can help.

06/15/2026

06/14/2026

In January 1994, a jury in Manassas, Virginia, found Lorena Bobbitt not guilty by reason of temporary insanity after nine days of trial and seven hours of deliberation on evidence of years of abuse.

She was 24 years old. An American woman who had, months earlier, cut off her husband's p***s with a kitchen knife after testifying that he had r***d her that night, the latest act in a marriage she described as years of physical and sexual assault. Neighbors took the stand. Medical professionals who had treated her injuries testified. Friends she had told at the time confirmed what she had said.

Her husband had already been acquitted in a separate trial of the marital sexual assault she alleged. The media of 1993 and 1994 organized its coverage almost entirely around the act itself, which became a national punchline. The abuse testimony, the corroborating witnesses, the medical records, all of it sat in the trial record while the country made jokes. Lorena went on to found a domestic violence nonprofit and continued that work into her fifties. In 2019, a documentary series reexamined the case as a story about domestic violence, drawing on the same trial record that had always contained the evidence. The facts had not changed. The framing finally had.

The court record had treated her as a woman describing years of assault. The coverage of 1994 had treated her as a curiosity. Those are not the same thing.

She made the room hers.

06/11/2026

Gallows Hill this morning, remembering the first victim wrongly executed for the crime of witchcraft, Bridget Bishop 🕯

📍Salem, Massachusetts ,
Proctor’s Ledge

06/06/2026

Oh. Em. Gee. Biggest challenge yet. Hiked for 2 hours with an elevation gain of 854 feet. We were not prepared. But wow, I enjoyed it thoroughly, even through the pain. I just can’t stop loving being in the woods! I’ve been trying to exercise regularly for years. I’ve hated everything that I do. But once I started listening to my spirit, I knew that was the way. Move your body in a way that makes you feel good. For some it’s very limited, for others movement comes much easier. Pick YOUR path. The one that is meant for YOU. Reconnecting with my body after resenting it for so long has given me a sense of power, peace, and pride. Life is too short to hang on to resentment, especially when it’s toward yourself. Unleash. Let go. LIVE!