KnownHeretic’s Substack

Fox & Friends promoting pro-Sophie Cunningham Rally Tonight in Portland!!

Amy Sousa, MA Depth Psychology — Fri, 31 Jul 2026 17:03:35 GMT

FREE Coffee Talk: Sophie Cunningham Rally & Game

Amy Sousa, MA Depth Psychology — Thu, 30 Jul 2026 14:05:46 GMT

TikTok man attempts to school me about the definition of BOUNDARIES

Amy Sousa, MA Depth Psychology — Thu, 30 Jul 2026 13:41:35 GMT

Coffee Talk: Death Threats, Doxxing, and Intimidation Tactics

Amy Sousa, MA Depth Psychology — Tue, 28 Jul 2026 16:09:10 GMT

Good morning and welcome to your Coffee Talk.

So today I am sitting here in my very coziest, but also my very shabbiest, robe because I want to bring myself some comfort today. I want to talk about some uncomfortable things. I don’t normally talk about these things, but today I want to talk about death threats, doxing, scare tactics, and intimidation—the…

Poem: Your Little Day (We Will Win!)

Amy Sousa, MA Depth Psychology — Tue, 28 Jul 2026 14:22:01 GMT

Your Little Day

So make the most of this, your little day,
Your little month, your little year of power;
Make laws, demand our language bend your way,
And call our ancient boundaries outworn.

For women have faced mightier men than you,
Men armed with law, with scripture, fist, and throne;
Men who could make the cruelest threat come true,
Who claimed our bodies never were our own.

We faced the fathers who could sell the bride,
The husbands whom the law allowed to rule;
The hands that barred the ballot from our side,
The learned men who kept us from the school.

We faced the men who said we could not speak,
Could own no wealth, could govern, vote, or choose;
Who used their strength as evidence we’re weak,
Who forced us when we said that we refuse.

But still we rose. Not once, but age on age.
We learned to write our names upon the page.
We opened every door once closed and barred
And won each inch because we fought so hard.

Your tactics are the same as men of old.
You violate our boundaries the same way;
You force us after we have told NO.
You tell us we are not allowed our say.

Our mothers fought for rooms where women dress,
For doors that close, for safety without shame;
For girls to meet their strength in sport and test
And know the field was built to hold their game.

You were not there with women at the start
To help us fight when voting was denied,
Our mothers carried freedom in their heart
While custom, church, and government replied:

No. Know your place. Be silent. Do not fight.
Accept the world exactly as it stands.
And still they dragged their daughters toward the light
And placed their hard-won freedom in our hands.

We are those daughters.

So make the most of this, your little day,
Your little month, your little year, and then—
Remember women have outlasted power
In stronger, crueler, more commanding men.

For we have faced the fist, the throne, the cage,
The locked schoolhouse, the altar, and the law;
And every generation turns the page
And finds that women still remember all.

We have survived what once seemed permanent.
We have far more patience than your power.
We’ll be here when your little grunts are spent.
Together we will stand, hold, and endure.

You tell us that our boundaries are just hate,
That we’re not allowed to have them once again,
You tell us that we must accept our fate.
But I assure you in the end that we will win!

Power poem: Your Little Day

Amy Sousa, MA Depth Psychology — Mon, 27 Jul 2026 02:37:32 GMT

YOUR LITTLE DAY (We Will Win!)

So make the most of this, your little day,
Your little month, your little year of power;
Make laws, demand our language bend your way,
And call our ancient boundaries outworn.

For women have faced mightier men than you,
Men armed with law, with scripture, fist, and throne;
Men who could make the cruelest threat come true,
Who claimed our bodies never were our own.

We faced the fathers who could sell the bride,
The husbands whom the law allowed to rule;
The hands that barred the ballot from our side,
The learned men who kept us from the school.

We faced the men who said we could not speak,
Could own no wealth, could govern, vote, or choose;
Who used their strength as evidence we’re weak,
Who forced us when we said that we refuse.

But still we rose. Not once, but age on age.
We learned to write our names upon the page.
We opened every door once closed and barred
And won each inch because we fought so hard.

Your tactics are the same as men of old.
You violate our boundaries the same way;
You force us after we have told NO.
You tell us we are not allowed our say.

Our mothers fought for rooms where women dress,
For doors that close, for safety without shame;
For girls to meet their strength in sport and test
And know the field was built to hold their game.

You were not there with women at the start
To help us fight when voting was denied,
Our mothers carried freedom in their heart
While custom, church, and government replied:

No. Know your place. Be silent. Do not fight.
Accept the world exactly as it stands.
And still they dragged their daughters toward the light
And placed their hard-won freedom in our hands.

We are those daughters.

So make the most of this, your little day,
Your little month, your little year, and then—
Remember women have outlasted power
In stronger, crueler, more commanding men.

For we have faced the fist, the throne, the cage,
The locked schoolhouse, the altar, and the law;
And every generation turns the page
And finds that women still remember all.

We have survived what once seemed permanent.
We have far more patience than your power.
We’ll be here when your little grunts are spent.
Together we will stand, hold, and endure.

You tell us that our boundaries are just hate,
That we’re not allowed to have them once again,
You tell us that we must accept our fate.
But I assure you in the end that we will win!

FREE Coffee Talk Friday: Video Clip of Mother leading son into self-hate, self-harm, and dissociation.

Amy Sousa, MA Depth Psychology — Fri, 24 Jul 2026 17:26:17 GMT

(Some intro and housekeeping in the beginning; video and analysis start at 4:17.)

Coffee Talk: Peggy Reeves Sanday Anthropologist on non-rape and low rape cultures

Amy Sousa, MA Depth Psychology — Thu, 23 Jul 2026 19:21:19 GMT

Peggy Reeves Sanday is one of the most influential anthropologists to study sexual violence from a cross-cultural perspective. Her work challenged the then-common assumption that rape is an inevitable consequence of male biology. Instead, she argued that the frequency, meaning, and social acceptance of rape vary dramatically across cultures, suggesting …

Coffee Talk: Escape from Freedom, Erich Fromm

Amy Sousa, MA Depth Psychology — Wed, 22 Jul 2026 18:17:45 GMT

I explore Fromm’s concept of “the magic helper” as a way to avoid personal responsibility and self-development.

THANK YOU AGAIN for helping make my Substack a bestseller!!!

100 Strong Celebration!

Amy Sousa, MA Depth Psychology — Tue, 21 Jul 2026 19:22:59 GMT

I appreciate this growing community so much! I am so grateful for all the support and engagement. It encourages me to keep going and keeps me strong so I can keep you strong right back!!!

As a thank you to all my paid subscribers, I am going to be giving a free exclusive webinar/workshop to all current paid members and to anyone who signs up as a paid member from now until August 31!

I have a number of offerings that I am launching in September, including more community events.

I have so much gratitude right now! Thank you all!

Coffee Talk: Transhumanist Goals

Amy Sousa, MA Depth Psychology — Tue, 21 Jul 2026 17:31:18 GMT

The "Trans Man" Gotcha!

Amy Sousa, MA Depth Psychology — Mon, 20 Jul 2026 23:26:34 GMT

When women are used as a cudgel to beat other women into submission.

She said She said: Conversation with a TIF about PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY

Amy Sousa, MA Depth Psychology — Mon, 20 Jul 2026 22:03:12 GMT

An anonymous account came into my TikTok DMs to talk about “trans men” being forced to use women’s spaces. This person said they were a female, but one can never tell with anonymous accounts. Regardless, it gave me the perfect opportunity to talk about personal responsibility, risk management, safeguarding, sex class traitors, and the harms of transgender ideology.

Coffee Talk: To Have or To Be?

Amy Sousa, MA Depth Psychology — Mon, 20 Jul 2026 18:45:18 GMT

Coffee Talk is a place for me to share more with the growing Known Heretic community. I love keeping my short, sharable videos free and available for all. Coffee Talk is for those who want to hear more of my deeper and exploratory thoughts and reflections. Mornings are a time when I let my mind wander. I drink my coffee and reflect on the larger pattern…

Embodiment, Cartesian Duality, Phenomenology, and "having" vs "being" a body.

Amy Sousa, MA Depth Psychology — Sat, 18 Jul 2026 15:44:15 GMT

Thank you to all my followers, subscribers, and paid subscribers for growing this space into more of a community! I so appreciate the conversations and connecters! July has been my busiest month so I haven’t been able to host my book club or community circle due to moving and travel. But be advised there is so much coming! More summer events to be announced next week as well as my fall schedule!

Brain scans & lady brains debunked.

Amy Sousa, MA Depth Psychology — Fri, 17 Jul 2026 18:56:50 GMT

Coffee Talk: Embodiment vs Dissociation in Culture

Amy Sousa, MA Depth Psychology — Fri, 17 Jul 2026 16:09:01 GMT

TikTok Q & A

Amy Sousa, MA Depth Psychology — Thu, 16 Jul 2026 21:03:42 GMT

Coffee Talk: Men create alliances, women create community

Amy Sousa, MA Depth Psychology — Thu, 16 Jul 2026 16:03:30 GMT

Coffee Talk: Embodiment Feminism

Amy Sousa, MA Depth Psychology — Wed, 15 Jul 2026 16:07:35 GMT

I’m re-introducing my Coffee Talks as a daily series that is more conversational, free-flowing, and informal as a way to share my thoughts as they are developing and to open new conversations with my growing community of paid subscribers.