About Jodasie

There are people who listen, and then there are people who truly hear you — my friend is the latter. Being cared for by them doesn’t always come in grand gestures (though they’re capable of those too); it’s in the little things — checking in after a tough day, remembering the small details I mentioned in passing, or sending a message just because they felt something might be off. Their kindness is never performative. It's quiet, steady, and deeply sincere. They know how to hold space for others, not rushing to fix things but simply being present — which, I’ve come to realize, is one of the rarest and most healing qualities a person can have. What makes them so special is that their care doesn’t depend on convenience. They show up — emotionally, mentally, and even physically when it counts. Whether it's offering a listening ear at midnight or simply making you feel like your struggles are valid, they have this rare gift of making people feel less alone. To know them is to be reminded that empathy is still alive in the world. I’m deeply grateful for their friendship, and even more grateful for the heart with which they love and support the people around them.