There’s a line between what’s expected and what’s true, and too often, we’re encouraged to walk the side of expectation. Be palatable, they say. Appeal to the masses. Water it down. Make it softer, more digestible. But that’s not who I am, and that’s not what Aurelda is.

I created Aurelda to be a radical expression of authenticity—a space where there’s no room for dilution, no space for compromise. It’s unapologetic self-expression art, a fierce declaration of self, embodied in characters who defy norms, just as I do. This project is not just a story or a piece of art; it’s a middle finger to a world that constantly tells us to conform. Aurelda is my declaration, and in the words of Madonna, ‘This is who I am, like it or not.’ Take it or leave it—a window to my soul.

If you’re not ready for it, that’s okay—because I’m not here to be easy or to be everything for everyone. Mo’an stands as a reflection of this boldness: gentle and wise, yes, but never apologetic for who he is. He embodies creative authenticity in storytelling, a quiet power—kind and compassionate, but unwilling to compromise his essence for anyone’s comfort. He’s not here to please you, either. He’s here to be fully himself, showing that softness can exist alongside strength.

Itzam’Yeh, on the other hand, is the warrior—the one who faces his battles with courage, even when he’s unsure of the outcome. His journey is one of fearlessness, of moving forward despite the wounds and scars of the past. He fights not to conform, but to protect what is true and just. Like Aurelda itself, Itzam’Yeh is a reminder that standing in your truth requires both bravery and resistance against the forces that try to shape you into something you’re not.

Then there’s Chimal, who brings the energy of light and spirit into this conversation. Chimal’s role in Aurelda is one of guidance, always illuminating the path forward, even when it’s hard to see. But Chimal doesn’t dilute his light for anyone’s comfort. His wisdom comes from a place of deep authenticity, a connection to the spiritual that cannot be simplified or watered down. Like sacred sexuality in creative work, his energy is raw, pure, and powerful—it’s the life force that flows through everything, unapologetically present, unapologetically real.

Each of these characters embodies a part of my inner world, my truest self, and my highest potential.

As for me—Jason—I’m here, too, as another embodiment of this message. My journey, reflected in Aurelda, is not one of ease or fitting in. I’ve spent enough time being quiet, pulling away, and feeling the sting of rejection. And honestly? I’m done with that. So, welcome, come on in. I have nothing to fear.

Maybe some people won’t get it. Maybe they’ll think it’s too much, too raw, or not enough. They’ll try to put me in a box, just as they’ll try to do with Mo’an, Itzam’Yeh, or Chimal—characters who refuse to fit neatly into anyone’s expectations. But I’m not here to make you comfortable. I’m not here to be soft, small, or digestible.

If Aurelda isn’t palatable for you, that’s on you, not me. This world—my world—wasn’t built to satisfy the masses. It was built to be true, to stand tall in the face of machismo, shame, and societal constraints. To speak loudly, unapologetically, and without fear. When you begin to speak your truth boldly, people might walk away; others might misunderstand—but the ones who stay, the ones who resonate with the power of your authenticity, those are the ones who matter.

Mo’an, Itzam’Yeh, Chimal, and I—we are here for those who want something real. Something that refuses to conform. Something that embraces all that we are without hiding in the shadows. This project, this world, this story is for them. And for me. And for anyone who’s ever been told to quiet down, to tone it down, to fit into a smaller space.

A Space for an Unapologetic Self-Expression of the Truest Self—Bold & Fearless

If you’re here for something safe, something easy to digest, this isn’t the place for you. I’m not here to be safe—except to hold a safe space for those who want, or need it. Aurelda was never meant to be safe. It’s meant to take up space, to express, to push boundaries.

Mo’an’s gentleness, Itzam’Yeh’s courage, Chimal’s light—they don’t shrink away from discomfort. They step into it with power, just as I have, and just as Aurelda will continue to do. So, if that makes you uncomfortable, maybe it’s time to ask yourself why.

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If you’ve made it this far, it means you’re not looking for something easy. You’re seeking truth, bold expression, and unapologetic art that defies the norms. Aurelda is not just a story; it’s a radical, fearless expression of self. And now, you have the chance to become part of it.

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As a patron, you’ll help fuel this unapologetic self-expression art and allow it to reach those who need it most. Together, we’ll push boundaries, tell stories that matter, and celebrate our fullest selves.

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