God’s Mona’s Lisa 🎨

As a millennial raised in the generation that took social media and made it into a legitimate career option, I’ll be the first to say… Chileeee, the hindsight.

Although social media played a crucial role in opportunities, income, and endeavors that only entered my world because of it, I can say I’ve had a tricky relationship with social media throughout my twenties.

At one point, I seriously became concerned with how it was influencing and sabotaging the way I formed ideas and conclusions about life. As a creator, it was hard not to factor public reception into how I thought and what I thought about.

Over the last two years, I’ve taken several 4–6 month sabbaticals from social media as I sat and thought about life itself, uninterrupted, and removing as many influences as I possibly could.

As I settle back into sharing online, I look forward to creating from the most authentic parts of myself.

Because that’s the point of it all.

It’s not about building a brand that has no backbone.

Or gaining money that has no integrity.

The act of earnest creativity is the point for me.

So, with that, I look forward to just sharing again. From the depths of my inquisitive mind and seasoned soul, I validate myself to be the wildly colorful, semi-socially awkward (I blame my being home-schooled), and deep thinking gyal that I am. And with that, my latest philosophical rant series. #philosophy #rants #oldsoul #90style #fypシ❤️💞❤️

With love,