#29. sweet treats, smiling often & living in your truth

Age:  29

Relationship Status:  Single

Occupation:  Server/bartender

Income:  the money is great!

Astrological Sign: Virgo sun, Pisces moon, Cancer rising

What is the first thing you do when you wake up? 

Check my phone. It’s always right under me.

Have you ever felt genuine fulfillment? When? 

No. Not to say I haven’t felt great things, but I always have this feeling that there’s

always ‘more’.

What is your most repetitive, negative thought? 

Anything future-wise. Always wondering what’s next and not staying present.

What is one thing that surprised you about adulthood? 

Every single thing you do, every move you make is a choice.

What are three things you want to put every woman onto? 

1. Taking care of your physical self and outer beauty. This is so important!

2. Sweet treats. Have them. You deserve it!

3. Have the sex.

Rank the following from most to least important:

money, food, sex, love, and laughter (feel free to explain or don’t).

Laughter, love, money, food, sex.

How has your relationship with your parents/ guardians changed in adulthood? 

I look at them as regular people with emotions. They had me young, so I give them grace for not knowing what to do. But I am so proud for how they’ve raised me, they did great!

When do you feel most like yourself? 

When I’m with my family.

What is the best compliment someone has ever given you? 

Someone told me to never stop smiling (I’m always complimented on my smile).

How do you feel about falling in love? 

It’s scary and beautiful. You have to be willing to let yourself fall, and not everyone is ready and/ or capable of doing that.

What is one thing you’re sick of hearing?

“You’re so young!” Like yeah, I know but I’m not getting any younger LOL!

How often do you feel alone? 

Not very much. Here and there.

What is one thing you hope everyone experiences in their lifetime? 

A sense of self. Knowing who you truly are to the core.

What is one thing you hope no one has to experience in their lifetime?

Hopelessness.

What is the best decision you’ve ever made? 

Quitting my 9-5 and exploring learning new skills.

When do you feel most at ease? 

Anytime I’m around my family, or just at home laying down.

What does having a successful life mean to you? 

Living in MY TRUTH, no one else’s.

How often do you think about your body? 

A lot! I’ve grown to love my body and who I am in my skin. I’ve accepted that my body is changing.

When do you ask for help? 

Never. But I should.

What is something you feel strongly about?

Children, people with disabilities, and the elderly need to be taken care of.