Brooke Schofield

People who are doing it right this second who don't understand or know that maybe down the line they won't mean that anymore or they're going to regret it and it could really hurt somebody.

So I hope that people just have more of a filtration process than at least I did.

I mean, I would like for people to see that you can grow.

And maybe if you were once somebody who wanted to bully or make

other people feel bad or whatever it is, you can decide one day you don't want to anymore and that's fine.

You can always change.

Of course, when you're younger, like, being famous is, like, the most exciting thing in the world.

Especially me.

I, like... I'm not ashamed to admit, like, validation to me was, like, currency.

I wanted attention so bad always growing up that I feel like that felt like the peak of it.

Like, to be known and loved by, like, you know, the masses, that felt like it would be the coolest thing in the world.

Like, yeah.

So I think... Yeah, I think so.

I didn't necessarily, like, want to just be famous, but I wanted to be known for whatever it was I was going to do.

And I...

Didn't know what that was going to be.

Yeah.

So my my mom struggle or has struggled and still does struggle with addiction.

I lived with just her until I was like around nine or 10 years old.

And then I think she either she either went to rehab or jail or something where I felt like I was going to go with my grandparents for like the weekend.