Gabby Windey

Oh, great.

Okay. Do you have any, like, feminist books or authors that you like? Ooh, yes.

Okay. Do you have any, like, feminist books or authors that you like? Ooh, yes.

Okay. Do you have any, like, feminist books or authors that you like? Ooh, yes.

No. I'm having a hard time really fine. I love Sylvia Plath. Okay. I think more than feminism, which I go in and out of like how interested I am in my lesbianism. Yeah. But I feel like so many awakenings are happening at once. And right now I really identify with depression. Okay. So like that's why I fuck with Sylvia Plath.

No. I'm having a hard time really fine. I love Sylvia Plath. Okay. I think more than feminism, which I go in and out of like how interested I am in my lesbianism. Yeah. But I feel like so many awakenings are happening at once. And right now I really identify with depression. Okay. So like that's why I fuck with Sylvia Plath.

No. I'm having a hard time really fine. I love Sylvia Plath. Okay. I think more than feminism, which I go in and out of like how interested I am in my lesbianism. Yeah. But I feel like so many awakenings are happening at once. And right now I really identify with depression. Okay. So like that's why I fuck with Sylvia Plath.

Because she's so depressed. And she works in a lot of feminism, but they're like, she's a feminist icon. But I feel like she speaks about it, which we talked about it earlier, which I forget what kind of feminism is more like not a little bit about being gay, but also just like her experience with men and how like, you know, the one abuser in the forest.

Because she's so depressed. And she works in a lot of feminism, but they're like, she's a feminist icon. But I feel like she speaks about it, which we talked about it earlier, which I forget what kind of feminism is more like not a little bit about being gay, but also just like her experience with men and how like, you know, the one abuser in the forest.

Because she's so depressed. And she works in a lot of feminism, but they're like, she's a feminist icon. But I feel like she speaks about it, which we talked about it earlier, which I forget what kind of feminism is more like not a little bit about being gay, but also just like her experience with men and how like, you know, the one abuser in the forest.

You know, I'm not so into poetry because I can't totally understand it. I can't now. Yeah. Yes, I know. And that makes me feel really dumb and I'm always at odds with it.

You know, I'm not so into poetry because I can't totally understand it. I can't now. Yeah. Yes, I know. And that makes me feel really dumb and I'm always at odds with it.

You know, I'm not so into poetry because I can't totally understand it. I can't now. Yeah. Yes, I know. And that makes me feel really dumb and I'm always at odds with it.

I do like her unabridged journals. OK. And I actually think she's really easy to understand. Yes. Because she's like short. She's like succinct. Yes. You know, yeah, that's what I like. Like Virginia Woolf is too wordy. Yes. I'm like, just like break it down, bitch.

I do like her unabridged journals. OK. And I actually think she's really easy to understand. Yes. Because she's like short. She's like succinct. Yes. You know, yeah, that's what I like. Like Virginia Woolf is too wordy. Yes. I'm like, just like break it down, bitch.

I do like her unabridged journals. OK. And I actually think she's really easy to understand. Yes. Because she's like short. She's like succinct. Yes. You know, yeah, that's what I like. Like Virginia Woolf is too wordy. Yes. I'm like, just like break it down, bitch.

I don't. I'm a dancer. I stretched for the first time the other day because I saw the substance and Margaret Qualley was doing the splits and I found it offensive. Oh, like she was doing it bad? No, she was doing it insanely good. Oh, yeah. So I'm like, oh, I used to be able to do that. It's not fair that she gets to do that. Yeah. Yeah. So I stretched to Barbarella.

I don't. I'm a dancer. I stretched for the first time the other day because I saw the substance and Margaret Qualley was doing the splits and I found it offensive. Oh, like she was doing it bad? No, she was doing it insanely good. Oh, yeah. So I'm like, oh, I used to be able to do that. It's not fair that she gets to do that. Yeah. Yeah. So I stretched to Barbarella.

I don't. I'm a dancer. I stretched for the first time the other day because I saw the substance and Margaret Qualley was doing the splits and I found it offensive. Oh, like she was doing it bad? No, she was doing it insanely good. Oh, yeah. So I'm like, oh, I used to be able to do that. It's not fair that she gets to do that. Yeah. Yeah. So I stretched to Barbarella.

nice yeah nice but that's really it and it wasn't like I feel like it was more of an emotional outlet because I didn't do like a lot of choreography okay I feel like when when I was young like I love well not I love to be told what to do like if I know what you expect of me I can deliver but now I feel like I'm diving into my creativity yes