Haley Cavinder

I go to my community app because no matter what, they'll fill your cup.

So just spend more time there.

Yeah, I learned that.

I mean, I deleted Twitter, like, probably for, like, eight months.

I was just like, that is just a horrible place.

I'm, like, a... I, like, love this rule of, like, a post and ghost.

Like, I'm a post and ghost, and I'll, like, just put it... Like, I won't go on my phone after a post.

Or if there's, like, something that's going on, like, the media or something that's prevalent for doing its time, because, like, I'm always, like, time's going to run its course.

But I'm always just, like, do not go on my phone.

Like, I will go up to Fort Myers Beach, because that's my happy place, with Haley and Jake and my grandparents, and just have a margarita on the beach and not go on my phone.

So just, like, put it down.

Yeah, I would say...

As human beings, you're going to look.

You try not to, but then that eats you up, and then you end up going to do it.

And, like, you look and you look, and I'm like, all these people are anonymous.

They probably have, like, four followers, and at the end of the day, it's like...

They're commenting on you because you're doing something that they're probably just insecure and jealous about.

At the end of the day, like, I always make up stories.

And I'm like, these people, once again, like, if they're going to comment about what I look like or a bad angle or whatever it is, or they don't like us because they don't even know me and they're just listening through a mic.

Then I'm going to go back to my circle.